How Jing

"... of them will trouble us or stir up auy ill-feeling between Bolivia and the United States." Guilty of Murder. At half-past 12 o'clock this morning the jury that tried How Jing for the killing of one of his countrymen, returned a verdict of murder In the first degree and fixed the penalty at Imprisonment for life. OBITUARY. REV. O. C. WHEELER. ..."

"... yesterday to be examined on the charge of attempting to bribe a witness. Thomas Bashford told ai?ain the story that he related while testifying as a witness in the How Jing case, namely: that I'cto said he should nave a portion of SO I ** if Jing were convicted of murder in the first degree, and a part of S4OU if murder In the second degree, I'ete denied the whnln story, declaring that Bashford is a beggar ..."

"... parte Halstead. No. 20,809, the writ in the above entitled matter is discharged, and the prisoner is remanded. Thursday, June 18,1891. 20,856 ?In the matter of the petition of How Jing for a certiticate of probable cause, Thursday, the 23d day of July, 1891, at 10 a. M., at the Supreme Court Chambers at San Francisco, Cal.. are fixed as tin; ..."

"... of Directors from eleven to fifteen, to allow of larger representation io the board by southern ami other breeders. Khui-tri.lge Makes a Point. Samuel M. Shoitridge, who is defending How Jing, now being tried before Judge Murphy for murder, made a forcible point in the defense ol bis client yesterday, during the opening statement, by dwelling with great stress on the ..."