The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-03

Saturday night. Gu the same night Sing
Young Of the Suey Sing was shot in the
back OF the neck by assassins of the Suey
Ons. Both Of the wounded men have been
removed FROM the Receiving Hospital to
their homes in Chinatown.
1t was therefore supposed that the Suey
Sings had won the best of 1t until yeSter-
day morning, when the remains Of Young
Seung were found.
While making his rounds about o'clock
In the morning Hugo Huebner, China
town Waterman, had his attention called to
a large basket in Bull Run alley small
cul de sac running off Pacific street, be-
tween Dupont and Stockton. The basket
was covered by quilt and a sheet. When
the Waterman removed these he was
startled by the discovery oil dead Mongol.
The man was In his underclOtleS and
wrapped III clean white cloth.
HIS KNEES DOUBLED UP.
He had been laid on his back in the basket
with his knees doubled upon his breast and
his head reclining against a handle. Be-
meath the body were found papers usually
scattered by Chinese around Il corpse. The
Coroner was notified, and both basket and
body were removed to the Morgue. An ex-
animation OF the remains showed that the
deceased had been shot through the right
hand and in the right side. the ball passing
through the body and coming out on the
right side of the abdomen. The wound was
made by large-sized bullet and was
slightly powder burned at the oint of en-
trance The Clothing was stained and
coated with dried blood.
There are three Chinese hospitals near
the spot where the body was found. None
of the Chinese living in the Deighb0rhood
knew about the shooting or the death of
the man. At least they professed to know
nothing and could not be induced TO talk
in reference to it. DR.. Williams made an
autopsy and found that the deceased had
been shot only once. The same bullet that
passed through his right hand entered the
abdomen and caused death. An inquest
will be commenced to-day.
WORKING UP ONE CLEw.
Detectives Cox and Glennon made an in
vestgatiOn during the afternoon Their
only cew was the letters ''E f. S. & Co."
on the side OF the basket, but the ownership
of the receptacle of the dead man could not
be traced Enough was learned to show
that the shooting affrays on Saturday night
were the 0utgrowth of the fatal wounding
OF SeHng 1t Is believed that Seung was
shot about : o'clock on Friday morning at
the corner OF Wayerly place and Clay street
The man who was wounded was seen to
run away toward Pacific street, and after
that all attempts 10 locate him were without
avail. Those who saw him run away say
that he was shot through the right hand and
body. So there is no doubt lnat he was the
same man who was found dead in the bas-
ket yesterday morning. Members of the
rival outlaw societies are still lurking
through the dismal alleys Of Chinatown
with murder in their hearts aud improved
revolyers beneath their blouses.
POLICE IN THE CHINESE QUARTER.
The additional detail Of police is still kept
on duty in the loathsome quarter but the
biue-coated guardians of the peace can
scarcely prevent another deadly encounter
Now that one member of tho Suey Sing is
dead his comrades will be untiring until
one of the hated Suey Ongs has also been
killed and the affrout wiped out in blood,
1t is the belief that alter having been shot
Seung was treated at one of the private hos
pitfalls or at the headquarters of the Suey
Sing Tong until he died. Then his body
was placed In the basket and carried out
and left in old Bull Run alley, where 1t was
found.