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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
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lie mort c plus Ol,xcnr ne Fest IL.
mans ASSET possf 9ta'On f;asse SILENCE
sur n" fOssr, ct cetx mi IL voieiit
passei: lnl accompaniment n de.
pOlile mOrtelle, our jettentllie cout..,
te d'ean benite sur celai qF,i,i vec,t,,
ont totlJours qlttigaes m0ts 4 dire
te ltl on sHr hi, bO1s on mauyais,
pietax on nom.
Mals guand 10 mort 4 etc IN per-
so''nage, I'm ilomn,e tes rang ct de
marlue, ltli' lie ceux lni ont jOu0
IN r0ie dams le monde des princes,
dams 4e monde l,ottiqae, dams ID
monde Dc sciences, lies lettres oil
DIES arts, d IL gnerre, 4 la tribune.
al barreaa, dams IN cllaire OH ail.
lelrs, qllel bruit SIR 81 tonl,e ct son
nom, depths t'oraisof1 fittlebro aux
lonalges soavent menteuses jusqn'
aux propos, aux paroles ct aux ju.
gements lie Ia fotle!
La lresse, qni saisit tout au pas.
sage, les Wvants ct les morris, les
glolres ct les crimes, .ssempare de hi.
Ellie le declare Sd psopriote ct II.
chose. La vie de Get h0mlMe, lepnis
ie Dercean J,squ'a Ia tomi,e, 4 ira.
vers SEES eprcuves, 9 travanx, SEES
grailtleurs ct SeS misereS lui an.
l'artlellt.
Gar Hhel hoinmc, patre OH nare,
n'eut SEES 'niseres lei bas, fables.
ses'et ne fa"t.li pas etrc bon 1t chr65.
ten pour lear accorder les benadce
lie IA p''llosophie ct du pardon9 81
Mals 81 lhoinlne public, vivant oil
mort, a!,l'artlent Il la presst', il con.
v'ent al Wesse, dFetre juste. lao
mort, 'ul s'srtott, qaAnd bfen meme
ia etc votre ahversaire dams Ia
we, sartont meme 4 cause do celia,
ne dolt ];llna's etie ebr%ataleiient OH
c;tNalieleihent tialte par voas. Co ne
se';a't nj brave nj genereux. Com.
Me;it SC def:'ndrait-ii! Savez-vousqu'
~ ae,peut plus vous entendre ct vous
repondre I l'ouvoIls-hoIs oublicr ct
ls;iSrer qn1l u droit 4 me verit6
sans passion, sans colere ct sans
Jules tavrc, Favdcat, lie senatchr,
1%oratear, l:,cademicien ct lhomme
po!it'1ae fIaneais, est donc mort.
II a:;.'t I'll ans, 9 ans quand c6
slccle ~ commence.
on l'eu' dire beauconp de chooses
lie luli, CONNIE de tons ceux qui ont
i'efse, lutte ct vccu dams &c steele
vral'hcnt extraordinaire. II peut1 tttre
d'verse'ient JUICE 1T appreci.,, scion
les tHuvres ct scion lie point de vue
on Ton Ne place.
Mails IL he flndrlit pas rHil dune
taupe pour lc voil, nj la conscience
dun escllve pour lc comprcnlre.
Mals il taatlr:tit au moins accorded
u Get ho'nme la superiorit6 dams Pin.
tel'se'ice,ia for.ne dal,s l'GlOluencc,
Il. conviction ct Ia fe,lnets dams IL
repnbllcanisIte, r%eitvation ct la Ill.
dams les idees ct dans les sen.
tlnients. Cenx quill a deval.ces dams
IL carrlere on don't il fut legal dams
III! steele eSisant en- st,periofites III.
telIectuelIes, ne fnrelat point dies
ord!nalres. II s'est mesur5
oes t%"'ssants ct dies redouta.
o'es. II combattn rumrire Ell vi.
Soorenx athlete, ct l'empire est tom.
IL > lMn ne ceux lui ont cOm-
iss'te IL France democratic
,lne ct ftl''blic!ine d'aujoard'hui.
hs c'est ble'l HnelIue chose.
Nous ;l'lmettrolss meme qn'on
cnefche ct Qu'OH ffuSSlSSe il cOlici.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-31
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.o1t pour probable, IL probable
pour certain ct lc certain pour ne.
ccssaire. Est.ce que nous s%,urions
nous trornl~r! Linfaillibilitd du
lape n'est.r'le pas I'LL dog,ac qui
s'Gtend Il tous
, 1880-10-08


