Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-07

Chin YnD Yss. alas Yiu Yick, Chi
nese h;gi binder, is at the Central station
for asssu.: to murder, f'r havfg shot at
fellow ceua:ryman named Len Hing Gang
YIN SAWS G1ug is lighb'ndcr, AID about
Nesr ago he shot at him, ond last week,
in =, tsliasion, he returned the shot.
w WoRer, rurser Of ii P, NJ. 5. S.
Rio Jauei.o, was before Ualtef States Com-
missioner SAWYER Tor examination on
charge OF sssaulting Alex. Mzcps erson
while the vessel was in the bar. or OF AGA
pulco, on the night of the 20,h OF June.
After nearing the evidence the charge was
dismissed.
Fifte en- families furnished with iuforma-
ton BIZ the In migration Association CON
c, rnipg the Government lands IN San Luis
Obispo and Humboldt counties have LETT
for those counties. The Secretary OF the
Association intimates that number oil IN
tending settlers are anxious TO secure
start by working as nurserymen and team
sters.
.Judson C. Cove, Wednesday evening,
wac busily engaged in posting on Dr.
Barrow's church, corner Of Post and Mason
streets, large posters inscribed am
not after helpless women, but after would
be able men and toys. J. c. Cove" After
concluding this interesting duty, he went
inside the church, where prayer-meeting
was being held and commenced to sing
HYMN. the words of which were more
familiar to him than the tune. Upon be-
ing elected, he fell in a seeming lit in the
street. Officer Wells brought him to the
Central Hospital, where an electric battery
revived him somewhat. Not giving very
lucid account of himself, more than he had
been working on farm in Santa Clara
county, and had come to this city to paste
up the posters, that operation being neces-
sary, he was taken to the Home of the
Inebriate on charge of insanity.
The steamer Rose Sparks, Captain Ross,
has returned from the wreck OF the Escam-
hia and reports having found the vessel
lying on her side, bilge up. Her port rail
was on the ground and moving with the
sea and tide, nothing holding her but her
masts which are fast in the sand. The
vessel is not injured, her matches being off
and considerable of the grain having
dropped out, thus removing the possibility
OF the hull being burst open by the swell.
ing OF pent-up grain while wet. The vessel
is in good position to be lifted, and must
have considerable air in her beside that in
her ballast tanks, for she is almost ahoat
The wreck lies in seven fathoms of water
and has niue feet over her at low tide. She
lies S Sc. and n. NV, with her head S.
Sc, and her main and mizzen booms are
sticking out of the water. -Four spar moor
ings were placed around the wreck, the sea
being smooth.
United States Commissioner Grimwood
has held an examination on the charge pre-.
ferred by j. 7. Evans, Special Agent of the
Treasury Department, againt Joseph Goetz,
of having struggled 500 pounds OF opium
on the l4th of last February. 1t was ad-
mitted by defendants attorney that 5, $50
boxes of opium were seized by police Off
GERS on the bay, in the vicinity of the City
of Toxic, in January last. In the course
of the proceedings, Assistant United States
Commissioner Van Duzer submitted pho.
tograhic copy of letter written by the de-
PENDANT to one Charley, with reference to
the seized opium and the action to con.
denim the same then pending before Judge
Hoffman, OF the United States District
Court Commissioner Grimwood, after
hearing thetestimonY, dismissed the charge
on the ground that there was not sufficient
smuggling of the opium seized.
SSsre has just been completed an elegant
medal, to be presented with appropri-
SsVEesolutions by the San Francisco Stock
and Exchange Board to Arthur Van Du-
sen, in commemoration OF his heroic efforts
! in saving the seven miners who were i'm.
prisone6 by water in the end of the west
drift of the 2l50- foot level of the Alta mine.
The medal is of rich and appropriate de-
sign, and on its face bears the inscription
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
to A. Van Dusen, as a testimonial of the
high appreciation of his heroic efforts to
save his comrades in the Alta drift, Gold
Hill, Nevada, June ?, 1882" The inscrip.
tion is surrounded by a wreath of laurel
On the reverse side the medal bears the
following "Greater love has no man than
this: That he lay down his life for his
friends" Around this legend is wreath
of oak leaves grasped by hand at the top,
and a miners pick and shovel is at the