Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-21
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

The Shooting of Mike De Young.
SAN Francisco, November 20th.-Dr
Murphy, who is in charge of De Young's
case, states that the patient passed very
restless night. The wounds are very pain
full and there was considerable hemorrhage
This latter fact gives the physicians much
anxiety, and DR.. Murphy says there is rea-
son to fear that the sub-clavian artery, q
large blood-vessel passing across the neck
entered from the front. The great flow of
blood makes the theory probable. " l con-
slider the wound a dangerous one, very
dangerous one, indeed" said DIR. Murphy.
DR.. Regensberger was with the patient
all night, and it has been arranged that
either he or DIR. Cohen will remain in con-
stant attendance. DR.. Murphy will visit
the patient three times day. The bullet
that entered from the point of the shoulder
split the shoulder blade and ranged down
ward. From the range it is evident that
the shooter was almost directly over De
Young at the time. The bullet has not
been found, and the physicians thought
best not to probe for it. 1t is a large one
3S caliber
fsECOND DISPATCH.l
SAN Francisco, November 20th.-The
cases of George w. Emerson and Adolph
B. Spreckels were called at the opening of
Court this morning by Police Judge Law
Ter. Reuben H. Lloyd, appearing as spe-
cial counsel for the prosecution, and as
attorney for Emerson, asked for a con-
tinuance until the lst of next month,
by which tine it was expected that
the injured men would so far have re-
covered from their wounds as to he able to
appear in Court. r. C. Harrison, appear
ing as attorney for the defendant, Spreckels,
did not oppose the motion, and the con-
tinuance was granted as agreed by the
counsel. Emerson was the only one pres
ent of the participants in the shooting
The cash bail of 81 900 deposited last even
ing for his appearance in Court to answer
the charge was withdrawn. and bond in
the sum of 81 900 was substituted, with Jo-
seph Rosenberg of 40 Montgomery street,
and Reuben II. Lloyd as sureties. De
Young was reported to be resting easy, and
to that extent his condition was only
known, as the strictest qu:etness has been
enjoined upon him to offset any threatened
Inflammation that might set in thewounds.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
SAN FRANcIsCo, November 20tll. - De
Young's physicians have made no effort to
probe for the bullet in his shoulder They
fear the sub-cavian artery was grazed by
1t, and that probing might produce afatal
hemorrhage. The wound is considered
very serious, and his recovery is doubtful.
TIE San Francisco Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 20th.-The
first of to-day's races was a sweepstakes for
three-year olds, dash of one and a half
miles. There were three starters-PhilipS
Shenandoah and Beaconsfield the last
being the favorite in the pools, and the
winner in 2:40 Shenandoah was badly
lamed, the middle tendon of the foreleg
being so sprung as to make it unlikely that
he will ever race again. The second race
was heats of mile for all ages. ten pounds
below rule weight, jim Douglass, Nellie
Peyton and Billy the Kid starting. Jim
was the favorite, selling for 800 to so 80
on both the others. The first heat was won
by Jim in 1:42. In the pools now sold
Nellie was the favorite by $100 to $40
but Jim again won, after a close
contest in 1;43 The third race was a sell
ing purse, dash Of one and quarter miles.
The starters were Billy johnson, Cito,
Duke of Monday and Nick of the Woods
The Duke was the favorite, bringing $50 to
S25 on all the others, and he won in 2:134,
Cito second. The fourth race was q dash of
five-eighths of a mile, for two-year-olds,
Ichi Ban, Tom Atkinson, Billy 4. and
Mistletoe being the starters. Ichi Ban was
the fayorite at $50, Tom and Mistletoe be-
ing coupled at $50 and Billy 4. Sl5. Ichi
Ban won in l:02l.