The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-12
ACROSS THE BAY.
A Human Body Mangled BEYOND
Identification.
Sentence Ct One Of the Emeryville Strikers.
hosso's Cottage Property Further Liti-
gated The Precinct Registers.

Tbs remains of the man killed at West
De! heiey on tuesday night, by train, are
undermined, and it is not to be wondered at,
because ioehllhcation is almost impossible.
Inc mead Is ground into shapeless mass.
ana the upper part of the body is also all
cut up and bruised. There was nothing
tound upon him by which he could be denti-
hed except nickel watch, which did not
stop running. In one of his half-boots was
Oniled States Quartermaster's Depart
meht stamp OF 1885 and the name 81. Nc
Gowan, with the numbers "7-4l9." A man
named MCGOWAN deserted from the Fifth
United States Infantry at Spokane Falls.
wash, IN November and it is thought the
deceased may have been this man. The
engineer believes he WAS trying to steal
ride on the pilot of the engine and fell off.
lie was run over by the West Berkeley
engine, Tor scraps of flesh and clothing and
dripping blood were found on the ma
chlhery. The Coroner will try to ascertain
"heuier the remains are those of MCGOWAN.
A STRIKER SENTENCED.
when William Faust, who was found
guilty OF assaulting Francisco Vierra, non
union workman at the Judson Works, ap-
peared LOT sentence yesterday Judge Ogden
~ ~.-S NiASC SbuIL Saul. rduSL, you were
convicted yesterday of very aggravated
battery. Is not improper, but on the con-
trary IL Is highly proper that labor should
organize Tor the purpose Or resisting the
aggression of capital, but when its unions
exercise violence in interfering with the
rights or its members interfere with other
individuals they not only violate the law but
lhlure tnelr own cause. The Judgment of
thiS court IS that you pay fine of 500 or be
imprisoned for thirty days" The fine was
paid by the young man.
A. Montgomery has sued John s. and
Maggie Finch to fOreclOSe mortgage for
$1,000, given in 1886. on piece of land near
HaywardS.
h. ID. McNutt was held to answer charge
on assaultlDS his wife, and bail was fixed at
$1,000.
BOUND TO END AT SAN QUENTIN.
john Donnelly, the young man who started
III on the road 20 the State Prison about six
Years ago, at which time he was convicted
ana served term fer petty larceny, is now
surely booked for the institution in the near
iutufe; AT his examination yesterday the
PRIOR OF five years ago was placed against
nm, and the proof of his having been caught
between and O'Clock i'll the morning.
ready to begin work on safe at West Oak
land, was conclusive. Judge Ogden of the
romeo Court held him to answer under bonds
In the sum of $1,000.
mas been arrested by Secretary Theobald of
the Humane Society for a felnnious assault
on a white boy named Frank Smith.
Inc Hl0ernia Savings and Loan Society
has sued Robert McCone to recover judg-
hieht Tor Sl2OO on proniissOry note.
RosSo'S COTTAGE PROPERTY.
A. {. Dietz has sued to quiet title to
RoSso's cottage property on the shores of
Lake Merritt, on the south of Twelfth
street dam and east of Oak street. The
property has been in litigation for fifteen
years and it was recently ordered sold un-
der foreclosure of a mortgage held by San
Francisco bank. An injunction Is prayed
10 prevent Sheriff HusSey, as successor of
Sheriff Hale, from making a Sheriff's deed.
II. +. Larrabee, the brother of Mrs. Cap
tam Greenwood, murdered mt the ranch In
Napa county, and his nephew and niece,
VINO reside on Broadway, in Oakland, have
gone TO the ranch
August Nj. Denman, a street-paver, fled
a petition in Insolvency yesterday afternoon.
dis llabHitles are about 5000; assets, none.
FOR LEAVE To MORTGAGE.
The Oakland Young Mems Christian As
snciation has petitioned the Superior Court
tor permission to mortgage the property of
the association at Twelfth and Clay streets
Tor sum not to exceed $4,000. to raise
funds to complete the building They state
that they hold SIS, 600 in subscriptions which
cannot cow be collected. The petition will
be- heard by Judge Greene on Monday next.
II is rumOIed that the Democratic City
Clerk OF Oak land has let the printing of the
200 precinct registers to the Democratic
morning paper of the city without any bid
or price having been fixed. The aforesaid
Democratic paper has no job Office and the
question is how can 1t print them, and what
VIII the charge be? The opposition claim
that the charter requires bids for all work.
The Republican City Central Committee
will hold meeting this evening to confer
with reference to the approaching NUM-
cipal election.