Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-27
susHrln's Probe.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, A0IrA.
TOR INTERVIEWED.

MMMA
TOR INTERVIEWED.
what the Dowuesster Looks Like
How re Talks-The Little hos.
tonian's California Programme.
From the Reno oszstte. Nov. 76.l
Dennis Kearney. the monarch OF the
sand lots and the terror Of such Shiny
imps Of hell as editors. and such tester.
ing midnight assassins as capitalists.
arrived In Reno just as the midnight sky
OF yesterday hove in sight. lie was
riding In a frst-class carriage Of the pu,
trid monopoly. but when the locomotive
belonging to the same hell.hound corpo.
ration came to o standstill ut the decom'
posing depot, aud the crowd rushed to
see the great man. he did not seem to be
at all disturbed by his painful position
In the midst OF 90 much corruption.
The Gdieae reporter was among the
throng. He had seen Dennis before
had sven had the honor Of listening to
him as no bawlsd his beautiful senti.
ments In the neighborhood OF the in.
sensible San Francisco new city hall.
He had humbly behsld Dennis on the
balcony Of DR.. O'Donnell's Office on
Kearney street shouting with many
damns that the only way to treat the
Chinese question was TO march down IA
the Pacific Mail wharf 10000 strong and
burn the bloody staymers fwhere they
stud. He had heard him declare from
that same historic balcony opposite the
Bella Union. that every lamp-post in the
city should, within q few days, support
q dangling capitalist, aud that should
the hounds Of the law dare to carry him
to tho shwsat-box
TIN THOUSAND MN
wud lay the city prison in ruins and
mako the shtrates run wild blood before
morning. Aud then. just after Dennis
had roared these awful words and the
vast mob OF his adherents were bowling
with bloodthirsty and frenzied applause.
he saw one small policeman appear upon
the balcony and take Dennis by the col
lai anu iAaa nun on 70 tue swear poA 20
ques.oh, anu ne was KEPT there anu VI,
reason. omitted to lay the prison In
ruins, and didn't adorn the lamp posts
as described. The reporter afterwards
saw inc grea. man ON triai III the Guy
criminal court ana heard him under oat
ie.iiessly declare that he hadn't meant
pallets wnen ne used the ord bullets.
no had meant, nc e~ourageously ex-
planned was ballots. 10 short, the reporter
nad seen Ar. hearnsy under variety
OF circumstances anu always behaving
as u vulgar, Dragging cowardiy black
H n i.po'.ei MOI un'easo
asncs IN tbs rssrsJ ana on,,n,.a a..
oi pos,on ,.oni,i 49, Ill :.
.ooJ s,rsct mn h;m anj ,s., ~"
Js,.at ~ ~. nn,i.. o.mn.;nn
wonid Ssys tsnsb, lin I'M. modsssy
mo. Tberc In tha smoking car sst
Ina same Dsnn;s Tha sawa scrat
a,r,o ,a,.ii,. ave-. aa",sa ha;,
proving down in a noint over h IitiIs
forehead nearly meeting tba eyebrows
Tho sams di,tv bandtcychisf s,ounJ nj.
neck. The same brouue. the same uneasy
elf.assertion asd sxseoer.
Kearnev sbook bands affablv. and In
reply 10 the reporters commonplace in.
as 10 bow tbsv had treated him in
replied:
"Oh. ar.t.rate. M, n nishe nlacs."
Chow about Butler-did be rather 90
back ON youp"
Kearney-I decline 10 talk nbout But.
Ter.
Reporter-why2
Kearney-I have me own raisons.
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D.. 49,,
vhsn van r.o.h Ssn P,.nc;snaS
Kearney--I intind to keep M tho
sand.lot meetin's and organize the Work.
for the Fall campaign. oh, III
make 1t hotl There's lots nv work to
be done In Californy. There's lots 10 be-
done. musht carry the Shtate.
Reporter--They1l DO glad to see you
back again, / suppose2
Kearney SO they will. They made
me. I've had q dispatch sayin' they'll
get up an ovation on me at sacramento.
Reporter-You've heard OF how the
Of Truckee have driven out tho
Chinese
Rearney-Yes And they done Il
right. That's the way we'll do In every
,ity and town IN Californy.
Reporter-You'll stay in California
permanently. ! presume 2
Kearney-No I'll 60 East again
lfter the Fall election. They made mo
here.
Rsporter-How do you think the Dos.
on municipal election will result
BUrrER A TRAITOR.
K%earney with disQust)-Oh, Butler
,as sold us out. The workingmen have
out M n good ticket but Butler has sold
mt TO the Democrats and there's no
how for us.
Repor,er-You don't feel discouraged
over your Eastern trip
Kearnsy-No, sir /; not q bit. Il was
|, grand success. I wud'nt take oil the
With ON the Pacific coasht fur what /
lone there.
Rsporter-well, the paper say you
AVE killed yoursel! there.
Kearney-Then, why do they take no
much notice Of mey Sure. the Boston
Trapsller reported me four columns and
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