The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-26

Francisco resolutions were adopted,
promising that there was an atternps to-
be made to prevent the condensation
of Chinatown, and that, being law
abiding people, they would defend with
their lives their leaders in enforcing the.
law, and offer a thousand armed men
to aid the government in carrying out
its provisions. Speaking of this nso-
luton, kearney ssid be. had been in.
formed from a rsiialls source that ~
secret movements was on foot to crush
the anti-Chinese crusade. the Chinese
Six Companies and some of the mer-
chants being the instieators and the
Police Department and the National
Guard the tools: that the enemies OF
the Workingnasn were to maugurass'
the trouble by starting fire or a row.;
then kearney and the Mayer were to
be asSassinated by polioemen in the
disguise of Chinese highbinders, and
that the Chinese, armed % the teeth,
were. TO be let loose to massacre women.
and children, selecting the laboring
portion OF the city as thsir victims.
The New York Herald has a vigor-
cas- article on the threatened trouble in
San Francisco, wherein kalloch and the
new Constitution are handled without
gloves. The writer takes the ground
that Mr.. Hayes has the right 60 inter-
fsre Immediately, even without the
consent of California, to enforce the
national treaty obligations. The arti-
Gle closes thus: 'sThe violation, pf tie
treaty by California is an act of rebel
lion against Fetlsral authority, and
shoald be vigorously put down ike any
other rebellion. II the local powers re-
fuse or neglect TO afford protection, ii
is tbs. duty of Mr.. Hayes to- supply it,
and al reasonable citizens viii rejoice
10 see the sand-lot dernagogaes taught
needed lesson"
The New York Republican State,
Convention met at Utica, yesterday.
Senator Conkling entered the hall in
which the Convention met and WAS re-
eeived with loud applause. A hand
some banner, bearing Grants portrait,
was unfurled in front of the stage.
There were two sets of delegates from
several counties in the hall, but as
those chosen by the machine had their
names on the roll prepared by the Sec
rotary of the State Central ComIsdttee,
the contestants were ruled ont CT ORDER.
There was mach confusion at the open
ing OF the Convention aad cries of Put
him out, sit down" etc., pesounded
through the hall when the irregular
delegations attempted 20 get hearing.
The Republican members OF the Louis
lana Legislature having been arraigned
before the bar of the House for contempt,
m signing and forwarding to the Senate
Of the United States a memorial favor
ing Senator kellogg and reciting intim-
i.iasion, fraud, ste, on the part Of the
Democrats generally, pusged themselves
OF contempt by stating that they signed
the paper without reading il. The ar
raignmeps presiucea CONSERVATION
among the Republican members, who
feared expulsion. Il is now demanded
that the offensive memorial be formally
withdrawn from. the United States Sen
ate.
4 Nebraska City man naIsed Dono-
hue, one OF the, oldest citizens and a
wealthy fruit grower, of oieo county.
was killed by an insane son. The son.
had shot one Of his fathers horses, and
in attempting 10 take the pistol from.
him. he stabbed ami instantly killed
his father. The boy attempted to XII.
his mother. bat she escaped He went
to the barn and stabbed another horse
and two dogs. and finally sed 10 corn
field. where he was eapssrei by neigl )
bors after some hours resistance, and
was lodged in Jail
The House Committse on Elections
have received the report Of the sub
committee in the eoatestsi case Of
Bradley vs.. Slemons. Of Arkansas.