JUST as we are going to press with
the last form the "Press" makes its
appearance. It has gone Republi.
can by large majority, on local is
sues. The unfortunate Democratic
candidates didn't "pungle," and now
the threatened "cinching" com
mences. BY the startling changs in
that paper, it will be readily seer
thas the concern has passed over in
TO the hands of the medical gentle
man who thirsts for political honors
to such an extent that he must run
whether he gets nomination or not.
We learn that he has purchased the
mortgage on the office material OF
the paper, aud has undertaken the
job Of writing it's editorials--at least
till after electicn-not forgetting to
try and lift himself by the surplus Of
his breaches ia.o the next Legisla.
ture. q 4. atE3gBBg Ajt
, 1880-10-08
PuBLlC SPEAKING,

Hon. Thos. H. Brents, Republican
candidate for Delegate to:Congress,
accompanied by Hon. Orange Jacobs
and other able speakers, will address
his fellow.citizens at the following
times and places, viz:
Fidalgo, Friday, Sept. "a at - m.
Ferndale, Friday, Sept. "a at t7p m.
Lopez, Saturday, Sept. % at 12m
Friday Iarbor, Saturday, Sept. 25 at Z
p. m.
New Dungeness, Monday, Sept. 27 at l
p. m.
Port Discovery, Monday, Sept. 27 at Z
p. m.
Chimacum, Tuesday, Sept. 2s at p. m
Port Ludlow, Tuesday, Sept. 2s at z
p. m.
CouDeville, Wednesday, Sept. 20 at !
p. m.
Utsalady, Wednesday, Sept. 20 at z
p. m.
Port Townsend, Thursday, Sept, 80 at
1880 p. m. ....
Port Gamble, Friday, Oct. at p. m.
Seabeck, Saturday, Oct. 2 at z p. m.
Port Madison, Monday, Oct. 4 at Z 2 m
Port Blakely, Tuesday, Oct. s at Z . m
Seattle, Wednesday, Oct. 6 at z p. m.
Puyallup, Thursday, Oct. z at l p. m.
New Tacoma, Thursday, Oct. z at 7:3O
p. m.
Steilacoom, Friday, Oct. 8 at 1880 p. m,
Olympia, Saturday, Oct. 8 at 1880 p. m.
Chehalis, Monday, Oct, II at 7 p. m.
Cowlitz, Tuesday, Oc:. IL ar 7p. m.
Kalama, Wednesday, Oct. l3 at 7 p. m.
The respective county committees
are hereby requested to furnish suit
able halls for the occasion. BY or.
der of the Territorial Central Com.
mittee. S. BAXTER, Chairman.
R. d. ATTRIDGE, Secretary.
, 1880-10-08
JEFFERSON COUNTY TICKET

Auditor, $50 JAS. Seavey.
Treasurer, G. G, Bartlett. a
Probate Judge, D. W Smith
Sheriff, F. w. Hastings. d
Supt. of Com. Schools, r. E. Ryan,
Commissioners.--Wm. Bishop, E.
b. Mastick, Jr., R. ID. Attridge. g.
Coroner, Thos. Phillips.
Surveyor, N. J. H. Fortman.
Wreckmaster, VIM. Delanty.
Justices of the Peace--P't Town.
send precinct, w. H.
Roberts; PIT Discovery precinct,
Jas. A. Smith.
Constables-P't Townsend, Chas
Finn; Pt Discovery, r. Greenlaw.
Chimacum precincl--Justice oI
the Peace John Van TIoyen; Con.
stable, G. ID. Richardson,
, 1880-10-08

TIE Democratic papers have dis
covered another alarming and scan
dalous fault in Mr.. Brents. 1t is
that he accidentally arrived a few
hours too early, at Seattle, recently,
and that the demonstration there
was net Choked off in consequence.
1t is indeed terrible thing to stand
before the people convicted of such
a grave crime as this. Mr.. Brents
will doubtless clothe himself in sack
cloth and ashes for a long time to
come. .
, 1880-10-08
Farmers Store
NEW DUNGENESS, W. Il.

