The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-10
THE FIRST TO REGISTER.
An Alameda Mongol Obeys
the Law.
LOW YUNE SIGNS THE ROLL.
Two Hunters Badly Injured by an Exploding
shotgun-Berkeley, Alameda and
University Notes.
LOW YUNE SIGNS THE ROLL.

The only Chinaman to register in Alameda
| County is Low Yune, who performed that
duty last Saturday. He is a native son Of
California and speaks English very f1uently.
He mas followed agricultural pursuits during
the most of his life, and is now quite a
wealthy farmer of Trinidad. While still
cliueinp to the customs of his country, Low
Yune is uncommonly intelligent. and means
to vote at the coming election. lie is %
years Old
Louis Brenniess and John Inman of Liy-
ermore were both wounded by the bursting
of Brenniess' gun a few days ago, while
hunting ON the Arroyo Vale. Bfenniess'
right hand was almost blown to pieces, and
a splinter from the stock of the gun struck
his companion in the face, causing dan
gerous and dshgurng wound. Brenniess
has been taken to the German Hospital for
treatment
AS it is gen orally conceded that ID. w.
Martin, the Republican candidate, will be
elected Sheriff, the question has arisen as
to who will succeed him as Supervisor.
The law provides for special to MI the
vacancy, the Governor to call the election
within thirty days after the vacancy IS Gre
ated. Two candidates have so far been
mentioned, there being Ed Hathaway Of
Eden Township and j. Talcott OF near
Fruitvale.
Joseph Jerro and wife of Fitchburg have
had Balentne Bohramas ana wlIe arrested
for malicious mischief. The two ladies are
heirs of Jacob Galindo, and Mrs. Jerro and
husband have been occupying the home
stead. Mrs. Bobramas disputed possession,
and, during their absence, she ana ler nus
band entered the house, and stayed there
till arrested, when, they gave PAL, still
holding possession, however LII VIII cause
a warm legal DISPUTE.
Johu Appleton of East Oakland Is still
confined by injuries received last tuesday
night when Joseph Gray struck him over
the head with billiard cue. II is feared
that he will be permanently paralyZed.
Gray has been released under $1,000 bonds.
The Alameda broad-gauge local train
ran into freight train Saturday near the
foot of Market street. wrecking two 81 the
freght-cars. The engine was damaged con-
siderably. but no further harm resulted to
the local.
One of the first corporation buildings to
be erected in Oakland is that of the Oak
land Gaslight and Heat Company, now
going up ON Clay and Thirteenth streets.
1t will be handsome structure, the first
story to consist OF carved granite and the
second of pressed brick. 1t will be COM
pleted about March l, and will cost in the
neigh borhood of $4,000.
The time set for beginning the Teachers
County Institute is at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. 1t will be called TO order In
lower Hamilton Hall by County Superin-
| tendent George w. Prick. The city teach
ers will take part. A number Of leading
educators Will be present and there will be
morning. afternoon and evening sessions.
At its regular meeting tomorrow night 1T
is expected that the Board of Public Works
will award the contract for building the
new Third Ward schoolhouse There are
eight plans submitted. When the building
commences it will give employ ment throngg
and mechanics who are now idle.
Ex-Judge Hllborn, the regular Republican
nominee for Congressman, Will address the
people Of Haywards this evening at n. s.
g. w. HALL
Rev. c. V. Anthony Of San Jose has been
transferred to the Chester-street NJ. Z.
Church of this city and held services yes
terday.
The town trustees of Haywards have
adopted a resolution to reorganize as
town of the sixth class.
Charles Fresch, the German who made
such a desperate attempt 10 kill himself
few days ago, tore the bandageS from his
head yesterday and escaped from the Re-
ceiviDg Hospital by jumping from win.
dow. He was captured and locked in jail
last evening ON e charge OF insanity.
Deputy Sheriff Keller made a raid on a
shell game at Blair Park yesterday and ar
Tested Charles Evans, who was released on
James O'Donneil of North Oakland was
taken to the Receiving Hospital last night
with the flesh blown of his bones under the
right arm. The accident was caused by the
accidental discharge of gun while hunting.