Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-03
THE LATEST |.
Especial to tho HERALD by the Weste n
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
passengers south and East,

FEKsso, June 1.-The following Is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
&c Bothine, II G Plat, Mrs NJ Hyatt,
A Dobson, ] B Carroll, J Palmer, JAG.
ques Blum and child, g Coblentz, c
Rlum, w o Bryant, Capt w J Bryant
aud wife, San Franciscoj g N Brown,
Carlin, New; A T Newhall, wife and
child, Miss Styer, l. J Rlse. Jesse More,
j ii w Ii ans, Los Angeles; ii L Long,
Bowie; Hon T 4 SIitz, Chicago; c w
Prsntia, III Paso; Miss Platt. San Fran
cisco.
The AptI-RaIiroad DEMONSTRATION
After the Railroad Com mis-
si0nefs.
SAN FRAgoIsco, j une 2.--The anti-rail-
road demonstration was not 50 largely at
tended Us was expected. a band parad-
cd the streets with placard announcing
| the meeting. Archer made a brief speech.
saying the meeting was called to expos
tulate with the Railroad Commissioners
violating their pledges. He demanded
that the extortiol OF the railroads should
| be abated, and declared 1t time for the
people to assert thoir rights Gen. Naglee
next appeared and offered several rcso-
lutions. They SET forth the exactions
OF the railroads, and demanded that the
Railroad Commissioners should keep
their pledges aud fix fares at three cents
a mile and freights two cents a ton per
mile before June 18th. If they do moi
do so a committee is named to call on
Governor Stoneman and ask him to
call an extra session OF the legislature,
when the Commissioners can be i'm
peached The question OF their adop.
ton WIS not put
Naglee then read long list Of chsrges
to be preferred against the railroads. foi
|! which he said he was personally respon.
siblc, unless thoy were adopted by the
meeting. They charged discrimination
extortion aud corruptiOnj that the rail
roads did not pay their taxes, and thai
their owners were devoid OF all honor
He said ehsrge that the RICH
of citizens OF the county of Santa Clari
to free speech aud the right to meet ii
town meeting to discuss their grievance
/ and to seek relief therefrom, guaranteed
f., to them by the Constitution OF the
, United States, has been violated; thai
our own county and city has been over
run by the officers, employees and striker
, OF The monopoly, using every effort, boil
/, fair and foul, with our press and GU
, people to neutralize this frat spontane
Gus effort Of the people of our State t.
e relieve themselves OF the tyrannical OK
[ actions of their oppressors. Whit i
q fled is stuck in pigeon hole, covered
up. A Railroad Commits 'ion that woul'
lie such complaints ought to be them
selves filed up. They should b
filed in n pigeon hole 81
feet long and two feet wide
He then introduced this resolution:
I Resoiued, That any person or corpOr
e alton failing to pay taxes duly assessed
otherwise than from poverty, should b
deprived of all protection by law, eithe
of property or person, and should hav
Y no standing in any court until said Ia
z is paid.
I, / have been reading thick Gil
culars, continued Gen. Naglee, and the
. say the country is prosperous. 1t
c true but the Government OF Nature an
8 muscle made it prosperous, not the raj
road company. II you lay down you
arms now the country may become q
+ Egypt. There only are the relics c
o past greatness. The substance has passe
n away and it was the cruel, crushin
power of wealth which destroyed her.
Chinese Merchant Certificates
f SAN FRANcIsco, May 2.-The Chimes
A., merchants from the Celestial Empire, b
- the Picking, are supplied with the ne'
Chinese government certificates, som
twenty eight by eighteen inches in size
which give complete description {
the owner, and state, under the gres
seal of the Chinese Government, tina
q the individual whose photograph is al
tached. is a merchant. This aeal
about four inches wide and foot long
consisting of two ordinary Chinese char
acters or letters. surrounded with dee