Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-04
D0MEsTfC NEWS.
Chinese Going East.
Etc.

over The new OK, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad yesterday, and more than 100 9th
eTS are said to be expected to-day. 1t was
reported that this was the beginning Of an
exodus OF Chinese from the Pacific coast, in
view of the attitude of hostility toward them
there. a great many Chinese are just now
arriving in New York from Philadelphia.
PREPARING FOR THEM IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 3d.-The announce
ment that several hundred Of Chinese are on
the way to New York caused general salts
faction among boarding house keepers, who
expect to reap rich harvest. Extensive
preparations are being made to welcome the
refugees. Additional rooms have been en-
gagged in anticipation OF a general influx of
Celestials, and the prospect seems bright for
all who are disposed to quit San Francisco
and make their home in the metropolis. Yes
terday Chinaman and his wife arrived at
the railroad depot and went to the house Of
Woo Kee, Mott street. They are the
vanguard of an immense army Of
Acknowledged exiles, who are about to
pour into this city if the situation in
the West continues to be serious. The
Chinese lady was well dressed and good look
ing. Her husband left because he feared that
general massacre was about to take place IN
San Francisco. After relating the details OF
Tue present IloNSii4eht AZ hoil HfaHcIsSo, IiiS
lady requested to be taken to Chin Lung
Pang, the Chinese Minister, who is at present
in Washington. On being informed of his
whereabouts she paid a visit to some friends
of the Minister, who live in the upper por-
ton of the CITY, About three weeks ago a
Chinaman named All Hee arrived there from
China with his wife and two children. So
ohlnc9s were inc stores ne was toid py MS
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and wife at ia Parli sheet Yesterday,
and learned from them that they were well
satisfied with New York. and wonld en-
deayor to persuade the San Francisco Chi
nese to cone East. Tt is the official color
given to the California ottrages which is
Spreading terror among the Cinnamon. They
are arriving at the rate of about 20 a day.
and some write hack such favorable renorts
that Others are ready to follow. The CelestiaIs
have secured lease of nearly every store
in the lower end Of Mott street They
asked the Rutcars Hire Ca,ypanv tnlease them
= dwelling house at No. 8. but the company
responded bv saving that they would sooner
pull down the building than allow single
Chinaman to live in it. Tom Lee offered
large advance on the present rent of the
place. but was fatty refused. on the ground
that the Chinese are q nuisance. A de-
DfOlGTIY
holders in the upDer end of Mott street 10
prevent the colony from spreading, and TO all
offers Of high rents they give stated denial.
They find chat if the Chinese get sufficient
Roadway they win take possession of that
aus rter of the city. The tactics emrloyed by
the Chinese to get possession of a house next
door is to disgust Ire tenants. who leave. and
then they offer to paw good sum in rent.
vry,vv or 1.,,,ropno
p Weeks OF ~ h1o:e street. VINO lets a
l-uiiioer OF houses 20 SHlhaiheh' s'id 20 a re-
avar met with ret oy -, r' 49, -
Chimes. and thew are yery desirable tenants.
Talking of their being disasreeable Why,
in one house, at IS Pell street. they have
Chinese, Spanish, Italians and Scandinavian
living together. The Chinese are the best
natured and the least troublesome of all.
They pay their rent in advance, and never
injure the houses. 1 am only sorry be-
cause l have not enough houses to
let to them. l wish we had million
of them here. | have lived many years ia
Mott street, and remember when the Chinese
first came here. They are making il bust
ness center of its kind. Now. there is the
house across the way. The Cslestials have
tried 60 lease it without success. The owner
is an Iriah,nan, and allows his prejudice TO
stand between him and his interests. [ am
prepared to lease that house of him and give
him $50 a year more than he is getting at
present for it. Even then could make money
BY letting Il out to Cinnamon. It is all veiy
well to run them down. but they viii estab-
lish themselves so firmly that they can lease
any house"
Mr. Disbro7n owns several houses on Mott
street, and expressed the same opinion as
Weeks: II would not have any other ten
ants, said he, ''for my money is promptly
paid and my houses are well taken care OF. ="
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Inc Ihieroeeanie canal.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Lieutenant Wyse,
of the French navy, who holds concession
from the Government of the United States
CT Colombia Tor an interoceanic canal, said
to-day, before sailing for France 81 lock
J boId y - a. go VIZ, ~ when al NATIONS
It's GREAT ;mnortsnca 70 tbe ITn;.aa. &c
America cannot be overest;mated tb;nL
the work should be carried ont in accordanca
with the wishes of the peonle of tbis ro,,ntr,,
In the position / occupy must see that ay.
erything ia done in accordance with tbe co,
cession have obtained. IF any attem,,ts oro
made in other directions. in INV own inter.
ests and that of those vested in mo wo ,,,nst
and will protect our own RIGHTS for all .;rns
To come. Should De Lessons succeed -
forming a connanv no will IN oil ,,-obab;,;.,.
be elected President. In his nos;t;an ~
President he would of course receive
handsome bonus In making nv -
with the Colombia Government 7 fnressw