Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-06

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNroN.l
Peacemaker Shot and Killed.
SAN Francisco, July 5sh.-Last evening
about $50 o'clock Peter Coetz, d ship car
peater, aged as years, and native of Nor
way. was shot and killed in Luke Carty's
grocery, on the corner of Greenwich and
Sansome streets, by the proprietor. From
all accounts it seems that the deceased and
Carl An6e son, cook in Charles Newman's
boarding house, vera drinking ut Cartys
Mrs. Carly was behind the bar in the absence
of her husband. While they were drinking
Carly came in, and asked who was treating,
and GU his wife replying Carl Anderson,
struck him in the face. Anderson then ran
out and Carly fred two shots at him with
his pistol At this Goete placed his hands on
Carly in an expostulating manner, when the
latter suddenly shot the psacemaker in the
neck. On the wounded mans falling, Carly
sent some boys to notify his brother and the
police. Goetz c3me here about four months
ago on the ship Prince Frederick. He was
ship carpenter by trade, and had lately been
working at North Beach for Captain Roberts.
He was born in Hoten, near Christiana, in
Norway. Carly is charged with murder. In
the Police Court to-day the examination of
OarEy on CnarBe OI luTucE was COHtluueu
until Friday next.
Railroads Must Pay iicense-Ex
Waiyed-The Smallpox Hospital.
SAN Francisco, July 5th.-Department
One of the Supreme Court rendered an opin-
ion to-day affirming the judgment of the
Court below in the case of Los Angeles vs..
the Southern Pacific Rsilroad Company.
The action was brought to recover 1920 for
license tax for the months of January to July,
1881, inclusive. under Section >, Article IL,
of the charter of Los Angeles, empowering
the Mayor and Council to license the carry
ing on of certain businesses. Among the
licenses established by ordinance is the fol-
lowing: " For every steam railroad company
having depot in said city, $50" The
opinion concludes as follows: " 1t 1.-THE de-
feudant railroad) is interested in many police
expenditures, and may as reasonably be
charged local license as may those engaged
in other businesses"
In Pol'cs Court Number Oae, This morn
ing, O. G Hut Crimson, alias o. IL. Dwight,
tae TO el tlief arrested last Sltu day night,
waived exsmic alton On three ctarges of burg
lazy in tie second degree, and vas h=lt to
answer in $1,000 o. ca h cha sc
DR.. Foye, Reside nt Physician at the Twen-
ty-sixth-street Hospital, tepo is 40 pateats
ia lat ms itution, 80 OF WI sre suffer ns
from smallpox, d tie t1er 10 are Athlete
with Ell, pAan 5iasis, l-prosy, &c All but one
of tIe small pox pai uts-a child two years
old-are convalestent.
The Money Market.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July 5th.-The demand
for money has been quite lively to-day, in
view Of the long holiday. The officers and
clerks are returning from their summer vaca-
TONS Rates show no change. The supply
of coin is ample. The work of coinage has
been resumed. The receipts at the Sub
Treasury to-day from the various Postofhces
of the State were unusually large. Wheat
borrowers on new crop hare not yet put in an
appearance. The rate for call loans is 4@6
per cent, and the extremes for commercial
loans are 7(d9 per cent. Mortgage paper is
taken by the savings banks at 6d9 per cent,
and the borrower relieved of all obligations
for taxes to the extent of the lien on lis
property. Drafts on New York sell at sc
premium per 500; kilograms on do, l0c per
500; London exchange, 49i for bank bills.
and 495d for commercial refined Silver, 1lG
III per cent. discount Mexican Dollars, 93c
apiece, nominal.
The Scraps Coolie Cargo.
SAN Francisco, July 5th.-The British
tramp Scraps was allowed to dock at the sea-
wall this morning, when her cargo of S25
Chinese passengers was permitted to land.
The usual scene of hustle and noise, incident
to their landing, was witnessed, the principal
part being contributed to by expressmeu,
anxious to obtain load for transportation to
Chinatown. Seizures of small lots of UNI
brellas, handkerchief, etc, were made.
The Belgic and Cairnsmuir.
San FRANtIsCo. July 5.h.-An executive
meeting was held this afternoon by the Board
of Health, for the purpose of considering the
g L. ~.
tine. The question was discussed at much
length, and the Board finally decided not to
release the steamer, at least for the present,
The British steamer Cairnsmuir was thor
ouZhly inspected to-day by the Quarantine
Officer, and no smallpox was reported. The
vessel is the smallest of the coolie. bearing
feet, and decidedly dirty-looking sea tramp.
1t is the opinion of those acquainted with
such matters that the Cairnsmuir is too
small steamer to carry TIC passengers, and
it is not improbable that the passenger Act
has been violated. The authorities will in
vestigate this question. The vessel will soon
be permitted to deck.
Cricket on Shipb0ard.
SAN Francisco. July 5th.-The white pas
sengers who are detained on the steamer Bel
gic now in quarantine, have adopted a some
what novel plan of passing the time. Most
of the passengers aye Britons, and great sd-
mirers of the national game of England,
cricket. The deck of the steamer has been
cleared, and cricket ground improvised.
Here the game is INDUCED in several hours
each day, nearly all the passengers entering
heartily into the sport.
Boycotting Movement Against the Chi.
nese.
SAN Francisco, July 4th.-The League of
Deliverance inaugurated here to-day what
they called boycotting movement against
the Chinese. They caused number of men
to parade up and down on the sidewalk in
front of the place of business of a Mr.. But
terfield, dealer in boots and shoes, and to
notify all passers that the proprietor en-
ployed Chinese, and warning the public not
to patronizs him. All these persons were
promptly arrested by the police on charge
of misdemeanor.
The PracerviiIe and Sacramento Valley
Railroad Case.
SAN Francisco, July 5.h.-The case Of
Louis McLlne VS.. the PlaceTville and Sacra.
mento Valley Railroad Company was called
to-day in Department Five, and when it vas
shown that counsel were not ready to pro-
coed, the case was continued till Monday.