The morning call., 1891-12-20
TIDINGS FROM
ACROSS THE BAY.
All Teung Released From the
County Jail.
Nuch-sought Maltese Cat-Masonic Lodge
Of Sorrow = Explosion of a Coal-0n
Lamp-Attachment Released.

Judge Henshaw yesterday released All
Teung on his own recognizance. He had
been IN the Alameda County Jail for about
a year on charge OF assisting United
States prisoners to escape. The decision of
the Supreme Court on Friday authorized
the release. Teung had been found guilty
and sentenced by Judge Gibson to five
years IN the State Prison, but the Supreme
Court reversed the judgment The District
Attorney was convinced that he could not
secure another conviction.
Barchi Perata and another young hoodlum
attacked G. Friioue, poor Italian, on the
street a few days ago, and gave him ter
Tible beating. Perata was arrested yester-
DAY morning.
The examination of Mrs. Mary E. Martin
on the charge of stealing Miss Sarah
a. Leonard's money has been set for the Sd
prox.
OVER MALTESE CAT.
Lizzie Grant lost Maltese cat some
weeks ago and believed she discovered it
In the possession of Mrs. Lizzie Book. Size
procured search warrant and yesterday
both of the ladies and the cat were in the
Police Court. After hearing the testimony
the Court rendered a decision in favor of
Mrs. Book, telling the complainant that if
civil action. Lizzie Grant was compelled TO
pay So to the court reporter
James Lucas petitoned for a discharge
from custody on writ of habeas corpus.
He was sentenced about October 10Th to
ninety days in the County Jail for disturb
ing the peace, by Justice 5. 4. Per well of
West Berkeley.
The rainfall to l o'clock Yesterday was
30 of an inch. and the total for the season
4.49 inches. The rainfall to the same date
last season was . II inches.
GRAND LODGE OF SORROW.
This evening Grand Lodge Of Sorrow
will be held in the Masonic Temple Jointly
by the Masonic Veteran Association of the
Pacific Coast, Oakland COmmandery, No.
II, Of Knights Templar and GethSemane
Chapter. No. o. OF Knights Rose Croix of
America, A 5. Rite of Masonry, in me-
MORAN OF the deceased members thereof
who have died during the year.
The last will of Albert Friot of North
Berkeley was filed for probate yesterday by
Alphonse Geslin. who is made the sole de-
Visee. The estate is valued at S340O The
only known her-at-law is Rose Petit, at
Paris, France, rs years of age.
The Tribune came out last evening with a
Holiday edition of 40 pages. The carrier
boys had 10 have assistance in delivering
their papers on account of the great bulk
SEVERELY BURNED.
Mrs. Annie Evans, aged IS, was severely
burned at an early hour yesterday morn
ToOm Her face. neck and arms were
burned in her attempt 10 extinguish the
flames.
Mrs. George NJ Pullman. wife of the
millionaire car-builder, and her mother,
Mrs. Larger, have arrived in a Pullman
special car from Chicago They Will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ReQua at Piedmont
for couple OF weeks, and will then go to
Santa Barbara.
The nine Cinnamon placed in the County
Jail ten days ago for coming into the United
States over the Mexican border, were taken
en- steam launch to the China steamer
yesterday.
The attachment for $500 by George True
against c. A. Wetmore and the c. 4. Wet
more Wine Company was released yester-
DAY.
RECOMMENDED To BE PASSED.
The Ordinance and judiciary Committee
decided last evening, after a full discussion,
to recommend to the City Council to-mOr-
row evening the passage to print of the
three bond ordinances. The Lake Merritt
Boulevard, the West Oakland Park and
school improvements aggregate nearly
81 600 600.