NEW DUNGEN ESS, W. Il.
This Establishment has recently been
enlarged, and now carries iull and
COMPLETE STOCK
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. con-
sisting IN part of Dry Goods. Clothing,
Groceries. Hardware, Crockrryware.. Pat
ent Medicines. and. in fact. everything
usually kept in FlRSr-CLASS County
Stores.
E9- am agent for all kinds Of farming
implements required by farmers in thi-
section Of the Sound.
aF Sewing Machines sod on the IN
stalment plan.
~ am prepared to pay the highest
market price for Wool, Hides, Furs, Oh
and all MARKETABLE and SALEA-
BILE tarm products.
N. B. Parties In Port Townsend and
adjoining towns, requiring A. l. Milch
Cows. Beet, Hay, Vegetables, and Poul-
try, will do well to send their orders to
G. F. CLAPP,
Dungeness, Clalam Co., w. II.
, 1880-10-08

TIE Democracy of Washington
Territory is accumula.ing an extern
sive class Of individuals who wanted
to go to Congress and didn't. This
fall it will have to lengthen out the
shelf and make room for one more.
What a picturesqe row they will
make, all sadly whispering, at might
have been."
, 1880-10-08

The attention of our readers is
respectfully directed to our Alaska
article, on our title page this week.
Rev DR.. Lindsay, Of Portland, writes
to q friend in this place: 81 have
had grand time with President
Hayes, talking up Alaskan matters
and urging the necessity of some
form Of civil government for that
territory, as well as the need of mis-
.sionaries and teachers for the savage
tribes there who want to be taught.
! am confident the President is fav-
Orable toward development in that
direction.
, 1880-10-08

Four miles from the head Of Port
Washington Bay, says the Seattle
"Post," was recently discovered a
nickle mine, which assays from $3.50
to 5000 per ton. The lands have
been entered, rough assays have
been made, and from eighteen
pounds of rock were obtained eight
ounces of pure nickle. A quantity
of rock was sent to San Francisco
for final test, and upon favorable re-
port the mine will at once be opened.
Nickle is worth $3.50 per pound.
, 1880-10-08

THE Democratic party in Jefferson
county has had considerable expert
ence in the past with attempted
blackmail by their professed party
newspapers. The present campaign
bids fair to be as fruitful of such pc,
culiar results as any former time has
been. Some interesting develop
ments have been brewing lately, and
we propose when the thing is fully
ripe to tear the veil aside and en-
tighten the public.
, 1880-10-08
"THE CALIFoRN1AN."-The Octo

"THE CALIFoRN1AN."-The Octo
ber issue Of that rising, popular
monthly, "The Californian" is on
our table, and is very satisfactory
and readable number. The maga..
zine is now an established fact, and
our readers should bear in mind that
by sending their yearly subscriptions
before the first OF next month (Octo.
ber) to "The Californian" 2O2 San
some Street, San Francisco, they can
get tt for three dollars instead oi
four. .t', ........ ......
, 1880-10-08

The Seattle "Dispatch" is "done
gone busted" Mr.. Brown is out in
a long article bewailing his bad luck,
and abusing W. HI. White like a
pickpocket, although the latter has
been his favored pet for years. He
says: "After knowing Mr.. White
for nearly ten years, it was an act Of
criminal folly to trust to his word in
anything" This constitutes laugh.
able confession upon the part Of Mr..
Brown, as to the character of his
chosen associate and favorite hero.
, 1880-10-08

JUDGE Kuhn, of this place, has
been nominated by his party for the
Office Of Joint Representative from
the counties of Jefferson, Clalam
and Mason. Aside from the COM
ment made by US in our review Of
candidates, it is but just to remark
that Mr.. Kuhn has served in the leg.
isIature before, as Representative
and afterwards as Councilman. If
elected again, his past experience
would of course give him additional
qualifications for the position.
, 1880-10-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held In st. Paul's church on
Sunday next at IL A. M. and p. NJ. Sunday
dahool At P; NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
at 10.
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ. E. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. W. /. Cosper.
pastor. Sabbath school ut 2:l5 p. Nm. d.
Hill. supt.- Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at o'clock.
, 1880-10-08

THE Seattle "Post" now comes out
as a morning paper, and, besides, it
is receiving and publishing tele.
graphic dispatches direct from the
associated press assooiation-thus
giving it precedence over any paper
in Washington Territory as dis.
seminator of news. The proprietors
certainly deserve credit for their en-.
terprise.
, 1880-10-08

IT IS said that the "Inland Empire"
Office, of Eastern Oregon, was re-
Gently closed by its creditors. This
is the paper published by that polit-
cal nondescript, Tom. Merry, who
made such splut,er ON the Sound a
few years ago, while connected with
the Seattle dispatch" In his val.
edictory over here, Tom. went out
Of his way and took up lying &C
cusation in order to give the ARGUS
a dig.
, 1880-10-08

lB Mr.. Korter has made a nice
Improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop as
neatly fitted up asany on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one Of the 6n
est shops, and is master of his pro
fession.
, 1880-10-08
Garfield and Hancock.

