The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-29
SAND LOT LOOMS.
DENNIS KEARNErs oFFioiousNEss
A Threatening Telegram From King.
ham 10 Kearuey Order Re-
stored Ia Ran Francisco
Needy Men,

Sacramento, Feb. 2s,--Since Kearncy re
turned from the East he has been making
himsclfyery oGlcous about the Lcgslatl 70
This led to amoton on Thursday, EVIDENT,
aimed at kearnoy, to exclude all but priv
legged persons from tho floor Of tho assembly
After tho adjournment KCarney approach',
Adams, of Sonora, in the House, and uset
threatening Language towards him on sccoun
ofhis action on the motion. Yesterday Mr.
Tyler, of Alameda offered resolution /,
exclude Kearney from the assembly cham
Der and from the galleries, Hobbies, halls anC
committee rooms, etc, under control Of III,
assembly. The rc'olntion was referred 10 a
special committee, who after hearing the ev
idence, d. c ded % report that Kcnrley hat
been guilty OF attempting to intimidato Ad-
ans.
A THREATENING TELEGRAM
A few days ago, Kingman, member from
San Francisco, ,elegraphod TO Kcarney, awe
hear you are erecting n gNllows on the Sand
lots; there Is moro need of erecting gallows
in Sacramento. Como up Immediately al d
bring some hemp" Tho telegram found ii
way into tho papers and resolution TO in
Qulre into tn matter was introduced. A
lively discussion ensued, during which Braun
hardt, workingman from San Francisco, fatty
refused TO obey the order Of the Speaker to
sit down. He was brought TO the bar of the
House and suspended for three days.
WINDING THE MAYOR.
San Francisco, Feb. 28.-The unemployed
workingmen held another meeting at the
Sand-lots yesterday, and were addressed by
Mayor Kallocb, VINO told them that while
their grievances wero real and their talk for
the most part sensible, yet the continuance Of
such gatherings only Afforded an opportunity
for utterance of ill-timed expressions likely
to retard rather than advance the objects In
view; that ludicious committees would be
appointed with whom ha would confer freely
and to whom he would report progress II
any was made in the way Of relief and In tho
meantime meetings would be dispensed with,
subject to the call Of the committee. This
was satisfactory to the crowd and no more
meetings will be held for the present.
ACTION OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board Of Supervisors, at q
special meeting yesterday rescinded
the resolution passed at the last
meeting endorsing the action of the Board of
Health, in condemning Chinatown. The
resolution of endorsement on the Committee
on Health AM Police to enquire Ms to the
best method of carrying out the measure and
the resembling 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 re-
cent order increasing the police force, hold
ing that it was unnecessary. Reieriel to
the Committee on Health and Police. The
resembling of the resolution endorsing tho
action of the Board of Health will not neces-
ssrily effect the action on the condemnation
of Chinatown, as the Board has
full power in the promises.
l.. j. Cannon, chairman Of the Committee
of the unemployed, who has been promi-
nent in calling upon employers of Chinese,
asking the substitution of white men, speak.
ing on the Sand-lota, and generally heading
the movements of the unemployed, was ar
rested last evening on n warrant charging him
with the use of incendiary language at the
Sand-lots day before yesterday. He was
bailed out by Sheriff Deshonde.
INCENDIARY INFORMATION.
In a communication to the Board OF Super
visors yesterday Mayor Kalloch stated that
he had been told by ex-Supervisor Gibbs
that the police had definite information that
the plan had been organized to fire the city
in several different places. He further sta.
ted that he believed the report to be without
in fact.
ORDER RESTORED.
The city ha' to all appearances resurned
It's usual demeanor and no further disturb
ance is likely ut present. The impression
among the informed seems that if the order
to condemn Chinatown is carried out legally
and in good faith Mt the end of thirty
days, notice will be given that
there will not DO any further
trouble; but if anything occurs to interfere
with the execution Of the project, then there
will be no guarantee for peace. The arrest
IF Cannon yesterday appears to cause no ex-
element among workmen.
SCENE IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Another SC ne occurred in the Assembly !
chamber at Sacramento to-day. Mr.. Bruar-
nhart, who was suspended yesterday, took
lis seat and attempted to speak, but was or
Tered under arrest and removed. He is now !
IN his way to this city, with view of bring /
ne his case before the Supreme court.
HELP FOR TIE NEEDY
Subscription to furnish funds for employ
ne needy men with work on Golden Gate !
Park, is meeting with qualifying success.