Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-22
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

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RIMONIAL AND THEATRICAL.
Chiaese Black List.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 81, 1870.
A paper published In this city, called
the Workiagmaa's Journal, which as
sumes to be the special organ Of the
laboring classes, Is printing from week
to week q "Chinese Black List" being
a directory Of all those who employ
Chinese labor. The last issue contains
the names of many good and promin-
emit Democrats, some Of whom actually
got into office by making violent
speeches OH the abomination of the
Coolie influx. Senator Dan. Murphy,
for instance, of Santa Clara county, is
credited with having eighty-five Chi
namen at work OIL his ranch, "and,"
ungrammatically remarks the work
ingman's organ, "thls Is q big Demo-
craf, and was elected OH the Coolie
question ?" Hiram Shafter and John
Cook, of the same locality, are also
charged with employing one hundred
and ninety and seyenty-tlve, respect
lively, both of these gentlemen being
we'll known enthusiasts Oh behalf Of
white mems rights. Several San Frali-
ciscans, whose outward hatred for the
tabooed race has become a ~watchword
with the unterriied, figure In this cut
alogue, so that, unless the Examiners
sharp expostulation stops the pnblica-
ton of this damaging record, Republic
cans will soon be able truthfully to say
that Chinese are more employed by
the party of persecution than by those
who openly advocate equal rights and
universal brotherhood.
Hsw @ Get Hid Of the Chinese.
This Workiagmaa's Journal, among
many other strange and startling prop
ositions, has one which 1t guarantees
will rid the State of Chinese within u
year. 1t advises white laborers to form
themselves Into clubs, Of such numbers
as circumstances will permit, and then
wait upon Governor Stanford and offer
to work upon the Southern Pacific at n
rate that will enable 1t to be built rs
cheaply as the Central Pacific was. By
next December laborers will have
made more money than they have
done for the past two years, and In the
meantime-notice the result to flow
from this %stupendous project-he chi
aese wW ledre the country for todnt IF
something to dol In contrast to this
simple plan Of starving Asiatics Into II
migration, Is a fatherly article OIL the
ili.health that must result to Celcstials
from their practice of sleeping In over
crowded chambers. With q laudabie
desire for their sanitary benefit, 1t sug-
gestsa petition to the Board of Super
visors, soliciting the passage of an Or
dinance prohibiting more than two
male persons, not connected by ties OF
consanguinity, from occupying the
same apartment as a sleeping chamber,
and also requiring that not less than
one hundred and forty-fOur square feet
superficial area shall be considered
necessary room for the aforesaid couple
of masculines. Any person or persons
violating the provisions of this enact
ment, to suffer sundry pains and pen
alties of fine and imprisonment. While
writing on this Chinese question, l may
mention that we are shortly to have
q woman's views on the subject. A
Mrs. DR.. A. L. Carr will deliver a lee
ture ut Platt's Hall, In behalf Of the
Woman's Cooperative Anti-Chinese
Laundry Society, taking for her theme
1.-THE Chinese In Our Homes" Won
der If she will elucldate the problem?
Tho Carrie Diamsnd Murder Case.
Two days have been spent In cnipan-
a jury for the trial Of +. N.
Neuyal, who Is accused Of the murder
Of Miss Carrie Diamond. Unusual In
attaches to the case, as besides
the peculiar circumstances connected
with Miss Diamonds death, she was
we'll known to the residents Of
the city as q young, dashing and
wealthy woman. She had q millinery
store on Kearny street, and was sup
posed to be doing a fiourishing busi-
ness, when from some unexplained
reason she became suddenly financially
Neuval had q short time
previously made her acquaintance, and
acting, It Is alleged, under his ADVICE,
she assigned him most Of her property,
IN order to save It from creditors. The
accused then became q very frequent
visitor to Miss Diamonds rooms, and
anpeared TO exercise n complete con-
troll over her actions. Last December
q slight indisposition, brought OH by
anxiety OF mind about her business
relations, confined her to bed, and q
doctor was called IN, under whose
the patient was rapidly re-
when one night-Neuval
being alone with her-she had 2 sue
Cession Of faintlng fits and suddenly
expired. The physicians, without hav-
ing any suspicion of foul play, were
puzzled with the symptoms, anu 20
made a post mortem discovery that
death had undoubtedly been caused by
the administration Of chloroform.
Neuyal was arrested, some rather
weak circumstantial evidence procured
him, and after a lengthy ex-
committed for trial. The
most strenuous efforts were made to
procure his admission TO ball, but
without success, and he has been In
Jail since the inquest. Popular feeling
runs very strongly against him. though