The fight between Garfield and Hancock
will be q bitter and determined one, and
how it will end no one can foretell, but
any one can foretell the result Of a fight
between the worst case OF bsckache or
kidney complaint and the Oregon Kidney
Tea. The latter never tails to conquer.
Sold everywhere.
, 1880-10-08

The steamship Victoria will here.
after take the place of the City of
Chester in the Pacific Coast S. S.
Co.'S line. See change in advertise.
ment, by order of Capt. Tibbals,
agent.
, 1880-10-08

Poll and property road taxes are
now due, and will become delin-
quent on the 1st of November for
the year 1880, payable at the Office
Of the City Treasurer of the City of
Port Townsend. S. WATERMAN,
City Treasurer.
, 1880-10-08
PROCLAMATION.

BY. THE GOVERNOR OF THE TERRITORY OF
- WASHINGTON.
WHEREAS, 1t Is the duty Of the Cover
nor at least sixty days before any general
election to issue his procla nation designa-
ting the offices to be filed at such election.
Now, therefore. |, Elisha p. Ferry,
Governor of said Territory, do hereby
declare that general election will be held
in said Territory OIL Tuesday. the second
dly OF November, A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and eighty, at which the
following Lamed officers will be elected:
A Delegate to represent said Territory
in the torty-seventh Congress of the Uni-
ted States.
a Brigadier General. .......
AQuarter Master General.
A Commissary General. ...
An Abutant General.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the second
judic!al district.
a Prosecuting Attorney for the third
judicial district.
A Member OF the Board Of EoualIza-
ton for the tlrst judicial district.
A Member OF the Board Of Equalization
tor the second judicial district.
A Member OF the Board of EQUALIZATION
for the third judicial district.
Members of both branches of the Legis-
lative Assembly.
And all County and Precinct officers re-
quired by the laws of said Territory.
In testimony wehercot have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal Of
the Territory to be af-
fixed, at Olympia, this
18th day Of August, A. ID.
a&~~~* one thousand eight hund-
red and eighty, and of the
Independence OF the Uni
*-~~I" ted States the one hundred
and fifth.
ELISHA Z. FERRY.
Governor.
BY order Of the Governor.
n. Fl. OwINGs,
Secretary.
, 1880-10-08
The Oregon Kidney Tea!

Read the following testimonials, not from
persons 5000 miles away, whom no one
knows, but from wellknown and trustwor
thy citizens of Oregon, whose names, written
IN their own hands, can be seen at our office:
GoLpENDALE, w. r., March 81, $780,
have had the diabetes Tor thirty years.
Have had many physicians prescribe for me-
Kidney Ten. and the first dose gave me re-
lief lam now almost well, and would rec.
Oinmend 1t to anyone suffering from this dis
ease. MOSES PIKE,
, 1880-10-08

TAE Union Pacific railroad com.
pany proposes to erect q monument
in memory of Oliver and Oakes
Ames, on the summit of the Rocky
mountains, near where the railroad
crosses them, to cost $4,000.
, 1880-10-08

MUCH Of the effective work Of the
republican party Of this territory in
the present campaign seems to be
due to the earnest and untiring ef.
forts of'Mr. s. Baxter, of Seattle,
who is chairman of the central COM
mittee. .,.
, 1880-10-08

FROM all parts Of the territory
c, nvassed by Delegate Brents the
most flGttering reports come, Of the
solid work being done by him.
, 1880-10-08
,. P. CARROLL,
Late of tile New Orleans Bari

Late of tile New Orleans Bar
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Having had years Of experience
and practice in the United States
Courts, can reasonably and safely
say, that all matters of litigation
therein entrusted to me will meet
with prompt and reliable action.
y Address, OLYMPIA, w. T. III
, 1880-10-08

