Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-12

| about n woman. Bad blood existed TO SUCH a
degree that Straussman threatened to kill Mo-
reno at the first opportunity. To-day the parties
| met when Straussman drew a pistol and
| fred at his adversary. Moreno returned the
shot. when Strsussman fed. He was pur-
| sued by officers, but after running short
| distance wheeled round aud shot twice at Ser.
geant Reeves, missing him. He then fred
once 1T Moreno, woundlng MIN II the leg
He was captured with diti1cuity, and placed
in Jail.
Charged with Murder.
SAN FRAsc1sco, June 1ltb.- Jonathan
Moffat and Michael Freeman were arrested
to-day. CHARGED with the crime OF murder,
for having, it is alleged, caused the death Of
the first mate of the bark Mary Glover.
Dennis Riordan. 1t is charged that these
nersons kicked and beat Riordan SO brutality
q few days ago that he died yesterday from
the effecta of his injuries.
Arrested for Felony.
SAN Francisco, June 11th.-This evening
a Cninaman named Guam Ting was arrested
for felony. on theicharge of one He Wing. 1t
is alleged that Guam Ting struggled on board
the Strathairly in China, without the Cap
tain's knowledge, 140l Chinaman, their desti-
nation being Honolulu. The laws OF China
preventing Chinese going directly to Honolu.
la. 1t was his idea to land them in this
city. and reship them to that port.
Being short of the necessary amount to pay
their fare, Yuan Ting borrowed sum Of
money from he Wing. The latter, hearing
that his debtor had negotiated with one Of
the Chinese Six Companies to turn over the
l4O men to them, and with the money SO
realized and that borrowed from him, pre-.
posed to skip out of town, leaving his creditor
in the lurch, swore cut warrant tor his
arrest.
Royal Clam Bake.
SAN Francisco, June 11tb.-The employees
of the State Harbor Commissioners held a
royal clam bake to-day at Saucelito. The
clam baking party consisted of about 200 per-
sons, large share of whom were ladies' who
were conveyed to Saucelito by the steam tug
Neptune. A very pleasant time was ex-
perienced by the participants.
DIseruntIed Democrats.
EVANSVILLE, June 11th.-At the meeting
of the Democratic County Committee last
evening, after the delegates to the State Coz
vention had been elected, ex-Msyor Stone,
presiding, expressed disgust and dissatisfac-
ton at the choice of James O'Briep,. a promi-
pent hydraulic miner, as the representative Of
Yuba county in the Convention. Stone, for
this reason, resigned the Craftsmanship OF the
committee, and severed his connection with it
on the spot, saying he would leave himself
free to vote as the interests of Marysville may
require. He then left the meeting. The
committee. by vote of to 4, refused to ac-
cept his resignation. aud subsequently another
member of the committee rendered his resig-
nation. The meeting broke up at a late hour
in disorganized condition. Dr.. Stone has
been one Of the most prominent Democrats in
the county. He is firm in his withdrawal
from the committee. Out of seven delegates
by the committee, two are PROFESSIONALLY in
the hydraulic mining interest, and third is
supposed to lean that way. The action of
the committee is regarded as likely to cause
much trouble in the Democratic party of this
county. Dr.. Stones course is looked upon as
| premonitory symptom that slickens is going
to cut some figure in the campaign. The ac-
ton of the committee in electing three dele.
gates from the mining districts is defended on
the ground that these districts are entitled to
share of the representation.