Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-27
PACIFIC SLOPE.
EXTREME "ARTLESSNESS" OF P0-
LYGAMOUS WIVES.
Boyton's Trip-Murderer Reprieved
Lime Works Burned-The
Damaged Wharf.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKooED-uNIoS
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RRooED-vNIos.l !
CALIFORNIA.
Escape of Chinamen.

Escape of Cinnamon.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 26th.-The two
Chinese who came from Victoria on the
steamer Mexico. and attempted 10 gain
entry at this port on forged certificates,
nave escaped the authorities of this port
ana are now on their way back to Victoria
The steamer sailed at 10 A. ~ A Deputy
United States Marshal, armed with war
rants for the arrest of the men, arrived at
the dock at 1890 4. NJ
Anti-Chinese Ratification Rally.
LODI, March 26th-The grand anti Chi
nese ratification rally held here tonight
was great success. An immense crowd
congregated in Larson's Wjgwam The
Lodi and Lockeford cornet bands furnished
music salute was fired from auvils and
ooniires blazed III concert with the enthusi-
asn of the crowd Addresses were made
by y. +. Raylin, State Organizer, and
Laura DeForce Gordon, and both speakers
were warmly applauded The resolutions
OF the Sacramento Convention were unani-
mously adopted.
A Matter of Deep Regret
Los ANGELES, March 26th.-A telegram
received here, stating that the Senate dele
CATION would pass this city without .stop-
ping, even for one day, to investigate the
needs of this section-the matter of public
building, United States Court and other
matters OF mportance-creates gen
eral deep regret.
Captain Boytons Voyage.
RED BLUFF, March 26th.-A large crowd
this morning witnessed the departure of
Captain Paul Boyton on his voyage in a
rubber suit to San Francisco. distance OF
45O miles. At o'clock Boyton began his
long trip.
TEHAMA, March 26th.-Captain Paul
Boyton passed this place at II o'clock. hav-
ing made splendid headway from Red
Bluff. A salute of twenty guns was fred
upon his arrival, and the same upon his
departure.
A Hanging Postponed.
SAN JOSH, March 26th.-The following
telegram received here last evening is self
explanatory:
SACRAMENTO, March 25th
y. T. BrdndGm, Sheriff Santa Clara COUNTY !:
Jung Quong sing, the Chinaman sentenced to be
executed tomorrow, has been reprieved by me
Papers VIII be forwarded tomorrow.
GEORGE SToNEMAN, Governor.
Lime Works Destroyed by Fire.
SANTA Cruz, March 26th.-The |. Nj.
Lime works located near FeltoI.. were
burned this afternoon. About /. 800 cords
OF wood, the cooper shop. cook k-house and
Il. 1
loss cannot be ascertained here. The works
were owned by Cert, Blochman d Co with
their office in San Francisco.
The Damaged Wharf.
SANTA BARBARA, March 26th.-The dam
age to the wharf by yesterdays collision is
estimated at $4,000. Nothing but a heavy
pile of lumber and the central stnnger.
l2X12 prevented the vessel from cutting
through the wharf
Safe Burglars at Santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, March 26th.-The safe
OF Smith 4 Johnson, grocers, was blown
open last night by burglars. who were in
terrupted by the police. No property was
stolen. There were no arrests.
The Captured SIuice Robbers.
NEVADA, March 2Gth.-The three Nexi-
cans arrested last week for robhing the
sluices Of the Nivens drift mine had a pre-.
hminary examination last night. which
resulted in their being held to answer for
grand larceny in the sum of 81 500 each.
They were returned to Jail One of the
robbers, named Salvador, made confes-
sion of the crime