Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-03


Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company.
S13; Capital Gas Company, $26 40; Whit
tier, Fuller X Co., 81 %; J. 7. Stafford,
50 60; a. l.. Brancroft 4 Co., s. 90; sac
ramento News Company, s. -; Caroline
q. Hancock, 81 % Board adjourned.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the Citizens
Anti-Chinese Association met at the Court
house last evening. The committee ap-
pointed TO secure the Assembly Chamber
for the State Convention called on Secre-
tary Of State Thompson, and the same was
secured. Messrs. Murray, Bovne and Hall
were appointed a committee to select dele
gates to represent the Association at the
san Jose Convention. The following
named citizens were added to the Execn-
tive Committee as an advisory committee
II. NJ. Bernard, r. 7. Devlin, II. Weir-
stock, L. b. Hall, Grove l.. Johnson. VIM.
Boyne. n committee was appointed to
canvass the entire city, and secure the
names of all who sympathize with the
movement.
CASES CONTINUED. - In Justice Posts
Court Yesterday the cases of All Voy and
Gy Iung, charged with perjury, alleged to
have been committed recently during the
examination of q Chinese case were con-
tinued until next Saturday at 10 A. NJ,
when day for the examination of defend
ants will be set......The case of T.. Cassel-
man, charged with battery upon Frank
Aschnaur, WIS continued, TO await the con-
venience of the attorneys. Mr.. Casselman,
when arrested for the offense a few DAYS
ago, expressed Willingness TO plead guilty,
but he has changed his mind, and desires
the Court to find out whether he is guilty.
BETTER THAN No Excuse Yesterday
morning in the Police Court two Cinnamon
were being tried for vagrancy. One Of
them, who had been shown to have been
in the habit of providing about the streets
at all hours of the night, explained. Me
walkee all night cause no likee sleep in
lille loom Chinatown. Me sleep in loom
p'iceman 'lestee me-" The Court deemed
the ingenious excuse just little better
than none, but sent him up for 80 days
alice same"
BURGLARY At BRIGHToN.-Monday night
t. c. Perkins store at Brighton was en-
tered by burglars, but it does not appear
that anything was stolen except articles of
food. Entrance was gained through rear
door, which is fastened by crossbar, the
latter being Kept from moving by nail
placed in hole over it. The thieves cut q
hole in the door so as to reach the bar and
remove it, but had to make two attempts,
the first hole not being cut in the right
place.
COMMITTED TO THE AsYLUM.-Judge Van
Fleet and DR.. Huntington went to Elk
Grove yesterday, to examine as to the men,
tai condition of Mrs. George w. Kelly, an
estimable lady, who had become demented
and was in such condition that she could
not be brought to the city. They found
that she was violently insane, the disease
being apparently hereditary. and it was
deemed necessary to commit her to the
Asylum at Stockton.
The CouRTLAND HOMICIDE. = Coroner
Clark held an inquest at CORTLAND yester-
day upon the body of the Chinaman Lum
Chew Y, who was killed by fellow oun-
tryman on Monday, as mentioned in the
last issue of the RECORD UNION. The jury
returned a verdict to the effect that the kill
ing was done in self-defense.