Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The wounded Mans Cond;tion.

NNSAN'fiN" ANONlt, NlO WAS SuOL DIV
William Griggs Thursday evening, was
yesterday reported 20 be in a critical con-
dltlon. The ball that penetrated his right
side could not be found by the physician
IN attendance. Roches version of the
difficulty is that he was returning home
when he saw Griggs cutting kindling on
ms porch, and, stopping to talk, began
chatting him by saying that he would
have him boycotted for having his washing
done by Chinaman. Griggs got angry.
ran at hlm and struck him on the forehead
with the AK he was using, then went into
the house. Roche endeayored to follow
him, and finally kicked in one of the panels
OF the door. Griggs then opened the door,
ana Roche went in. During the difficulty
that ensued Griggs fred two shots, and
then ran out of the house, Roche pursuing
MN along Third street for some distance
de says he was well acquainted with
Griggs, and didn't think he would take
otfense at what he said
Inc blood about the front and back
doors OF Griggs house would indicate that
Roche tried them both in his endeayor TO
gain entrance. There was also blood on
the floor of the house, and there had eyi-
IDENTIFY been struggle, as a stove was upset.
The hole in the door was not large enough
Tor RCcne to have crawled through, as it
was alleged by some that he did.
PEREaPToRY WRIT GRANTED.-Yester-
day, when the mandamus case of The
Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. VS.. D. J. Oulla-
han, State Treasurer, to compel the latter
10 pay one OF the warrants drawn by J, w
Mccarthy, for Supreme Court expenses,
came up for hearing in Department One of
the Superior Court, no appearance was
made on behalf of the defendant, and
JFsige Van Fleet thereupon ordered a per-
empfery writ to issue as prayed for. Sub
sequently Judge w. II. Beatty, attorney for
The bank, expressed a willingness to have
the order vacated, as an answer had been
hled on behalf of the Treasurer, though
a little late, and he did not wish to take
advantage of the circumstances. 1t NAV
be, therefore, that there will yet be full
hearing.
IN JUsTcE's CouRr.-In Justice Posts
Court yesterday morning the examination
of All Kee Gi, accused Of murder, in killing
Chew Y, at CORTLAND, several weeks since.
was resumed. After the evidence had ali
been taken, the case was submitted without
argument, and the Court took it under ad-
Yisement until $50 A. NJ. to-day. The
case of the People VS.. All Voy, for perjury.
continued from the previous day, was re-
sumed at P. NJ. When the prosecution
rested, the defense made a motion to dis
charge andt argument upon the motion
was postponed until 10 O'clock this morn
ing
RATIFICATION MEETING.-At Turner Hall
this evening at o'clock ratification
meeting viii be held, to indorse the action
of the Anti-Chinese State Convention re-
Gently held in this city. f. r. Draw. Grove
/. Johnson, ellis Doty, Joseph Reuter-
and others will deliver addresses on the oc-
casion, Mr.. Dray explaining the action of
the Citizens Anti-Chinese Association ;
Committee relative to boycotting. which
seems to have been misunderstood.
LAND PATENTS IssUED.-The Governor
yesterday signed land patents as follows
Caroline b. McDougald, 400 acres; N. Har-
Lesson, 40; J. NJ. Garsia, $50; L. L. How
land, 800, and i. Benson, 160, in San Joa-
quin county; ]. B. Agnew. 80; H. Il.
Band. 800, in Tulare county; n. A. Eddy.
40, in Siskiyou county f. A. Grant, 40, in
Sacramento county; F. Bruschi 100, in
Tuolumne county c. J. Gooeh, 120, in
Modoc county.
1-tN1-AL ONN-EA -0NNhAA.--A lie s0tcTI-
mento Choral Society will give its FIRST con-
cert in the Congregational Church next
Friday evening, under the leadership of N.
HirSchfeld. The programme includes a
piano solo" Vienna Carnival Prank" and
Concert Waltz, by Martin l.. Hirschfeld:
song by Miss Ida /. Clinoh; and the can
taia, Lay of the Bell by the society.
Tickets of admission viii be so cents; chill
dren, % cents.
Police CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of P. J. Finigan, for an as
sault 10 murder; Adaline HARDER, disturb
ing the peace, and L. NJ. Corners. Tor car
rying a concealed weapon, were continued
until this morning ......Joe 0ster was con-
victed of disturbing the peace and will re-
ceive sentence at to-day 5 session Il
Nasquez for being common drunkard
was sent 10 the county jail for sixty days
Hop-GRowERs' MEErIxe.-A call is pub
hshed requesting all hop-growers to be
present at a meeting of the same TO be held
at Changers Hall on Wednesday, March
oath. ut l P NJ, TO consider matters con-
nected with the hop-growing interests.
Be on time to-day. There is money in
ii for you. Ladies French kid shoes for
- and s. 90; ladies' glove kid shoes. 81 80:
ladies calf foxed button shoes, 81 70. well
worth 81 so; ladies' kid foxed button shoes
ST y; misses calf foxed button shoes
81 so, good value for s. IS; slippers. san
dals and low-cut shoes, for 80 cents per
pair. Red House.
GENUINE DIAMONDS AND GoLp WATCHES
FoUNp.-A number Of our citizens were
made happy yesterday at the Merchants
Tea Co., 524 ] street, by finding solid gold
watches and genuine diamonds in their
cans of tea and coffee purchased by them at
81 per package. Give them Il call. To-day
is ladies day.
HANDSOME line of oriental laces, to 25
cents per yard. Fine value in our sale to-
day. Red House.
EcpIr fie1lred hnntings ID cents in o,,r