The morning call., 1890-08-12

At this Time All Gin started down town, and
adams" followed him. The wiley An Gin may
have had some suspicious, for be acted as thongn
he meant TO put anyone of lie track VINO mlgnt
be following him. He travelled down one stLes.
and up another crossed land reerossed; UNI, ,io y
seemed as though no one could nave loiom tl
him unGetected, But Adams" was Two piocAs
away all the time, and never lost sight oil him.
WAGON CALLED AT LAST,
At last All Gin called an express wagon , anu
clambered up on the seat Wilt Inc 1IYea;
adams" at once concluded that ne mednt "
convey the coolies TO the JAIL ana indue . &c .So
line back to that neighborhood 10 'front.' vi 1 H.
iail he found his wife waiting for MN. ne
Joined her, and tbs TWO sau1iereo up dnu uoMn
like two loving young people, VINO haa lnes ~
appointment. They appeared 70 De aU aus uuu
In each others lax, Dur lheJ nau 0JN' ~" ~
If was not long before All Gin appeared on the
again. He took up pa, statGa ad nedP rs s d
red flag appeared in one OF the upper m , ne
of the iaii The moment All Gin saw thls ne
hurried forward, and went into the jail.
In a few moments he came out again, ana was
Joined by three Cinnamon. All Gin motioned
toward the jail, ana the three hurried up anu Gu
tered in the front door. linen cdlhe d LYNX
time for the watchers. .,,,.
Ii was about 10 O'Clock when the three coones
entered tie jail. 1t was IL O'Clock before any
came out That hour was torture 10 "AuanlsI
but al last five Cinnamon emerged from tle Jdll:
Adams gave signal and the men IN the room u
the house came down. , ,,roiaa
around the block. The five Cinnamon went
down Fifth street toward Broadway, ana at .le
corner met All Gin. The six Mongolians started
down lie street; but before they had gone
dozen Steps three res0lute men closed III on
them from as many directions ana they were
RAGGED AS A LOT.
One of the Cinnamon showed fight, but the
sight of a revolver took the Spirit out OF MIN:
lie sexlet was taken TO The City Prison ana
locked up and then adams" teegraphed TO
Collector Phelps aud hurried over TO this side OF
The bay. Under Sheriff Harlow was al once nOtl-
fled OF the capture, and asked TO place Prison
keepers WoOlsey ana Morrison under surVell-
lance until the United States authorities were
heard from.
He Immediately asked the two gentlemen for
The keys of The jail, and put Deputy Sherln
Jsmison in charge OF the place. Woolsey and
Morrison were also asked 10 remain IN The ONCE
of the jail until further orders.
Meanwhile on this size OF the bay there was
considerable hurrying TO and fro among the Fed
eral officials Collector Phelps had close confer
ences with United States District Attorney
Carey and United States Marshal Long. Com
plants were drawn up, and at 4:3O O'Clock .
party consisting OF COllec or Phelps, United
States District Attorney Carey, Marshal Long
and two deputies, Deputy Surveyor Narney W:
Gaskill, adams and a CALL reporter, started
for Oakland by the narrow-gauge route.
Arriving al the jail they filed INTO the once,
where they found Deputy Sherln Z. t. Alden
with Wooisey and Morrison. Marshal Long
placed the jail-keepers under arrest, and then
the party went into the jail TO count the emma
men. In Cell 10 were found nVe, IN Cell were
fur, in Cell 8 five, in Cell four, and III No. d
six squatted on the floor, making twenty-four in
all.
THE COUNT IS CORRECT.
Deputy Sheriff Alden, who opened the cell
DOORS said that one OF The Cinnamon was In for
vagrancy, and this tailed with the correct count
Leaving Marshal Long in charge OF the prison
ers at the jail, the party went up TO Inc CITY
Prison where the Cinnamon were e0nhhed, ana
Deputy Surveyor Gasklll called out AT the door
of one OF the cells, Lee iies, come here"
One OF The Cinnamon AZ once stood up and
came out. He was taken into an adjoining
room, where Collector Phelps WINS in waiting
In one hand he held a photograph and In the
other the receipt gwen by Sheriff Hale for the
lwenIy-thTee Chinese prisoners.
