Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-22
"Old Glory. Honored Again.

,AUBuaN, April 2lst.-A flag rsising took
place this afternoon at the public school.
The exercises were conducted by PRINCIPAL
W harton, assisted by his able corps of lady
teachers. The flag, which is 10 bv is feet.
was the gift of Boutwell, Dunlap, one of
the pupils. Appropriate responses, recita,
lions and singing were the order. The Au-
burn brass band furnished music, assisted
by the hfe and drum OF the school band.
Addresses were made by W. B. Gardner
and Rev. John Chisholm. The exercises
closed with cheers for the flag, the donor
and the LADIES'
consignment to San Quentin.
UKIAH, April 2lst-Frank Lownes was
to-cay sentenced TO serve term of twenty
one years at San Quentin for the murder
OF James II. Carter in Potter valley last
December
Angelo Pacini was sentenced to serve
term of eleven years at San Quentin for an
assault with deadly weapon.
One Wilburnson was also sentenced to
two years at San Quentin for an assault
with a deadly weapon upon H. Zanck in
Willitsville.
Shooting at San Jose.
SAN JOSE, April 2lst - Last evening
Walter W. Byrne, a waiter in the Melville
Hotel, shot and fatally wounded Charley
Ung Cow, the Chinese cook The ball
from 42-caliber pistol entered the abno-
men about three inches to the right of the
navel. Byrne claims that it was done in
self-defense. He was taken into custody.
The Chinaman was removed TO Heinlein-
town and makes counter-statement to the
District Attorney.
Leg Cut Off by the Cars.
GILRoY, April 2lst.-Frank Oldham. an
old resident, was run over by the north
bound mail train, about $3.50 this afternoon.
near his home, a mile distant from this
city. HIS right leg was completely severed
from his body below the knee, leaving the
cut of piece in his boot on the track. The
train backed to the depot with the sufferer.
Although Oldham is sixty-two years of
age, there is chance of his survival.
Chinese Smugglers in Jail.
SAN DIEGO, April 2lst DIR. Wo Sing,
the principal in the Chinese smuggling
cases. was arrested in Los Angeles today
and brought to this city. Williams, who
was recently captured with boat-load of
Chinese coming from Lower California,
confessed on Wo Sing and other Chinese.
Both are in all. Sensational developments
are expected at the trial.
Indicted for Criminal Assault.
NAPA, April 2lst.-An Indictment has
oeeH lou3u Dy Ine GranQ Jury charging
Jacob Hapser with criminal assault. Han
ser is nov serving out a senteuce in the
County Jail for battery upon his stepdaugh-
ter. He was to-day arraigned in the Supe-
rior Court and denied the charge.
Wants Another Fair.
SANTA Rosa, April 21st-An effort is on
foot to hold a fair here in connection with
the fall race season. The efforts are meet
ing with the appreciation of citizens, who
intend giving purse. Cia Pierce, owner
OF the race-course and buildings, is anxious
to keep the track open for the circuit.
He Suffocated
PORTLAND (Or), April 21st-The Coro-
ner's jury in the case of Charles Z. Sitton,
who was found dead in his buggy Saturday.
returned verdict that the deceased came to
his death by accidental suffocation, pro-
duced by the peculiar position of his body
while under the influence of an anesthetic.
Sullivan and jackson.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2lst.-The Di-
rectors of the California Athletic Club de-
c1ded tonight to offer a purse of $4,000
for fight between Sullivan and Jackson.
The matter is to be voted upon formally
by the club tomorrow night.