Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-30
Morning kilograms.
Pnssenxers Going sou,t..

Passengers Going s0uits.
:, MoJAvE. Jan. 29.-J III Apple
gate, q Perkins, q w Hall, M /
Ryan, II F Ross, III Anklin ant
wife, J A Packard and wife, Jacl
- Cornan, J s Calkfns, J F Freeman
Rev w H Hill, Miss F Royce,
Al Eilerman, J. w Milled, w f
Smith, wife, nurse and children, {
Wolsey.
SAN Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-Wheat
;. sales choice milling at $1.75
which is the extreme top of the
market; choice shipping, $1.7O
:. which is the top for shipping,
Oats-sales Oregon feed at $1.70;
bay feed, $1.35. Barley-coasl
feed S23c@90c; nothing doing In
brewing. Corn-quite active; large
yellow, 90c@922c; small round yel'
low, $1@1.O7A; large white, ST..
Hay-stock, 5000; the range is
$9@l6. PotatOes-firm and un-
4. changed. Onions Oregon $8; Cal.
= ifOrnia, 81. The first transaction
on Change for long time in rye
. took place to day ut 81; good coast,
$l05; the market has long been
quoted at Sl.173@1.25.
How the Chinese Receive Ia-wbai
Kearmy rnsnks Of II.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20 Col.
f. A. Bee, Chinese Consul at this
port, says that the bill to restrsct
Chinese immigration which yes
terday passed the Lower House of
Congress has excited but little in
terest ar4ong the Chinese, who
merely opposed it as an apparent
concession to the demands of the
class of people who have been per-
scouting them. Chen Shu Tong,
Chinese Consul-General, on be-
I\ ing informed of its passage
Smerely smiled aud remark.
ed that 1t was "curious." 7"
81 A plumber of the more intelligent
Chinese OF the city regard the bill
asa good thing, because it will stop
. immigration and perhaps assist in
satisfying public sentiment so
that the question of their
residence here will, for a time
at least, get a. rest. In addition to
this, they think that there are al
ready enough Chinese here for the
I good OF both Caucasian and Mongo-
lian, and If immigration now ceases
there will be q greater demand for
the labor of the observation-disclosures,
and wages will therefore be higher.
T.. At large meeting of the Tenth
Ward Workingmen's Club last
lnight, Kearney made speech, In
which he said that Congress has
iuJt passed q bill restricting Chi.
nese immigration. This is only
=, for political capital. Were it not
for the coming political campaign
in this State, they would say moth
!, Ing about it, [caies of "thats sol.
The ConvsniIon.
.~ SACRAMENTO, Jan. 29.-The Con
yentlon met at $3.50 A. NJ, President
Hoge presiding, 1875 members pres
ent.
The article on pardoninl
power was taken up. The las
N clause reads, "Neither the Gov
ernor nor the Legislature shall
have the power to grant pardons ol
= combinations of sentence in anJ
N case where convict has been pre-
B yIously convicted Of felony.'
~ Belcher moved to add, "unles
upon a written recommendation o
the majority of the Judges of tn
(. Supreme Court"
N Blackmer moved to add, "excep
wien new evidence is discovere,
after conviction establishing tn
- ha n
N After an hours debate In whiol
} Hager, Wilson, of San francisco
4 Howard, of Los Angeles, Shaftel
i McCallum, Belcher, Blackmer an
n Waters participated, the previoul
question was ordered on amend
ments, a..a ayes and loes demand
4. ell. Relchel's amendment wa
adopted.
n The article was then adopted q
4 amended, and ordered to engross
ment and second reading.
The Convention proceeded to tn
Il consideration Of the Article on Elk
"A ecutive Departments.
4 The Committee of the Whole
amendments to sections Sand Il
NJ were concurred in. The first Il
n effect provides that no person ur
III, der twenty-five snail De englole
N The office of Governor. The secon
Y simply requires the Secretary I
~ State to keep correct record OF til
R officlal acts of the Legislature an
Executive Department.
amendments to section IA, NAL
,,~ tho no. A'-ri ~ TIE 1feuJenan
n 1nvsrno1 trl same AZ nay 30 ~
\ !. g,dsd bv lew ior the spesker et {,
5eynbiy, aui allow ng the Leg
N f.tTrs 70 at 3iish The Office Of 81
ID ysyor.5eusrai were iso coneurr
10, .,. ,.,r..-i.o. ,,
soofiou: The Governor anali NJ
inning his term olOihce, be sllglt
se6alar Of the United otates.
The prsyi'us question T"
,taerai and Qgas and noes demSn
y 5l. Tie section WAS adopted ay'
II g} noeg, 49,.
f< rhe article Wes ordered enGf3ss
u second reading
II -rvrnti1u tleu Vtpeees
n araiicu on the ArH'
A other Than MAJ
n ption cgncuff