AMONG the strangers in town this
week, we ho lie Mr.. Jas. McCsrdy,
of San Juan, and Capt. F. Tucker,
Of Dungeness.
, 1880-10-08

ANOTHER shoe mending establish
ment has just been opened in town.
Mr.. Schur's grocery store was
auctioned off yesterday.
, 1880-10-08

PRESIDENT HAYES and party are
expected to be in Port Townsend
next Tuesday or Wednesday.
, 1880-10-08

DURING the heavy southeast wind
on Thursday morning, the schooner
Alfred and one or two smaller craft
dragged ashore in our harbor.
, 1880-10-08

JUDGE Kuhn, as chairman of the
Democratic Terri:oriai Committee,
will soon visit Eastern Washington.
, 1880-10-08

Mr.. G. M. Bradshaw went up to
Olympia last Monday, to attend TO
land Office business.
, 1880-10-08
FOR SALE |!
A Farm near Tukey's Landing

A Farm near Tukey's Landing.
wish to inform the public that have
farm for sale, right along side OF a good
road from Port Townsend TO Tukey's
Landing on Port Discovery Bay-about
II miles from the latter point. There are
100 ACRES OF LAND.
OF which about IA acres are IN cultivation;
nearly MS much more can be easily put IN.
: e- Among the improvements may be
mentioned: house. barn. COW shed, chick
ell house and other buildings. ..
FOX SALE CHEAP.
For particulars. apply to
W. II. PRICE, Port Discovery.
Refer ARGUS Office. If.
, 1880-10-08

Miss Lottie Harmon, of Seattle,
is visiting with friends in this place.
, 1880-10-08

WE learn that the brig Deacon is
ashore on Protection Island. .,f
, 1880-10-08

Alfred o. Fisher, deceased,
Mt Office IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN By the undersigned executor of the
last will Of Alfred ID. Fisher, deceased, to
the creditors, and all persons having
claims against said deceased to present
them with the necessary vouchers, within
one year from the date OF this notice, to
said executor at his residence In Docawal.
lups. Jefferson Co., w. T., or TO his attor-
ney, Q. nj. Bradshaw, at his office in
Port Townsend, W. Il.
EwELL p. BRENNoN,
Executor Of the last will of Alfred d.
Fisher. deceased.
Dated September "a, 1880.
, 1880-10-08
Notice to Creditors.

IN the Probate Court of Jefferson
County. Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate OF
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14
Kal,oeh Prs-i.na,--.

Pronunciameptoes being Just now
IN o;der. in San Francisco, the Mayor
OF that city filings one to thu breeze him
self In tbs foliosing style:
Il deem il nay duty to the city over
whose welfare l have been called to
preside. AID to the public at large.
which Is being UNANIMOUSLY deceived by
incendiary misrepresentation as To our
situation. to declare in the most I'm
pha,ie and public mannsr that there is
not and never has been the slightest
reason to apprshend any disturbance.
riot or lawlessness whatever IRON the
working classes Of the city. II trouble
comes to rs il will not come from hem.
Most inexcusable aud outrageous means
are being used by designing men to
goad them into riotous demonstrations.
but they will fail. They are. rs they
have proved themselves to be, under
the most trying provocation. the
law abiding AMI peace-preserving por-
tion of our population. / vouch to
the world for them hat they will SO
Continue. and l further declare, however
the people abroad may be imposed
upon, that the people Of this city See
through all the transparent ~humbugcery
of military interference. police increase
AID iplanIaIury circulars, aud will
await til sir constitutional day of juds
men; to p-acraoly but etFcctually con.
sign heir authors IT, the political ia.
fanny md oblivion which ,hey mos,
richly deserve"
with reference to the present troubles
III San Francisco the CgY without any
direct reference to the proclamation Of
the NigilsTce Cowmittea. dissualts the
community from amy viul, nj measures
as unnecessary to either panty.
The CaS0Hic!, strongly coum nds the
vigilEnt uTshuizistion. aud iutinu,rs
hat the first blow sLoulI b, struck a,
the lcGt,rs o: the agitation and not ,h-
rank anl h!e.
TIE ana serntS 1t tn necessity Of
concentration OF troops here. holding
;La; the VIE:!"rce Committee is amply
,bie - cope with the Sand Lots. aud
concludes: L us have peace. and
We meaa t. L.vo il, inside the law il
we can, CU:si!s II We must" 1t also
~Lcn0uGccs tar I:yog'a proclamation as
II iasu.: to IL. people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

