Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-28
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The san Francisco Trouble Views of
Chicago Journals.

CHICAGO, February 9th. = The Inter.
Oceans editorial, after fully reviewing mat.
tiers in San Francisco, says: THE people in
San Francisco are reported to be very much
excited. If there is a conflict at all, it is
likely in the present state of public feeling to
be serious one; but some years ago the citi-
zens OF San francisco organized to clear fine
local atmosphere, ai,a succeeded so well that
they may safely be intrusted with the man
agement Of the present trouble. In case of a
serious outbreak the Governor would order
out the militia. and possibly the President
might order out United States troops to pro-
tect the Chinese against law defying mob.
While the people of California are uncon,-
pronisiugly hostile to Chinese immigration,
it is not fair to conclude that they will en-
courage or sustain the action limited at by
Kearney."
The 1ritstnes editorial says: '.The mer-
chants and business men Of San Francisco
propose to take measures in time fo- the pro-
lection of their city against the threatened
uprising of the hoodlum blatherskites on the
Chinese question These solid and respect
able citizens have no fondness for Chinatown.
and would not go far out of their way to pre-
vent the expulsion of the Chinese from the
State, as is contemplated under the new Con-
stitution; but they evidently intend that
whatever is done in this direction shall be
done decently and in accordance with law,
and to that end they have formed secret
organization similar to the Vigillntes of 1856,
the purpose of which is to preserve order and
keep the peace in the city. The effect of
this step will be to hold in check the murderous
rahble' that follows Kearney's lead, and to
prevent the occurrence OF scenes of blood
shed and outrage such as would forever dis
grace the name of San Francisco"
lending Socialist interviewed.
ST. Louis, February 27th.-The Post Dis
patch publishes an interview with Albert
Carlin, a leading Socialist, and editor of the
| Volkstimme, the organ of the Workingmen,
in which he says he will start next week on a
three-months trip to all the principal cities of
the East and West TO agitate the labor ques
ton before Trades Unions, and assist in more
thoroughly organizing the workingmen of the
| country. This action, he says, is not to bring
| about a general strike of workingmen at pres
ent, but 20 prepare for the future. The
| opinion, he says, is general among
intelligent workingmen that excessive
speculation, at present SO rife, will produce "a
general crash in from one to two years, when
an attempt will be made to force wages down
again to the lowest possible point, and to
meet this condition of things the working
men, by organizing now, will be united
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ingmen's Convention, to be held in Chicago
in June, will probably nominate John Swim
ton, of the New York Sun, for President, and
Denis Kearney for Vice. President.
The War Among Telegraph Companies.
CHICAGO. February 27th.-Notwithstand-
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The Coming Racing Season.
New YoRK. February 9th. Tt is an
nounced that the races of the coming season
over the Saratoga course will be more numer-
Gus than during any former year, and the
amount of money offered being greatly in
creased. Large stables OF horses are ex-
pected from California, Texas, Louisiana,
Missouri. Illinois, Alabama, Tennessee, Ken
tuckee, Ohio, Georgia, South Carolina, Vir-
ginia, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut,
Canada, etc.
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lice Commissioner NICHOLS.
Death.
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ehree months. her disease was pneumonia
Respited-lsanSed.
LITTLE Rock, February 27th.-Governor
Miller late last night respited the sentence of
death of Thomas Edwards to await the con-
sideration of his appeal to the Supreme
Court.
james Howard was hanged at Ozark,
ffanKnh county, To-Day.
Minister SHSnPn6n<t.
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