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Legislature.
sAca.mKsro. March l3.-AssRMBIY--
Ths, COMMITTEES on Chinese and Chinese
;,nr,;oraHon ranorted In favor Of the
nassaead Wharton's resolution relative
to pardopina all Chinese in California
state Prisons upon condition that they
return to China without return permits.
Wharton moved the passage Of the res
olntion and read the following dis.
match from Colonel Bee: "Hon. Frank
Warrior. Assembly. Your resolution
shouid pass. a. It will clear this
couuirv Il that criminal class and benefit
ali In Ia results. Signed. F. A. Bee,
Cnnsulr VIVA ton said he had Col.
Hs.'s pledoe that ali Chinese pardoned
nndsr tba nrovisiops Of the resolution
shonId IL ssnt home at once. Flynn said
he could not favor the resolution, as 1t |
would be bounty Tor murder ana otner
crimes y az on,n IA -. .n 3, Mosspa
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ate refused to recede from about half |
she amendments Inc YAK levy oni
nnAiiy passed.
Bpring valley Pipes.
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oesn ousree $1,000 ~ - .hs
49, H.. a,,,,ouasr,s,,t ,,roinead
s. remsrrs made by superyisor Reich. |
enbach,- to the effect that his wife had |
been approached ana informed tnat II
W. y " in'eress ~ su'o "sas ":, ny
suon was cnereo TOT 20 ao'ng, TN
longea asps'e ensueu anu III sy ="
o:usf, , rhicn Wa paesen'en Dy oaPsa
v,sor surrey sonle weeNs ~, was au"p
50 - 'se oss's ol comPioinlse; hne
acoP.eo oroer coh'elnplaIes q 'ea"e'''"
Oh 20 per cent ON sAis''ng ra'es'
sleeper burned.
p,rrsar,aa pa March IA
Ws.h;sston sleener on the Western |
Express due here at S,46 A. NJ. caught
fire near Wilmot Station, on the Ale |
ghcny mountains, and was entirely CON
sumed. The passengers escaped with
out injury, but with the loss Of nearly |
all their clothing. Among those in the |
Ri Ran william 81. Conuressman West
Of Va !. Gen. Cockins. Of Indiana: Col |
Davidson Of Beaver. Pa. and Col. Por.
tar nostms.tsr AZ connellsville When
The TAIN arrived here many passengers
were half naked. The Pullman Com.
Pa"y 'os' = s1o'oo0'
Cheering and hopeful.
uv,vy. Al ssot n The river
declined one inch durioc the past twelve |
hours The Ievess here ara 40 secure |
that the city is safe, wind or no wind.
d 5ra,ss Oyer sn u ;m t,ns ., auu
,ou.ne'n Isanwss WIZ ~ pat VI asam1
so.uay' maklng .lanslet ~ LAhgsane
or'ess oy e's as;as a'a s;non ~ o S;ah
vatsr pressure set ia. Business in the |
ojty is resumed. and the outlook is cheer |
inc ana hopeful.
aI.raere, Arre.tea.
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Fl. FErrERNAS, wyoming. March 10.