Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-22
Condition of De Young.

SAN FRANCISCO, November ZlSC-M IL
De Young, who was shot by Adolph
Spreckels Wednesday afternoon, was to-
day reported by Dr. Murphy, his attending
physician, to be somewhat better than yes
terday. although he is yet, as the doctor
saws, +" very sick man." Last night the
patient slept only about an hour DR..
Kahn, relative was at his side all night,
and to-day was relieved by DR.. Regens-
berger. There is some traumatic fever
noticeable, and its increase is feared The
patient suffers considerable pain, complain
ing of his side and shoulder. No effort has
vet been made to find the bullet that en-
tered the left shOulder-point. as the condi
ton of the patient will not warrant the
operation He says little, and has not re-
ferred to the trouble at all in the presence
of the physicians. No one is allowed to see
him besides members of his family.
Concerning Emerson's case lawyers assert
that had he fatally wounded Spreckels, the
act would be Unsuitable, and cite in support
of this opinion Section 93S of the Penal
Code, which reads, in defining iustifiable
homicide: "When the homicide is COM
mitted in prevention of a forcible and afro
cious crime as, for instance, where the
deceased was in the act OF robbing or muir
dering another
Young Spreckels remains closely at home,
receiving the visits of none but his most
intimate friends While his arm pains him
considerably, nothing serious is expected to
result from the wound.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
SAN FRANcIsco, November DIST. De
Young's condition this afternoon not being
as favorable as yesterday, consultation of
physicians was held, and it was decided to
open the bullet wounds as far as prac-
l. y, al s+,,tn, i
and DR.. Murphy cut the wounds
well open and inserted drainage tubes
1t was found that the shoulder joint
was slightly injured from one bullet, and
the shoulder blade badly smashed from
the other. AT II o clock he was still sleep
ing, though it is generally considered that
he is in very dangerous condition.
Arrest of Sarah Althea's Lawyer.
SAN Francisco November 21st-Wiliam
NJ. Nielsen was arrested this morning on a
charge of embeZzling 5000 from Sarah
Althea Hill Mr. Nielsen stated that at
the beginning of the Sharon divorce case
she wanted to give him money. but he re-
fused to take it. She then asked him to
take 5000, which he did, giving 4 receipt
therefore, and holding the money in trust
for her. Out of that money he paid eX-
penscs connected with the divorce trial
other money from her
Conference of San Francisco Business
Men.
SAN Francisco, November 21st-A meet
ing was held this afternoon in the Chamber
of Commerce rooms, at which the United
States Commissioners on South American
and Central American trade, representa-
tives of the Chamber of Commerce, the
Board of Trade and the Manufacturers
Association We're present. Horace Davis,
President Of the Chamber of Commerce,
presided. Informal addresses were made
by George Reynolds and Judge Thatcher,
members of the Commission, setting forth
the objects of the conference.
The San Francisco Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Dist. - The
pool-rooms were crowded this afternoon.
and betting was heavy on the four-mile
race of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse As
ISOLATION tomorrow. There will be five
races. The first is the Finigan stake, a
mile dash, for two-year-olds Alta and
Estill and the flying FLY from the Rancho
del Paso will run. Alta was the favorite
III the pools The second race is for the
farm stakes, a dash of two miles, for three
year-olds. Freda, Prince of Norfolk and
Glendair are the contestants. The pools
sold lively, with Freda at so, Norfolk $25
and Glendair $21 Towards the close
Glendair sold second, Freda retaining the
lead. The big race of the year is the one
for the Baldwin stake and is the only
four-mile race run on this coast in several
years. The total stakes are $1,000. Lucky
b., Patsy Duffy and Garfield Will contest.
and the greatest interest is taken in the
event. In the pools. Duffy was the favor
lite at 800, Lucky Is. S135 and Garfield S44
no * Of
one-fourth miles. In the pools, Nellie
Peyton, who will carry 40 pounds, was
the favorite at $l00. Beaconstield Q05
pounds) bringing $50, Philips. q05 pounds)
$40, Forest King (l07 pounds) $50 and
Birdcatcher 900 pounds) $12. The sports
will close with n dash of mile for a con-
ISOLATION purse Tor nonwinnerS.
Sluice-Robbing in FL Dorado County
PLAcERvILLE, November 21st.-Several
nights ago the sluices of the Coon
Hollow mine were cleaned up by
unknown parties. The affair was
kept very quiet in order to assist in
experimenting the robbers. This morn
ing five Cinnamon hired a teamster to take
them to Single Springs, from whence
they were going to China; but they had
not gone far before two Deputy Sheriffs
oyerhauled them and on searching found
considerable dust secreted on their persons.
Another Chinaman was arrested as he
stepped off the stage at Single Springs,
and one at the mine, where he has worked
for some time. Ii is estimated that they
must have cleaned up about $1,000. The
captors have strong hopes of conyicting
them.
Catholic Priest Accidentally Shot.
MERGED, November 2lst.-Father 4. Fas-
sanotti, the resident Catholic priest of Mari
posa, while out hunting in company with
Sherman Reynolds, on Thursday, the 10Th
instant was accidentally shot with his own
gun. the bullet entering his body near the
left breast. The wound is thought to be
fatal by the physicians in attendance
Jubilant Democrats.
STOCKTON, November 21st-Extensive
preparations have been made for Demo
cratic celebration here tomorrow night
Canadian Association.
STOCKTON, November 2lst.-The natives
of Canada residing i'll this city have formed
perIn2nent organization, TO be known as
the Canadian Association.
ARIZONA.
Fire ana Loss of Life.
pRFeCoTT November 2lst-A fire AT Flag