Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-07
B, T.iegr.ph % enc sentinel.l

New YoRk, April 6.-The Times, in .
| column editorial, inveighs against the spirit
shown by California over the appointments
on the Chinese Commission. Mr.. Hayes,
says the leading Republican journal Of the
| country, has conceded . great deal to the
ANTI Chinese element in California in the
nomination Of Mr.. Swift As the California
member Of the Commission. This gentle
man represents the most extreme views OF
the Anti Chinese party. stopping only just
q little short Of the brutality of the men of
the sand lots. His appointment as Minis
ter Plenipotentiary, or Minister Resident,
would have been a mistake. Never in the
history Of the country hiss SO much been
made from SO little As in the case OF the
Chinese in the United States. 1t Is . pitt
| able thing tsixt il has been thought neces.
sary for the protection Of hundreds Of
thousands of stalwarf and intelligent
American citizens against . handful OF for
eigners, to invoke the whole power Of the
National Government In the light Of the
facts Of this business, the prodigious hulls-
hzlloo which has besn raised over the in
vAsion Of the AsiAsic hords i childish. 1t
is not now necessary 10 say s word in favor
Of the general character Of the Chinese in
migrants Of this country We are prepared
10 admit that this i $ bad Is has been
charged by the C~hiazphohist, but while in
solently denying the right Of the Eastern
people TO take issue With them in this bust
ness, the California newspapers have stead
" refused to consider any aspect Of the
case, except that which relss.si 10 the
oaensiveness and general bad character Of
the Chinese. Affsr reviewing the statistics
OF Chinese immigration, and the present
state Of labor in Callfornla. the Times con-
eludes Surely thsre IS something fzlla-
cious in the state Of things which demand
ed protection against tie Asizfic hordes,
and which cannos protect itself against
home competition n labor
The score Of The PEDESTRIANS Al midnight
WAS : Hart, Isl niles krohne. 20. F2her,
III ; Byram, 104; Merritt Iii: Williams,
100 ; Howard. 81: Mcintyre. III; Allen,
| Ils; Dohler, la; HxnsMAksr, %; Woods,
81; Jsybe- 81 Ths cc1sssf for the 0Lezry
belt l. attracting greater interest than Sny
| preceding PEDESTRIAN match Also. in the
| early stage of the struggle, when Dcbler
| Passed Hart, thas securing the lead there
Was great cheering for Chicago OLssry.
| and Dobler. Atse'eloek this morning the
/ score was - follows: Dahier. leo: Hart
l57: FAber, $50; NcEnIyrs- rs; Allen, las:
| Byram, lS7; Merritt l35; Howard. LIS;
| Williams, rs. woods. rs HansnAker,
lis, Khrune. 10s.
The Commercial B1.aesza. in comment
/ ing On the inssyyiss between Secretary
Evarfs and Congr@zExn Willis respecting
the resolution Of inquiry On the Burlln-
game treaty, says Ths Secretary l. En-
Gazvoring TO psrssrz Al mpassltllify- He
i esssying 20 ar! vzssr On both sho1l-
6ers- He Ii 6aszrgzs ef securing tAs -
pruval Of the CxEurza people. and 81 The
same tine preserving vzr relations with
China The thszg can ncs be 6g1e- Cali
forniA's approval L cnly 70 be a. ~ ex-
polling the Chiness trsl tie Pxsz1e COS
altogether. and # 1hxs exp1Aszoa l. prom
isad hy the G0Fxznsnt re IA ~ vel
abandon Al exyert4rsuas q preserving or
commercial rssszssn< with then n rhair
own coz1fry. The LlseEsszx q shs whole
country an F2r4Z0cnT 10 tie FACE pres7-
dices al Ckl1srnik- AID paramount also.
TO vhxtsFe< political CT partisan cunziderA-
lions are e1iezzng into the controversy IN
connectsoa with the Presidential election
Al she animal eiec-iga Ct tie Panama
Railroad Company two changes in the
Board Of Directors were EAdE- D. o. Mills
and Wa B. plnszo-e xErs chosen 10 i'll
the places Ct J. " Burke And H H Bar
tar The Azzaal report Of The company
was recsTedr 2ad correczz Al
impression thzs the business between New
York ard Sxa Frnncisco forms thE largest
part Ct The raEc- ThS tonnage Of that
rrxfkc i giFea- and il Is only ah01s I9 per
cent Of the trsighs business Of the road.
DR.. TheoFhslas Stsei. . prominent up
town physician, living NJ No. Isl West
Forty-second street. We shot . hit IN
the nose, On q car Of the Seventh Avenue
and S~eoondsrsef road, last evening, by
the ~weu-kngxn electrician, ". E Sawyer
The quarrel arose FROM q risarderstAni-
ing between the wives Of the men.
The families Of both parties heard II No.
ISL West ~Fortysecond street and the
husbands ta0k part IN the hos1lties which
naturally sprung mp between the ladies.
Indfan rreable&.
CHICAGO. April ga dispatch received
At military headquarters. from For Custer,
Montana. April a. says: Lieut.. Oo1t. and
Company c, Second Cavalry, and Capt
Higgins. and Company z, Second Cavalry,
found the Indians who ssole the ponies
from the Grow scouts on the 2Afh ult., and
having cut them Oh from escxp4 charged
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them into . deep gully, where they are
holding them until they surrender. They
number about forty. Their ponies. 46 in
number, are captured. Sergeant johnson,
Of Company c, vas killed Three Indians
xre believed to have been killed.
Eeetson Resurns.
CoLunrs, Ohio, April 6~.-C0mplass
returns Of the city election show th2s
Graham Rep il elected City Engineer;
Dent Rep is elected Police Commits
sioner, and Oinhansen DEM il elected
Jussice Of the Peace The Repubie cana
have 10 members Of the City Council, and
the Democrats nine. The Board Of Educz-
ton 10 . tie. Specials to the Republican
heAdquarters. from outside towns, clAin
Republican ssiHsl
Fatal Shooting.
Santa Fx, April e.-Last night VIM.
Robinson. without p~rovocation. shot
Policeman Sunday. knocking OF two Of
killing Robinson instantly. Robinson was
intoxicated.
The Canal Scheme.
NV YoRx, April 6.-Under the heading
Of What did De Lesseps Gain ?" the
Times sAys Lesssps has fnishsd his Pill.
grimage to the Western Continent. and rel
out on his return to Europe, and It d
pertinent to inquire how much he has
gained for the promotion Of his great pro.
jest for ssvsring the isthmus that separates
the two oceans at Panama. He has passed
the scene Of his proposed operations. md
technical commission brought over for the
purpose, has declared the work to be en-.
firsly practicable, and has set down thu
cost ct about SIS. o00. 900. The projecto,
has made : tour TO some Of the principal