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

The Unfortunate steamship.
| SAN Francisco, June 5th.-To- day two
more cases of smallpox were reported on the
steamer Altonower. Both were removed
promptly to the hospital. The discovery of
these cases require the steamer to be kept
| thirty days longer in quarantine.
Bloody Midnight Row, with n Fatal
Result.
| SAN Francisco, June 5th.-Shortly after
midnight Jane, McNally was shot dead by
hap, both in liquor, entered Reardon's saloon,
corner of Army street and San Bruno road.
Meehan began qusrreling with Reardon about
debt he owed him, and Reardon ordered
them out A row ensued and Reardon was
knocked down and kicked by his assailants,
when he fred, hitting McNally near the
heart, killing him. Meehan continued kick
ing Reardon, when the latter thirteen-year-
old daughter ran out of her bedroom and at
tackled Meehan with beer glass, gashing his
head, when he fled the premises.
Sudden Death OF r. II. Canayan-The
NOhl Mystery.
SAN Francisco, June 5th.-A telegram
received here tonight from May6eld an
nounces the sudden death there of T. ii.
Csnavan. Deceased was for some years a
known in business and political circles.
The reason for the sudden aud unaccount-
able disappearance Of DIR. +. w. Nohl, con-
nected with the United States Mint, still re-
mains involved in mystery. The circumstan-
tial evidence that the missing man is still
olive ia very strong.
Inc0rpOratiOn-Ac Action Indorsed-Wheeler
the strangIer-A Hung Jury.
SAN Francisco, June 5.h.-The Franklin
Brass and Iron Works Incorporated to-day.
The capital stock is fixed ut $3.50, OGO.
The Board of Directors Of the Produce
Exchange Endorsed to-day the recent action
of the Merchants Exchange, in the matter
of leasing its property. The agreements and
terms were properly signed, and are to be
presented to the Directors Of the Merchants
Exchange tomorrow.
The case Of Wheeler, the stranger was
submitted to-day on briefs in the Supreme
Court, and decision may be expected within
the next ninety days.
The jury in the case Of Thomas j. Nc
Cormick, charged with the murder of Hugh
Mooney, not being able to agree on a verdict,
were discharged tonight by the Court.
Personal Property-A Days Deaths.
SAN Francisco, June 5.h-To-dsy As
SCISSOR Badlam turned over TO John a. Russell,
Clerk Of the lard Of Supervisors, sixteen
volumes containing the personal property for
the year 1882 of this city and county,
amounting to the sum of so. 396 1l2.
Toe number of deaths registered at the
health offics TO day was 10.
The Mproncy Case-Thc Deinocr It's.
SAN Francisco, Juue 5h-Ths trial Of
John Moroney, charged with assault with
again to-day before Judge Freelon. Two
more jurors were obtained, making eight
secured in seyen days.
The Democratic County Committee met
this evening, for the purpose of hearing and
disposing OF a number of protests presented
by members of the various Clubs who had
not been elected delegates to attend tie
State Convention. The various protests
were considered without grounds and frivol.
Gus, and by command were laid on the table.
The Opium Case-The First Passports.
SAN Francisco, June 5th.-To.day, in the
United States District Court, Judge Hoffman
signed the fiaal decree in the celebrated opium
case, condemning the 3 $3.50 boxes of opium
seizad on the morning of the third of last
January. The opium will be sold by the
United States Marshal at public auction, and
the receipts handed over to the Register of
the United States District Court. The boat
and sails, which were seized at the same time,
were ordered to be delivered to the claimants
and owners. 1t is stated that the claimants
OF the confiscated opium will take an appeal
from the decision Of Judge Hoffman to the
United States Circuit Court.
The first passports granted under the new
Law to Chinese leaving this country for their
native land with the intention to return here,
were issued to-day. Seven hundred and
sixty-six passports were issued. These Chi
nese will sail hence on the steamer Oceanic
tomorrow.
Grand Grove u. A. o. D.-Boy Drowned.
SAN Francisco, June 5sh.-The eighteenth
annual session of the Grand Grove United
Ancient Order of Druids will open here to.
morrow.
A son Of DIR. E. w. Blake, who resides on
Geary street, was drowned this afternoon
near Fort Point The boy was. throwing
stones into the water, when losing his balance
fell in and was drowned.