The morning call., 1890-11-22
OAKLAND ALAMEDA.
The Stories Of Jardine and Brig.
nardellO Do Not Agree.
Tsung Found Guilty as Charged-A Kern
County Man Escapes Drowning = Death
From Locbjaw-open Drawbridge.

The condition of John Jardine at the Re-
ceiving Hospital last night was comfort
able, and it is probable that he may recover.
The stories told by him and by Brigham
dello only agree in one particular, and that
is that they were travelling together. and
were both assailed by third person. Jar
dine says it was tall man with black
mustache, who came up behind them; and
BrignardeIlo says that he was tall man
with light mustache, who came up in
front of them. 1t is believed that they had
dispute, and after the shooting they agreed
to lay the whole matter to third party.
They are kept separated, Jardine being in
the hospital and Brignardell0 in the County
Jail. Neither will talk much about the af-
fair, which was evidently the agreement;
but it is believed one Of them will tell the
whole story in a day or two. The Italians
name is Giovanni in the directory, but in CIV
ing it to the hospital steward and at the
Jail he gave the English translation. John,
and has given several false addresses. His
wife and daughter were over to see him yes
terday afternoon. He is laborer, and
lives at 26 DUNES alley, off Kearny street.
near Pacific, San Francisco. Jardine is a
single man.
GUILTY AS CHARGED.
The jury in the All Teung case, after
listening to technical argument by the de-
tense during the forenoon and brief reply
by the prosecution, had the matter sub
mitted to it about 2:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. and in half an hour, on one ballot,
found the defendant guilty. Sentence will
be passed ON December 1st A motion for
a new trial will be made, and, on its denial,
the case will 60 to the Supreme Court The
people who attended court during the trial
of the case are with Judge Gibson and the
jury no matter how the case may be de-
termined by the Supreme Court Judge
Gibson refused to include some OF the Old
time decisions Of other States, at the request
of the defense, in his charge to the jury, de-
claring that it was not question Tor the
jury to determine how the man Lee Ylck
became prisoner, but to find whether it
was a fact that Yick was prisoner, and, if
lie was, did All Teung assist him to escape.
Teungs wife, who has been in attendance
with their three children during the entire
four days trial. cried piteously when the
verdict was rendered, and, following him to
tie Jail, clung to him. After the door was
shut she chung to the grating on the outside
until removed by one of the Snerlff'S depu-
ties.
ESCAPED A wATERY GRAVE.
A man with his clothes dripping wet ap-
piled at the City Prison last night Tor lodg-
lngs. and said his name is John Quinn and
that he is resident of Bakersfield In Kern
County. He made the further statement
that he was sitting on the rear rail on the
lower deck of the broad-gauge ferry steam
er on her 6: 80 o'clock trip from San Fran
cisco, and that when the steamer gave a
lureh ON going out from the Slip he lost his
balance and fell overheard. No one on the
boat saw him fall. but he managed to reach
pile, and clinging to it was after while
assisted out of the water. He came then to
Oakland on the next boat.
Rev. George l.. McNutt. Presbyterian
divine from indianapolis, Ind, has been
rendered the pastorate of the Pilgrim Con-
gregational Church of East Oakland, and
will probably accept. He is graduate OF
Princeton College and native of Indiana
A divorce has been asked for by Minnie
c. lien from John III. Allen on the ground
of wilful neglect and failure to provide.
DEATH FROM TETANUs.
l.. J. GlaSaw, who lived at the corner of
Broadway and First street, was taken to the
Receiving Hospital for treatment OF wound
in his foot caused by stepping upon nail a
few days ago. he paid little attention to 1t
until it commenced swelling and yesterday
he was taken with tetanus. He was &C.
ment sidewalk contractor. he died at $3.50
O'Clock last evening. His wife is at Port
land. Oregon, and had instituted suit for di-
vorce.
The appointments for the County Clerks
office. under the new administration. after
January 1st, are understood to be: Chief
Deputy, Robert Edgar; Cashier, n. G.
Sturtevant; Clerk, Department 1, George
H. Furry; Department 2. Thomas NJ. Rob-
inson; Department 5. Il. Il. Belden. The
fist three are holding the respective posi-
lions at present, and viii he retained by
Mr.. Crane.
Ellen Alias and Jasper were married in
Texas in 1879. Alias left home about two
years ago. and has refused TO return, and
She now asks for divorce, alimony and the
custody of the minor child.
The central churches Of Oakland will hold
union service on Thanksgiving day at the
First Congregational Church, Rev. DR.. r.
Boyne of Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church South preaching the sermon.