Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-20
ANTI CHINESE MASS MEErINe

Inc committee appointed by the FEEDER
ated Trades to make preparations for an
| anti-Chinese mass meeting to be held next
Saturday evening, met yesterday and de-
cided to secure Metropolitan Hall for the
meeting. After resolving to ask Mayor
: Pond to preside, 1t was decided to invite
the following gentlemen to speak at the
meeting: Congressman T. ]. Clunie and
| w. w. Morrow, NJ. N. Estee, w. H Mills.
]. ]. Tobin, Stephen NJ. White, Judge Ma
guire, exCongressman Sumner, s. Short
ridge, Colonel NJ. H. Hecht, Captain W. L.
Merry and H. Guistadt.
CONDITION OF EX GOVERNOR Low.
Elk Governor F. a. Low. who has been
i'll for several weeks, is slowly but steadily
recovering. He is confined to the house
By the doctors orders, but is able to be
! about and there is no ground for appre-
hension that complete recovery will be de.
! layed. Mr.. Lows family will return next
week.
FIVE YEARS on THE DAM.
Anthony Santos Spencer, a Japanese.
pleaded guilty of forgery in Judge Van
Reynegonis Court to-day, and was given
| five years term in the Folsom Prison. He
forged the name of g. Burke to $50 order
| drawn on the Anglo-Caiifornia Bank on
| the 9th of last April.
FELL FROM GRACE.
| Jennie Wood, member of the Holiness
Band, was found in a state of bowling
drunkenness yesterday by officers Burke
and King. She was brought into the Pc
| lice Court this morning, after having spent
| a night in Jail with marked benefit. A
Captain of the band explained the wornan's
otfense in an undertone to Judge Rix, and
| his Honor continued the case for thirty
days.
NoLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
When the United States District Court
convened at o'clock this afternoon Judge
Hoffman was officially notified by United
States District Attorney Carey of the death
OF David s. Terry, ard upon Attorney
| Carey's motion Judge Hoffman ordered a
nolie prosequi entered against the four in
dictments pending against the deceased.
POOLING WITH A CIRCULAR SAW.
| John Bixby, an employe of Weston's
| planning mills on Mission street, had his
left hand badly lscerated by circular saw
this afternoon. He was taken to the CITY
Receiving Hospital, where his wound was
| dressed. 1t was found necessary to ampu-
tate the middle finger.
STABBED HIS FRIEND.
A man giving the name of Henry Rix
was found by officers Riordan and Crockett.
while passing the corner of Sixth and
1oWhSeno streesS, lying on the sidewalk.
They discovered that he was stabbed over
the heart and took him TO the Receiving
Hospital. The wound was not serious.
Rix and blacksmith named Peter DON
| nelly were returning from dance and in
| a quarrel concerning the ownership of the
programme Donnelly stabbed his friend.
OPIUM SMUGGLING.
James Butler pleaded guilty to-dsy to
| smuggling opium from the City of New
York. He will be sentenced Monday.
The Grand Jury considered the PROPOSE
ton to place restrictions on the Athletic
| Clubs, 50 as to reduce their number.
CHEN cHoNe's TRIAL.
Chen Chong, highlander, was placed
on trial this morning in Judge Van Rev
degom's Court for having murdered
another highbinder named Sue Yarn on
May 18th last. The latter had testified in
murder case on that day against friend
of the prisoner, and when he returned
from Court the defendant and other high.
binders shot him in Chinatown. During
the fracas white man was shot in the leg.
SPECIAL DINING CARS.
The Union Pacific Railroad YESTERDAY in
augurated the special dining-car service be-
tween Omaha and Ogden, the cars to run
on the fast trains.