Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01

The Chfnese Of New York city.
NEW YoRK. November 80.
The Sun says, in speaking Of the recent
| naturalization Of q Chinamsn: Il 10 esti-
| mated that ct least 5000 Chinese are in
| this city aud Brooklyn. They are q quiet,
| patient, hardworking class. OF these there
| are a few who belong to the aristocracy
aud the educated classes Of China, n who
still retain their pr, judice Of race. Ac-
companying A. p. Sutherland. II No. 30
Center street. who 10 the authorized inter
prefer # the Chinese Of this city. . WRIT
was made to Wing All Lying. VI No. 20
Mott street. the commissioned IL the
Chinese Emigration Sucisty Of San Fran
cisco. and the acknowledge! agent. adviser
and friend Of his countrymen. Commits
sioner Wing All Lying steaks English fiu-
emily. He had read the announcement
that Wing All Y,e had been made Il citizen.
and was indignant at the annot ncement
that he was the first Cliinaman to assume
the character Il q citizen. My cousin.
Onopghee," he said, was made q citizen
in 1873. Two yea $ afterward he served a.
. juryman, and was the first China
man that ever acted in his capac-
ity in Europe or America. was
made q citizen in 1876. and co Il,
name several If my c%ountrymen wi o have
risen to positions Of distinction. aid wuo
are citizens.' Hire" lie added y o iuc-
ing q document from a wallet locked in u
drawer, and covered with u dclicat silk
handkerchief, il my citizen Or Daturaliza-
tion paper. / love it greatly. for it is u
talisman to q great era in the history Of
u country" To him 1t was the most
precious document in the world. lie
would not lose it for a fortune. as it had
given him a prestige among his country
men which, he proudly remarked, conld
not be matched. 1t had BEEN used by him
ON several occasions when voting. wien lie
knew the meu seeking Office were good.
II was issued IN ST. Lonis on March 3.
1878. Commissioner Lying spoke with
pride Of Yung Wing. now the accredited
Minister 10 China. who WAS made . citizen
tan years ago aud who has voted in Con
necticut for four years. Tie Chief Clerk
Of the Naturalization Bureau rect lived mo-
tice from the Chinese half-breed, WHO
acted Us political sponsor for the recently
naturaliz+d Chinan. n, that he would
bring several Others to-day to declare their
intentions.
Army Dcsertcrs.
New YoRK. November 80.
The report Of the Secretary Of War
states that the number Of dest rtions dur
ing the year ending last June was 1.678,
which il considerably less than any year
since 1873, but still the crime il al trminyly
prevalent. He renews tn, recommends
ton to Fix . u specific limit 10 the period
within which = deserter can be arr sted.
and it should he three years. provided that
the time shall not run while the accused
shall have absented himself from the
country, secreted himself. or for any other
reason been amenable to justice within that
period.
Iaiians with Plenty to Eat.
WARRINGTON. November 30.
Indian Commissioner Hoyt deni.s the
report from Dakota, based ON information
said to come from army officers, that the
Rad Cloud Indians are in danger Of starv-
ing. He states specifically that 81 wagon
loads Of supplies arrived ut the Agency on
the 25th. and abundant supplies are on the
Missouri. besides the four and . half
months supply OF beef cattle in the
vicinity Of the Agency. He also states
that the Indians have l5G wagons and liz
OK teams of their own.
why waiici waS Defeated.
CHICAGO, November 30.
There is at least one honest Democrat in
the South. Waddel. OF North Carolina, who
says that Russell defeated him because the
.'niYgers" stood by him tRusscll). There
is sonie magic way by which colored men
get togt thtr, and they all vote the Repnb-
lean ticket. Had they understood the
situation. they might elsiiy have secured
more Congressman from South Caroline.
He condemned the fran a there. He had
heard enough rumors b TO e the ell ction
to make him u very COOL witness fer tho
Republican contestants.
Am EXPIRE VI ic.at I'm TrOuoIc.
P~AuLADELpHIa. November 30.
John d. Garrett charges ex-President
Hnntsinger. Of tine Philadelphis Coal
Company, with appropriatiny $4,000 Of
the Company's funds. His bail was fixed
At $40, 00J. Huntsinger is now in jail.