Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01
News Dy Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. KBARkRY DEFIANT. Expressing Contempt forth Vigilance Committee. CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY. Southern Democrats Op- posed to TiIden's NOm-
 fnatfOm. THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS. A Move Towards Adjusting
 Their Differences.
HE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

The San Francisco HOOdlums -. Nc 1 Further Disturbance Feared---An Az l itator Arrested--A Refractory Assem- blyman Ordered Under rArrest---Kear- ney Defies the Vigilance Committee. 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 29.-The Board of Su 1 pervisors have rescinded the resolution passed at the last meeting indorsing the action of the l Board of Health in condemning Chinatown. l The resolution of indorsement embodied a | reference of the matter to the Committee on Health and Police to inquire the best method of carrying out the measure, and the rescind- ing of the resolution was based on the ground that no report had been received from that committee. A communication was received from the Mayor objecting to the recent order increasing the police force, holding that it was unnecessary. Referred to the Committee on Health and Police. The rescinding of the resolution indorsing the action of the Board of Health will not necessarily affect the action on the condemnation of Chinatown, as the Board of Health has full power in the prem ises.
 l.. J. Cannon, chairman of the Committee of the Unemployed, who has been prominent in calling upon the employers of Chinese, ask ing the substitution of white men, SD eaking on the sand lot and generally head the move ment of the unemployed, was arrested on Friday evening on a warrant charging him with the of incendiary language at the sand lot He was bailed out by Sheriff Des- mond.
 In a communication to the Board of Super visors Mayor KalIock stated that he had been told by ex-Supervisor Gibbs that the police 6aI 1,G Tka inf hot ,o1o hol organized to fire the city in several different places. He further stated that he believed the report to be without foundation in fact.
 The city has to all appearances resumed it's wonted quiet, and no further disturbance is likely at present. The impression among the best informed seems to be that, if the order to condemn Chinatown is carried out legally and in good faith, at the end of thirty days notice will be given that there will be no further trouble, but if anything occurs to interfere with the execution of that project then there will be no guarantee for peace. The arrest of Cannon yesterday appears to cause no excite ment among the workingmen.
 Another scene of disorder occurred in the Assembly Chamber at Sacramento, yesterday. Mir. Braunhart, the member who was sus- pended Friday, took his seat and attempted to speak, but was ordered under arrest and removed. He is now on his way to this city, with a view of bringing his case before the Supreme Court.
 The subscription to furnish funds for em- ploying needy men with work on the Golden Gate Park is meeting with gratifying success.
 Kearney read his speech at the sand lot to day, and presented a resolution calling on the people of the State to assemble in mass meeting and instruct their Representatives to vote against the ruling of the Assembly in suspending the authority. The resolutions were adopted. Kearney in his speech said he defied the vigilance committee, and said that ls l-ok IT., AL41 cisco, New York, Boston and Chicago to run with blood.