The morning call., 1890-11-30
JOTTINGS FROM
ACROSS THE BAY.
Brignardello Accused of the
Shooting at Wildcat Creek.
An oaklander Horsewhipped by q Matron.
Dean Recommended to Mercy-A Mission
for Two Weeks-W H Creed's Estate.

| OfSl oiuCC euO WV AChs OioVohhA A|Ai6 o"A
dello and John Jardine, were brought to
Oakland, but he could learn nothing definite
| out of either of them as to how they re-
ceived their wounds. Brignardello has said
he would tell all about it when Jardine died,
and Jariine refused to tell the truth about
| it until he went to San Francisco, although
he did tell several rather. contradictory
stories about himself and the Italian having
been attacked by third person, who did
| the shooting. As the scene of the affair is
| in the Contra Costa lines, Mr.. Hale notified
| Sheriff Rogers of Martinez to come down and
take the prisoners, Jardine being so far re-
covered as to be able to go up there. Mr..
Rogers came down yesterday, and when
Jardiue found that he would not be permit
ted to go to San Francisco he asked to see
Brlgnardello. He was taken from the Re-
ceiving Hospital to the Jail, and when con-
l. fronted with the Italian charged him with
the shooting, and wanted to compromise, so
it is said, saying that he understood Brig
nardello had money. He said he was
not going to be shot to pieces for
nothing and demanded $500. The Italian re-
fused to say anything. They were afterward
placed in seperate cells and will be taken to
Martinez to-day. Many theories have been
! being that the two attacked third person
for the purpose of robbery, and either made
away with him or were worsted in the en-
counter, but the general impression is that
they had a quarrel between themselves. jar
dimes lett eye is ruined by one of the shots
he received. He has several aliases, it is
said, and was known at Petaluma as An
derson. Sheriffs Hale and Rogers drove up
to Wildcat Creek yesterday afternoon, and
from what they learned they concluded that
Brignardello did the shooting. He will be
charged at Martinez with the crime and
Jardine will be held as witness.
HoRsEwHIPPING A MAN.
An excitement was created for a few min
ute on Broadway, below Seventh street,
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. David Howell
entering saloon and horsewhipping man
out of the place Mrs. howell followed and
used her whip until he ran into Howell,
whereupon the men clnched. They were
both arrested on charges OF battery. The
HoweHs claim that Murphy, while roomlng
IN their house, became infatuated with Mrs.
Howell, and then he was asked TO find an
other clearinghouse. Mrs. Howell claims
that he has since annoyed her on tie street
and by sending her notes. This Murphy
denies.
L. H. Dyer has decided 1lS acres of land at
Alvarado to the Utah Sugar Company, IN
which he is interested. His company will
erect a large factory.
The official bonds of County Assessor
elect Robert S. Leckie. Myron Walden.
County Auditor. and A. L. Stone, County
Tax-Collector, have been flied for record.
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY.
The jury in the case of the People VS..
MchaeI Dean yesterday brought in a YER
diet finding him guilty of assaulting j. w.
Kidd with deadly weapon and also rec
commended him to the mercy OF the Court.
Judge Gibson will pass sentence next
Wednesday.
A two weeks mission will be held at St.
Francis de Sales Church, on Grove and
Twenty-tirst streets, commencing at 1880
| o'clock this morning, by three fLaZarite
fathers from st. Louis, Mo. There will be
| masses at . and O'Clock in the morning and
| at Z 80 o'clock in the evening.
William Ardell, the young man who at
| tempted to steal a tray Of diamonds lew
| evenings ago, was held in $1,000 bail yeSter-
| day to answer the charge of grand larceny.
A NICE LITTLE ESTATE.
| The estate Of William II. Greed has been
| appraised at S62,662, of Which 81, 263 is in
| Alameda and San Francisco count les and
| SOL 400 in the counties Of Tuare and Fresno.
| The sum OF $50, 600 is in the stock OF the
| Fresno Loan amt Savings Bank.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Cook has filed her final
account as executriX of the estate of Sllas
| Nj. Cook, and asks that the S5211 IA in heI
| hands be distributed.
| DIR. jerome Il. Trembly, the ell-known
weather observer, who has been towering
| near DEATH is reported much better.
| j.. j. Hanlfln has given a mortgage to the
| Oakland Bank OF savings on three pieces OF
| his property for $4,000.
| Alameda.
| A strong effort will be made to- have
| bituminolis rock laid on Park street before
| hext summer.
G. b. Moebus, an express wagon driver, is
| willing to serve on the police force in case
| of vacancy by the resignation Of Police
| Officer Schraeder.
The Boys Brigade connected with the
| Presbyterian church will give an entertain
| evening. The proceeds will 60 toward pur-
| chasing guns for the brigade. ss~
The room Of man named George Shaw
| In the Alameda Hotel was entered on Fri
| day night and gold watch, a purse con:
tanning. S2S aud veteran Odd Fellows
was unlocked. shaw is employed in the
| Custom-house, San Francisco.
Justice Of the Peace-elect Tyler has filed
his official bond III the sum OF $1,000, with
| Philip !G0chnauer and j. w. Clark rs sure
! ties. Constable-elect Movies has filed his
| bond, with ii. Koerber and Frank KahS rs
| his sureties. The suretes of Constable-elect
Cramer are A. Frank, Charles Minturn.
Harry TranSue and Joseph Pierce.
Berkeley.
The Board of Freeholders has appointed
Messrs. Metcalf,. Barker, Gaines, Lloyd.
Kickard and Kline committee to draft a
charter for the city, to be submitted to the
full board next Friday evening.
The repairs to the boilers and furnaces of
the Judson Iron Works at Emeryville are
progressing, and, it is said, will take three
or four weeks time. In the meantime the
strikers are not allowed within the works or
the grounds.
TAKEN TO THE LOOKUP.
A Drummer Arrested for Having lnde-