The very FIRST name on the list was that OF Lee
Yick the name that the prisoner had answered
so readily. Lee Yick was compared win the
pho OgTaph in the Collectors hand. II had been
taken al Los Angeles when Lee 1tCk was cap
tured and sent north with bis guard. r,
Ii was tile perfect picture OF the man. Ihere
could not be the slightest mistake. Even a
small mole Oh The lett cheek, pimple on the
nose and small scar over the leIt eye were
faithfully imprinted IN the photograph, Just as
found on the Chiuaman S lace.
lee Yick was closely questioned but would
say nothing for quite while. AT last lie broke
down and made a full confession, saving that he
had come OveI from China on the Gaelic, that he
had gone down 10 Mexico on the Ne~beIn ana
had been captured in trying 10 cross into the
United States. He was brought north. he SAID.
aud put IN a jail aud a White man came TO The
cell door, unlocked ii and told him TO hurry out
Guiek." The same man unlocked the TWO IRON
gates that barred The way 10 Tie outer ar, 0ut
lie aid lot remember what the white man looked
like.
LEE YICK CoRRoBORATED.
The suave trica Of gong 10 the door and call
ing his name was played successfully on An
Chee, who was also taken into room 10y him -. <
and questioned. All Chez told the g. Story as
leo Siee ryeenr Thai lbe ~ man VINO let
lien, nni was man wiz. Il small black NOUS
tscbs y ,Tis,s de,oription TALES with that of
Notti-~.i, who wears small black mOustacne.
SnGed States District Attorney Carey and
District Attorney George w. Reed conferred
nfatFrr -
the five Cinnamon who took the places of the
coolies liberated. These men will be prosecuted
under the STATE law for aiding and abetting the
escape OF prisoners, The maximum penalty Tor
which Is az Imprisonment of Two years.
After that was done they met The men who
were offered as bondSmen for WnolSey and Nor
risOn aud passed upon their responsibility. The
bonds for all three, WoOisey, Morrison and All
Gim were liked al $4,000 each. j. Iylrell and
Joseph Harris were accepted as Noolsey's
Sureties and Louis Scb0pfer and Joseph Harris
were taken as MoTrlson'S bOndsmen. All Gin
has not as yet given bail. The OOndsmen are
all business men and real estate owners OF OAK
land.
Woolsey and Morrison both deny that any
Cinnamon were released from The jail. WoOlsey
was at the jail untli about 10 o'coc6 IL the
morning, the Tine when the Cinnamon were seen
to 90 in. and at that hour went to attend Ses-
sion OF the Superior Court.
NO DOUBT OF MoRRIsoN's GUILT.
II may be difficult to prove his completely with
the case, but Of Morrison's CUNT there can be
little doubt. He took charge OF the jail at 8
O'clock In the morning, and no one else had the
keys except oolsey. At IL O'Clock, the time
the five men issued from the jail, he was In
charge. The quintet was not OUT OF sight OF the
watchers from the time II left the prison until
taken into custody. The description of All Chez
TALES with his appearance, ana the confessions
confirm the whole case.
Deputy Marsh and Inspector Goodrich, the
two men WHO brought the Cinnamon from Los
Angeles, have been Ielegraphed for and are eX-
peeIed here To-day. They VIII be able TO posi-
lively identify every Chnaman OF tie gang, hay-
ing been with them from the time they were
captured on the border On all sides the case is
a black one for Morrison.
Sheriff Hale had been out of town all day, but
was telegrapned for and arrived al O'Clock in
The evening. he was thunderstruck al the affair
and could only say that lie had placed the utmost
confidence 10 the two men aud trusted them as
he did his wife.
Tie FIVE escapes were taken over 10 San Fran
cisco and locked UP IN Room sc in The APP
praisers' Building They viii stay In that room
under the guard OF two OF Collector Fheips'
trusted men until they are shipped for China.
When the two men from The south arrive they
Will identify all Of the men at the jail who came
nOrih WIN them' ana those VIII be Shlppea 10
China While the others Will probably be sent to
States Prison.
SUSPECTED FIRE THIS.
Said Collector Phelps: "This thing is the re-
suit Of suspicious which l have entertained Tor
some Time The Chinese are such lying set and
are so addicted to bribery that the only safety Is
TO set one set OF men to watch another III the
most rigid precautions are not taken the Whole
force would be corrupted by these MoDgolians.
They VIII stop at nothing. think, however.
that this affair will be sanitary lesson 10 all
persons who have dealings with The Chinese.
hope that This work VIII be broken up"
The maximum penalty for tile ottense OF WOOL
sey and Morrison IS an Imprisonment Of two
years aud tine OF $1,000 Both NoOlsey and
Morrison are married and have children. Both
have been highly respected in Oakland and their
arrest has created big stir III that city.
Young Ireland Ciup.
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