Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-10
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco News-The Chinese Imm,-
eration-rhe Admirars Funeral-su,,.
In Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9th.-The United
states Grand Jury presented this afternoon
their tinal report for the term to the JTn;ted
States District Court. The iurv has sy
anined ffty.three cases. found forty.eieht
true bills and ignored three.
The suit brought by Mrs. Caroline Sbsrn
against Peter 'Donahue. to recover $50. coo
for professional services, rendered As astornsv
for defendant by plaintiffs husband Solon,epp
a. Sharp, who died in june, 1878. il IN trial
before jury in Department Five.
Ihe remains OF Rear Admiral McDoucell
were conveyed to-day for interment to Mare
Island on the Government steam tup Mon.
terey. They were accompanied BY the widow.
and escorted by detail of four naval officers
from Mare Island and Major.G General Nc.
lowell and his staff. The funeral took placs
on the island at 3 o'clock with naval honors.
In Department Seven of the SUPERIOR
Court the jury ia the case of Michael Rnr.
CESS VS.. Occidental and Oriental Steamsbip
Company, An action to recover $40, 900 dam.
ages Tor fractured thigh, caused by the fall
OF sack upon him in the hold of the steam.
ship Bslgic, have returned a verdict for
plaintiff, with damages assessed at IS 600.
:. From the LIST OF January this year to the
ums when the Chinese restriction bill
temporarily closed the Golden State against
port from China q, los natives from that
country, against 4. 141 homeward departures
Turing the ninety days that transpired be-.
tween the passage of the bill and its p,;no
into effect, 10, 769 Chinese arrived here from
Hongkongs The last installment being nv the
Arabic, with l, 1872 Mongolians. During the
month OF July the arrivals at San Francisco
OF al natlonalities. both by land and sea. was
1923, OF whom 427 came by rail, against a
Total OF o,2o4, of whom 3,065 left by rail,
showing net gain of 6,000 The net gain
from China aud Japan was SAB.
Capt. N. Hitler, q native of Massachusetts
aged on years, was found dead ia his bed TO.
day, on Mission street. The deceased had
oeen on protracted spree, to which cause his
death is attributed.
Martin ksrwi1, native of Ireland. and a
Whoever, was thrown violently from cart
last Saturday, receiving such serious injuries
thas ne died to-day at st. Mary's Hospital.
League OF Deiiverauce = Condemnatory
Resolutions.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9th.-CIub No. d
OF the League of Deliverance held meeting
tonight. After the transaction of routine
business, the members reported quite a mum.
Der OF business firms and private citizsns ali
Of which had bean noted by the Secretarv
Resolutions condemnatory Of the decision Of
Judges Field and Sawyer in the matter of
the Chinese-laundry ordinance were passed.
Won't Rent.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9th.-Neeotiation
between the Merchants Exchange and the
Produce Exchange. looking to the leasing of
the former Associations building by the lat.
ter, are broken off.
Accidentally Drowned.
SAN RAFAEL, August 9sh.-About q
O'Clock last night man named Chris.
tan Loutzen was drowned off tha
schooner Madeline at Point San Pedro.
The Captain and some friends were sitting
IN the cabin, when cry OF distress was
heard coming from the outside. They
iushed upon deck, but no ore was visible.
though apparently the small boat had been
moved from its usual position. They at once
concluded that some one had been using IL.
a search was made Immediately for I,outzep.
who was the cook Of the schooner. and wbn
been seen short time previous on the deck,
Not finding him they concluded at once that
he had been using the boat, and had fallen
overheard while making it fast to the
schooner. They commenced dragging for the
BODY, and IN about an hour brought it to the
surface. Deceased was native of Denmark,
aged about % years.
SSdah NJ LINCOLN.
LINCOLN, August 9sb.-George Foeg, a
prominent citizen OF this place, died at
P. n. to-day, OF typhoid fever, Mr.. Fopp
was extensively engaged in Embarrassing. His
loss viii De deeply felt by this community.
Caught in ihe Act and shot.
NEVADA, August 9tb.-Two Cinnamon
were caught in the act Of robbinp the sluices
In the claim of the Omega Mining Company
~ omega, in this county, Monday night
Iney were fixed on by the watchrnen. and
both were dangerously wouaded. Last
Thursday night the mine was visited Inv
sluice-robhers, who were shot at BY one Of
the watchmen, but without effect. 1t il
Thought the wounded Cinnamon were the
same parties. '''
Buried Under n Cave.
NEVADA Cry, August 9sh.-Four China.
men were buried beneath q cave IN the Chi.
nese hydraulic mine at Moore's Flat yester.
day. Three OF them were killed, but the
fourth was taken out alive,
singular Fire al chico.
CHICO. August 9th.-Last night about
O'Clock the large new separator of d. M.
heavis was discovered tc be on fire, and
nothing could be done to pat the FIRE ont
MIR. Reavis has only had the machine about
two weeks, paying 81, 250 for it. and $500 for
the j ackson feeder attached to it. The Gre also
consumed about 500 sacks of wheat. The
origin OF the FIRE is a mystery, some asserting
that it was the work of ain incepdiary, The
grain only was insured.
suspicion OF Foul PIay-Drowned.
FRESNO. August 9th. = Yesterday Mrs.
LouJina Gomez, an aged Mexican woman.
was found dead at her home, near Buchanan
in this county. She had apparently been
dead three or four days. There are sus.
PIGEONS of foul play. An inquest will be
held.
On Sunday Frenchman named Jean
Recubusa was drowned while bathing in
Fresno slongh, near Whites bridge. His
body was recovered by his companions, and
buried near the spot where the accident oc.
CURED. He was shout rs years old. and was
n native of Arpaoua1, Eronoo