Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-01

Departed Cbinese-LaBgIey's Funeral.
SAN Francisco, Jsnusrv 3lst.-Fron Nav
6, 1882 TO February /, 1888, the Chinese sail
ing from this port numbered 6,S96, of whom
5,575 secured return certificates, and l, ,321
departed without them.
The funeral of the late Henry G. Langley
took place to-day from the house of the Ex-
empt Fire Company, on Brennan place.
The Chinese Murder at Truckee-Excite-
ment or the People.
TRUCKEE, January 31st.-The greatest ex.
citement known for long time has been
prevalent in Truckee to-day. The murderers
of All Moon, the Chinaman so brutally
slaughtered short time since, have all been
apprehended, or at least warrants have bsen
issued for them. The principal one, All Yee,
has been arrested, and made admissions sutfi-
cient to fix The responsibility of the whole
crime. He says that while be did not do any
of the choppiug, he held the candle for the
others. a long interview took place to day
in the presence of two Chinese Interpreters,
but nothing Of the details was ascertaiaed.
All Yee is sufficiently protected by the au-
thorities to prevent lynciiu although it
would need but spark added to the feeling
now existing against the Chiuamen to take
him from the i Ill and string him up. The
parties 30 far accused are Alb Shune, All 10y,
An Quok, All G5e and All Gee, already ar
rested. All will doubtlefs be in custody to-
morrow, and an examination will then be
held but there appears no manner Of doubt
that the parties foe whom the warrants are
Issued are the guilty ones. TIE talk of lynch
ing still contiuues but the known resolution
OF the officers in charge Of the prisoners will
doubtless prevent sny trouble. The Jail is
well guarded, and no fears are held hut that
the law will be allowed to take its course.
Not Dumb rs an oyster Fifteen
Years imprisonment.
PETALUAIA, January 3lst.-R. W. Smith,
the deaf mute who robbed John Gala
CHER in this city about mouth ago. and was
recently convicted of grand larceny after
labored examination with pen and paper.
upon being placed in cell at San Quentin a
few days age, astonished the Warden, who
had been informed of his infrmity, by say
ing " This id thing is played out. can
gain nothing by it longer"
Wong All Long, the Chinsman convicted
of murder in the second degree for having
shot and killed feilow-couutryman at So
noma some two months ago, was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Temple to fifteen years
Imprisonment in San Quentin.
Killed by Falling Trec-WOman Fatally
Injured.
PETALUMA, January 31st.-Wm. A. Ster-
ling was accidentally killed by falling tree
near Guerneville last Saturday. Deceased
was aged about 40 years, and native of New
Brunswick.
As Mrs. Percivsl ard daughter were on the
point of starting in a carriage from Bloom
field for Petalums last Friday, the horse was
startled by the shrek of mill whistle, and
rearing back, threw Mrg Percival to the
ground. she sustaining injuries from which
she died soon after.
Fire In CoIusa County,
PRINCETON, January 31st.-A fire occurred
at this place this morning, destroying the
main business portion Of the town, consisting
of eight buildings. The less will approximate
So. 600. The stock was principally saved.
Are There no Ofner Cities where the
Same Could be Done
San JOSE, January 3ist-W. W. Mark.
ham, an ex-police officer, was found guilty In
the Superior Court to-day Of bribery, in hav-
ing, during the month of December last,
while /. a-sLobar of the poI;cc fo-ce, received
about S75 from Chineee interested in gam
bling games.
Eloquent Temperance Lecture.
HoLLIsTER, January 31st.-Epijance, the
man shot by Ambrosio Roseas at San Juan,
this county, night before last, died Yesterday.
Rosess, who was at first released on $500 bail,
was placed in the hands of the authorities
Immediately after the death Of Epij snce, and
is now in Jail here. He is a young man of
good family, and his present unfortunate DO.
sition is without doubt due eatirely to
whisky.
DIsmembered by a Train-shOotIng AZ.
fair.
Los ANGELES, January 3lst-As the Pa.
ciic express was coming in this evening,
man with both legs cut eff was picked up
alongside of the track about twenty miles
east of here. He was brought 10, and died
about an hour after reaching the city. De.
ceased was a Mexican, and is supposed to
have been run over by tho Cotton train. This
is the second victim Of railroad accidents in
twenty -four hour.
Two native Californians, named Reno and
Granillo, quarreled at tie Cerritos rancho,
near Wilmington, to-day, when Reno drew
pistol and shot Granillo the ball passing
through his body. Friends of the wounded
man caught Reno, tied him to s tree and beat
him almost to death. An old woman armed
with a knife tried TO cut his throat, but was
prevented by the bystaniers. The would-be
murderer is in jail. Granillo, at last &C.
couutg, was still alive, but is not expected to
live.