Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-15
PACIFIC SLOPE.
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF AN
INSANE WOMiN.
Anti-Chinese Action-Suicide with q
Razor-Piseon Sbooting-Ex-
citing Burglary.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIoN. !
CALIE0RNIA
The Anti-Chinese Agitation.

AEONhhbi haTcH Iotn.-C. Il. MctlaSh3n
Chairman OF the state Executive Commit
tee appointed by the Anti-Chinese Conyen
ton, has issued call for a meeting OF tn
Sub-Executive Committee at the Office q
the Heek}y Star. San Francisco, on Monda,
at O'Clock. The headquarters will thei
be determined upon, and the State worI
outlined. Appeals will be drafted for sub
senptions to further the cause. Grand rat
ification meetings will be urged in all por
tions of California, and the necessity fo
immediate organization in all counties
cities and towns. The scope and method
OF boycotting will be defined, and consery
atiye but etfectual plans will be recon-
mended. The Chairman requests all league
to send the names of their officers forth
with to him at the Russ House in order t,
facilitate systematic organization.
The antl-Chinese meeting tonight wa
larg-- and enthusiastic. 1t was resolved /,
hoia grand ratification meeting over tn
action OF the Sacramento Convention, an,
a committee was appointed to carry it out
Truckee proposes to outdo herself an,
both means and men are ready
SONORA, March 14th.-A citizens anti
Chinese mass meeting was held here las
night. The resolutions passed at the Sac
ramento Convention were adopted. Dr
SOAlii w anu II. IMAM
berlain were appointed n committee to wal
upon the contractors building the Buchanan
Mining Company's road, requesting then
not TO employ Chinese labor. They vii
report their answer through the local press
II Chinese are imported, trouble is antici
pated.
The Soiano County Pigeon-ShootiDg.
SUIsUN March 13th-At lO:30 A. NJ. tb
raiu c f,r L..
days sport. The first match was for SD
divided into three prizes-S20 $40 and So
and o. II. Patten, II. Bassford and A. Il
Donaldson divided the money.
In the second match, private, between S
l.. Snead, of Dixon, and Charles Reams. O
this place, ReamS won easily, with a cleal
score, the purse of $50.
The third match, Snead against Patten
Snead won, killing II birds out of 10 L
Patterns IL purse $50.
The fourth match was for a purse of $35
divided into $50, $40 and s.. Donaldson
and Smith divided first and second money
and Robinson and Bassford the third.
In the fifth match, for purse of S45-
divided into S25, SO and $5-Donaldsol
| and Bassford won the first and secon
prizes, while J. Murphy and Robinson
divided third money
In the sixth match, private, betweel
Snead and Patten, for purse of $50, Pat
| ten won easily, getting 10 birds out of 1:
against Snead's 6.
In the seventh match. a freeze-out Rob
| inson scored first money, while Bassfor
| and Smith divided the second.
The eighth match, between Galbraitl
and Baker, for purse of $40, at bird.
| Baker won, killing 3 against Galbraith's {
Suicide of a German Cabinetmaker.
SAN Francisco, March 14th.-John {
GoelIer, German, aged 50, commtte,
! suicide at his residence, No 6, Lily avenue
this morning by cutting his throat with
| razor. Goeller was cabinetmaker bv trade
and up to the 10th inst. had been in III
employ of the West Coast Furniture Com
pany He left his bench there on accoun
OF Ill health. To-day, after getting out O
bed, he retired to room in the upper par
OF his house, and was not seen for som,
time. His absence from the family circl
being noticed, search was made for him
and he was at last discovered in his room
lying in pool of blood. A razor wa
clutched in his hand. Upon examination
1t was found that his head had been al
most severed from his body. Goeller leave
wife and infant boy. Temporary aberra
ton OF mind is the supposed cause of hi
rash act.
Marin County Excited Over a burglary
SAS FRAHCIsco, March l4th.-The peopl,
OF Marin county are still somewhat excite,
over burglary committed at Novato b,
bronson, the escaped convict Men OF
horseback and afoot, including a posse o
guards from the prison at San Quentin
kept up the search until a late hour las
night, but no news of success on their par
" gG L
eatables, which Bronson had stolen from
the house of White, woodchopper on ID,
Longs ranch, was discovered Yesterday
and rs it was spotted with blood, il i,
thought that the fleeing convict wa.
wouuded hy the firing party on Saturday
and probably IN the side, as he carried tht
sack suspended from his shoulder, so tha
it hung by his side The fleeing convic
Is evidently desperate, and determined no
to be Tecaptured, and when he was frs
sighted by one of his pursuers on horse
back he immediately drew a bead on hin
with his rifle, and the horseman rapidly
slid down on the side of his horse farthes
from the convict, placing the horse between
himself and the desperate criminal The
cause OF the excitement at the little hamle
of Novato is George Bronson, alias Rich
ard May, a native of Texas, who was com.
iuIttcu " Sdii NueLlln september 20, 1850
to serve term of three years imprison
ment for felony, committed in Santa Cruz
where he acted as a locomotive engineer
He is five feet eight inches in hight. has
brown hair and eyes ffurid complexion
oval features, high, broad forehead. large
long ears, sauare-cut nose, large mouth
He has flesh mole on his right temple
another between his cheek-bone and ear
and still another at the center of the back o.
his neck. He is full-chested, slightly in
ciined 10 be stout, and wears number I
boot
Shocking Exposure of a Crazy Woman
TRUcKEE, March 14th.-Mrs. Dennis, ir
crazy fit, slipped away from her watchers
tonight, and wandered around in hel
night-clothes and >tocking-feet for nearly
two hours. The Knights of Labor were in
session, but at once dissolved, and over 1OC
men Joined in the search. When found
Mrs. Dennis was half buried in snow
bank and almost frozen. She was carried
home. She was perfectly conscious wher
found. and begged to be let alone. 1t i:
doubtful if she survives the exposure.