Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11
Calf0rnia's th0ler.
WHAT Is THE RESULT or THRArEyrNc THE
CHINESE

WHAT Is Tue RESULT or THRATEYfNC THE
CHINESE!
SAN FaANcIsco, March THE CaK.
TO morrow, will publish the result Of the
inquiries regarding the recent move.
ments in military circles in this city,
from which il appears that all the arms
of the Second regiment, National
Guard, have been removed from the va
rious company armories and deposited
in the old City hall, or central police
station, where a guard OF lieutenant
and ten men of company f, Second
regiment, i kept over them. Companies
b and G, of the First regiment. have
been concentrated at the armory of the
latter company and the arms OF com.
pany q, Second regiment, have been
placed in their charge. An officer and
guard is now mounted nightly at the
armory of the third regiment. which is
allowed to retain It's arms. The armory
of the first regiment is closely guarded,
and no one Is allowed to enter. The
arms OF the three cavalry companies
have been removed from their Armory.
to what locality Is unknown, but prob
ably TO the old City hall. Camp regula.
iions have been established and grand
rounds" visit the various posts nightly.
The arms of the Second regiment only
have been removed from their armories
and guards are detailed every night to
watch over other company property.
The Third regiment has been concen-
trated at the Olympic club building,
and those companies of the First req.
ment not accommodated at the armory
- Ia he
quarters, corner OF Howard and New
Montgomery streets.
The workingmen are considerably ex-
cited over these movements. and many
of them assert that the authorities are
trying to force a quarrel on them; 9th.
ers say that this movement is designed
10 bluff the board OF health in the mat
ter of the condemnation Of Chinatown,
while still others hold that the whole
thing is due TO the unfounded fears of
the authorities.
Placards are being placed in promi.
nent places about the city warning the
employers of Chinese 10 desist FROM the
practice and vaguely limiting at the
tegrible consequences in the event of a
refusal. A pointed reference is also
made to the condition OF the unem.
ployed. The placard Is signed by a
council Of thirteen.
SAS FRAScisco. March "a manifes-
TO will be published tomorrow morn
ing by the citizens protective union Civ.
ing the motives for their organization
in order that the organization may be
properly understood. They declare the
objects and purposes Of the oreanixa-
ton to be, firet, the preservation of the
public peace; second, the protection of
life and property third, the restora.
lion of confidence in the security of
life and property from all violence:
fourth, the resuscitation of the legiti.
mate commerce, industries and bust
ness Of the people. All of which they
expect to accomplish within the law.
They declare that the time has come
when q line must be drawn between
those who are in favor Of Law and order
and those who are for riot. All good
citizens are invited 10 join. There i no
neutrality, In this crisis they can only
be excused by extreme age or piiiable
cowardice.
THE New York Herald talks like =
father TO Don Cameron and tells him
that his domineering way OF doing
things is not half 80 smart as his fathers
concilialory methods. IL warns the
young man that his craft will 20 10
pieces, but the young man steers right
on and II will not be long before he
finds out whether he IS sagacious mar
iner in foul weather as well as in fair.