Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-03
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San Francisco, October 2,-Last even
Ing about 7:30 sChinsman named Alb
Chny waa shot from behind by some I'M
kao~n assassin on the corner OF dupont
and Washington streets. The Dali en-
tered the back pear the left thigh. and.
passing through his body. emerged from
the abdomen. Two Cinnamon are m
der arrest on suspicion OF being imp'i-
called in the affair. The wound Will
prove mortal.
James Lick died easily at one minute
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. This
morning the entrance TO the Lick House
is draped with Grape, and the rooms OF
deceased similarly decked. All the
preparations were made yesterday FOR
the funeral ceremonies. Early IN the
afternoon too Board Of Directors Of the
California Pioneer Association convened
and received note from the Secretary
of the Lick Trust. informing them that
he Trustees had delegated to the no
neers the honor of taking charge OF the
obse quies. The charge was unani-
mously and thankfully accepted. and
guard Of honor at once detailed to FRO
ceed TO the Lick House, receive the re-
mains, and. with all respect. escort them
to the socie,y's hall as soon As tho de
tails could be arranged. The escort met
at the Lick House parlor, where the
poiy was delivered to them by the irus,
tees OF the Fund. who had been guard
ing it. The remains We're then placed
in o he,rse and, with a number OF the
DELEGATION on either side. the carriage
moved slowly alorg Montgomery street
to the hall. On arrival at the ball door
he procession was met by the Board OF
Directors and all the members present
IN .ha binding; when. with SLOW steps,
bet xeen lines of uncovered heads, the
casket was carried into the assembly
ball and placed upon bier. appropr'-
ately decked, there to rest until the last
bonors are paid to deceased. A general
invitation to attend was gwen to the
Academy of Sciences, Mechanics Insti-
,n.e, Chamber OF Commerce. Mayor and
Board Of Supervisors. Society OF Pho
ueers, government and city officers.
judges Of the Federal, Supreme and
District Courts. County, Probate and
Criminal Courts. Judges, Justices of the
Peace. Trustees and ex-Trus.ees of the
lanes Lick Trust, and all societies and
organizations. civic and military, and all
citizens, who desire to testify to their
r. aspect for deceased. On the day OF the
funeral the remains will be placed in the
vault Of the new cemetery of the Masonic
brotherhood. if consent be obtained
therefor, until arrangements have been
completed for final burial. Mr.. Murphy,
Mayor of San Jose. yesterday called up
the Trustees and stated that Mr.. Lick
had expressed to him a desire to be in
TERED on Mount Hamilton. on the site
Of the observatory to be erected By the
Trustees of the fund. and it is probable
that this will be the final disposal OF the
remains. It seems to be the general i'm.
preston among the Trustees and those
interested in the Lick estate that Mr..
John Lick will come to this city at once.
kilograms were sent 10 him yesterday
morning by Mr.. Sohoenwald and others
informing him Of the death OF his father,
and, from the answers received, he is ex-
pected to be in this city by tho first OF
next month. The funeral will take place
on Wednesday next.
Six cases of small po1 yesterday and
one death; two cases this morning and
four deaths. E a~
New York. October IA l 30 this
morning dispatch was received at the
Central Office from the Twentieth Pre-
cinct Station. house, giving information
of q terrible tragedy which occurrs at
a late hour last night. 1t appears that
Julius Blame, blind man. born in
France, thirty eight years OF age. and
professor of music, residing on the top
door of No. POI West Thirty third street,
while insane, shot his wife Mary, aged
twenty eight years, in the head, indict-
ing mortal wound. He then shot his
child, aged three and hslf years, in the
left side Of the head, causing death in
few minutes. He then placed the pistol
to his right temple and sent bullet
through his brain, killing himself in
stantly.