4 CHsgESHE dispatch OF the lG:h
says, n bold and successful robbery of
gold bullion occurred at Sidney, y b..
to-day. while the Union Pacific express
agent Snyder was at dinner. The
amount taken is ~vaTiously estimated nj
from SI2O. OOJ to S2O1. OOD. Entrance
WIS effected :LTJ.-h IL. Io.E Of the
cypress oGic'. III ToJJ.ry was owl.
dently planned in advance Of ,hc ~urrival
Of the Treasure coach from the Black
Hi =. The bullion hal Just been
transferred by Luke Voorhees,. Super
in;cuirTi OF Ia stISc line, to tho cx.
press agent. and consisted Of bricks aud
bars from the different mills ia Lead
City and Dcidwoo GuIch. The treas
ure has been recovered except SIJ.G0O.
II WAS discovered under u pilo Of coal
near the Union L, ciic track where The
trac!:mau bud seen the robbrr conceal
something ia the aft moon. Tho im,
mense Weigh: Of tho Treasure, 49,
pounds HvUirlupois, prevented the
robbers from carrying 1t of, anil thcy
were forced to conceal il at the first
available spot, the coal pit. The
special train with Superintendent Law
and detectives made tho run to Sidney
lO2 miles. in two hours. Tho de;cc
tivcs were OOH at work seeking a clue
II was Gsceriained that tho monnic'
party going north wero stockmen, wei
known and above suspicion. Superin
tenden, Law has In nctivo search 20
the robbers evory available man at tina
end Of tho division. aud hopes to brinl
the guilty parties TO speedy justice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

\ PoETLASD. Oregon, dispatch Of
March lD:. SAYS: Tho news Of a hyr
ri5lc cat:ia; II Ir At tie l'rui;yn'iary
II lym i, received. \ copv:c: rauri
Jerry WESTON received severe all Per
haPs fatal, Injuries at the hands o! h
cell-mzt=, JJha NcCoa-J. Thy were
cguSueI in the srIae cell. AMI had bren
accustomed 10 shaving themselves.
Yesterday, their razor having been
p sSed in to them. ana while Weston
was standing with his back toward Nc
Comb the latter. without n wurl Of
warning. sud lenly re-chel arOuud aud
drew the razor across Wcs,ou's throat.
cutting a frisLyiul CASH and barrel!
missing the jIslar vein. IIo tA"n in.
ilctcd anutlr. wound n few inches
lower, when Weston grnPpled with Linn
nnl raised = cry Of murder. war!,n
Osborn rushed iH;y tl.a cell. aud after Il
severe struggle McCVuL was Lruu h
unl"r sIlInrt:ou and cn,t into n C u.
No caGs. car b. assigned for the at
tack save insanity, IcComJ LaYigs
acted qGerrIy for several ia. past.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

THE latest news from Gan Fran 1 o
respecting the Chinese agitation in that
city Is that Gen. Mcdowell, communal
ing The division Of The Pacific. was tele.
graphsd from Washington to bring all
tie available troops in his division To
San francisco, and companies amount.
Ing in all 10 500 men nro already en-
Toutc with moro TO iOllow-prubably
about 1900 altogether. 1t is impossible
10 find out by whose orders these move.
mcnis Of the National Guard are made,
rs officers refuse TO give ans infornia.
tion, but Il is ~conjectured that the
movements are under the direction OF
G,D. Mcdowell and are due 10 repie,
tentaiions made TO Washington au.
ihoiities 10y Col. Dee. vice Consul Of
China. regarding the supposed danger
in which tho Chinese stand. II Is
understood that tho present precautions
will be maintained until tho question Il
the congtitutionaliiy Of tho law forbid.
ding the corporations to employ Chi.
nise has been decided 10y the United
States Courts md tho question Of the
condemnation OF Chinatown settled.
The arms OF the second Regiment Of
Tho National Guard havo been taken
from tile company armorics. and PLACED
IN tho Central Police Station under
guard. Tie wofkingmeD are consider.
ally excited over these movements. and
macy OF them assert, that the authorities
arc trying 90 iotce a quarrel on them.
Others say ihatihe movements design.
ell 10 blua tho Board Of Health in tho
matter Of iho condemnation OF China
town; while still others hold that Ee
~''"lc ihine is dnr to the unfoandti
fears OF the authorized.