Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-04

Excitement Among the Chinese.
SAN Francisco, March 3d-The Chinese
residents of the city are much exercised about
the mass meeting to be held here tomorrow.
They pretend to feel alarmed lest some ex.
cited person should suggest and offer to lea l
raid through Chinatown. but nothing of
the kind is probable. Nor is it feared, or in
any measure anticipated by gentlemen insti-
eating the meeting, nor by the police author.
tiles. The Chinese merchants held long
conference to-day for the purpose of discuss.
ing the question. As result of the meeting
they sent tbs following dispatch to the Tung
Wah Hospital in Hongkong, which is similar
to the Merchants Exchange here:
MARCH 3d-Tung Wah Hospital, Hongkong There
Is great excitement here against many of our
countrymen now coming. Use al your power to
stop them, and save us trouble
The Anti-Ch.nese Demonstration.
SAN Francisco, March 3d.-The Commit
tee of Arrangements of the anti Chinese
demonstration met this evening and COM
pleted all the necessary prelimiparies for to-
morrow. TIE several meetings will be ad-
dressed by the following speakers: NJ. G.
Blake, Chairman Philip A. Roach, Vice
Chairman Judge John S. Hager, M. NJ.
Flournoy, John f. Swift, DIR. J. G. Shorb.
Rev. G. 7. Burrows, Z. G. Marshall, Irving
M. Scott, Henry E. Highton, John V. Jack
sou, Paul Neuman, Frank J. Sullivan, T. j.
Ciunie, Judge Robert II. Taylor, George A.
Knight, A. 2. Wan Duzsr, James III. Barry,
William B. May, Marcus D. Borucll, L. B.
Sscnehill, Peter Dan, G. w. Pope, David
Mcclure, Lee Pratt. A. I. Williams, George
X. Porter, Walter III. Levy, III. n. Clement.
John A. Wright, Senator B. V. Watson,
Leander Quint; Judge Wheeler, Charles a.
Sumner, Henry Welfsohn and d. J. Toohy.
Change OF Venue.
SAN Francisco, March Si.-In the injunc-
ton cases of the railroad companies against
the Tax Collectors of various counties, o
change Of venue has been granted from San
Francisco TO the various counties against the
Collectors of which such suits have been
brought.
Wonderful Case.
SAN Francisco. March 3i.-About FIVE
months ago John Collery, while driving into
his barn, struck against beam and had his
head bent back SO far that his neck was dis.
located. Ths case was considered, at the
time, beyond hope, but his physician, acting
on the theory that while there is life there is
hope, stretched the man upon a board, built
about his head a frame preventing any move
ment, and kept him in this position for several
weeks. In time the injured parts recovered
their normal position and the injuries were
gradually repaired At first there was
paralysis on both sides of the body, but this
gradually diminished, and now the patient,
who is able to so out, feels very little incon-
venience. 1t is regarded as one CT the most
wonderful cases on record.
The Meroney.Murphy Case.
SAN Francisco. March 3d-In Depart.
ment One CT the Police Court to-day, John
Moroney, charged with en- assault to murder
ID. J. Murphy, and for having, it is alleged,
shot at r NJ. Apgar, appeared with Henry
E. Highton IS his counsel, when by consent
the examination was postponed until Thurs.
day next. The accused has not vet made an
application for bail.
DOIIiyer's Casc-The Jury Disagree.
SAN FRANCISCO March 3l.-The closing
III the Deliver case were concluded
this afternoon in Department Two of the Pc.
lice Court, and az ten minutes past o'clock
the case was given to the jsry At IL
o'clock the jury returned into Court with the
that it was impossible t:
agree. the jury having stood seven for &C.
quittal and five for conviction from the 6rst,
no change having occurred on any of the bal
lots. Upon this showing the jury was dis
charged.
ety-Bank Of California.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3i.-The mo,-
tuary report for the week shows the total
deaths to be 121-male rs, female 40.
The thirty-second annual meeting of the
California Bible Society will be held on next
Monday, at y o'clock, at the Bible House,
vixen the election of Trustees will take place.
From the report CT the Bank Commission
ers on the Bank of California it appears that
the total assets are S12. 100. 593 ~. The
principal liabilities are: Capital paid up,
IS 000. 900; reserve fund, 81 000. coo; due
depositors, 81, ST., 236 IL.
Remains Identified.
SAN FRAN CISCO, March 3l-The remains
Of the man who committed suicide some time
ege at the Lindeli House have been identified
as those IF Oven Dornelly, late of Sc ezra
msnto. Deceased was native OF Ireland,
rs years old, and unmarried.
Charges unsusfalned-B0y Drowned.
SAN Francisco, March 3d.-The Board of
Health, in the case of DR.. Lawlor, adopted
a majority report this evening. to the effect
that the charges preferred against him had
not been sustained.
This afternoon Henry Martin, aged IL
years, was drowned in Mission Creek. A
,cavenger named A. Lsckinio, it appears,
set large savage dog after the lad, who in
great fright ran out into the stream to escape
the animal. He was caught in the current
and drowned. A charge of granddaughter has
bean lodged against Lackinio, and he has
,npn arrested