The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-10
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Kearney said II am little absent
minded tonight, because l have been
looking for vigilantes and assassins all |
day. They are bringing United States
troops here, aud it nneaps something,
but III tell you what 1 am. going to do.
When they get about 1000 here | will
address them, and after have had one
hours talk with them, nine out of every
ten will be with us. Applause. These
thieves will hire some one to commit
an overt act, and then they will try to
crush out the Workingmen's party in
blood; but for every one they kill one
dozen will spring mp. / say, again,
that the laws recently passed by the
Legislature and sanitary authorities
against Chinese must be carried out,
Court or no Court, and / reiterate that
l do not care for the decision of any
Court The Chinese must go now or
never [applausel and you must be pre-
pared to meet these thieves. Organize,
arm yourselves and be ready, and re-
member that the Chinese must go.
A fire was discovered In the Grand
Central Hotel, Oakland, Cal. yesterday
morning. The wind was blowing a
gale and the flames had made great
progress before the fire department ar
rived. All around the hotel were STU
ated other buildings, among which was
the Webster House, which, with FIVE
others and ths Grand Central, were
destroyed. Tie losses are as follows
Grand Central, $3.50, OOO partially in
sured Webster House, $50, 900, unin-
sured other losses, $4,000. The Grand
Central was wooden structure, go by
800 feet, four sories and mansard, and
was built about seven years ago by Mi
chael Reese, tie deceased millionaire.
The following pledge is being circu-
lated and is receiving many signers in
San Francisco: eve, the undersigned,
hereby pledge ourselves to assist in all
lawful ways tie legally constituted au-
thorities in the preservation OF the pub
lie peace, the maintenance of good
order and the protection of the lives
and property of our feilow-citizens, and
for those Purposes we associate our
selves together. /"
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in
stating the reasons for an early dissolu-
ton of Parliament, said the Irish relief
measures could be finished by Easter,
and Spring dissolution was always
better than an Autumn one. Parlia-
ment could meet ON the lst of May,
and he hoped the house would aid in
finishing the work necessary before dis
solution. He would introduce the
budget Thursday.
The last number of the Rocky Noun
tain Courier, of Green River, Wy.
gives an account of an active volcano
near Browns park. The crater is five
feet in diameter, emitting sulphurous
smoke, but there is no lava yet. The
snow in the vicinity has been melted by
the heat of the volcano
In the case Of Clarke, elected Judge
in Cincinnati, involving the constitu-
tionality of the Federal election laws,
the Court affirms the law is constitu-
tional, and orders the prisoner remanded
to the custody of the U. s. Marshal.
Justice Field read dissenting opinion.
At the Oakland, California, city cleo.
tion there were two tickets in the field,
the Citizens and Workingmen's. The
former made clean sweep by MAORI
ties ranging from 200 to 400.
In New York hostility to the Chinese
coming in such numbers is being mani
tested. Those going East are said to
be under contract to take the place Of
striking laundresses in Troy and else
where.
The British ship Isabella, from PEN
sacola for Dublin, has been abandoned
at sea, water-logged. Eight of the
crew have been landed at st. Michaels,
the rest were drowned.
Elijah Mason, a negro with white