Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-15
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SACRAMENTO, March l3.-SENATE-
Cross moved TO take up the Siicken's
Claim bill. Long debate followed. and
motion the wos lost; ayes 10, moss IL. Al
ll:l5 Cross after making brief speech
OF eulogy, presented Lieut.. Governor
Dagget on behalf OF the Senate with a
gold watch and chain. johnson per
formed the saahe service on behalf of the
Senate for Secretary y. \. Smith whom
he presented with silver table-set
Maclure presented sergeant At Arms -
q. Messec with gold-headed- cane
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Lieutenast Governor in adjourning,
spoke briefly and said he believed the
Senate lett bsttsr record behind it than
any that had ever met at Sacramento.
He th0u6ht when the Legislators re-
turned TO thsir constituents they would
b conkrntulatsd on the work they have
done 50 we'll He then declared the
Senats adjourned Sins die.
AsssxILY--At III o'clock committee
from the Senate informed the Assembly
thft that BODY would have no further
communication to make to the Assem-.
bly,. The SPEAKER was occupied for some
time in fuline out of order q score Of
resolutions intended to incrsa . the com
pensation of various clerks and attaches.
A rss0lution thanking Speaker La Rue
for his services was sdoptsd. Johnston
of Naps made presentation of q hand
some table service Of silver to the Speak
er. Flynn presented on behalf Of the
members q silver tea service to Chief
Clerk Haley. After midnight the mem.
beru were indulging in free fan, with
Atwsil in the Chair. At 1880 O'Clock
the Assembly, adjourned s;ee die.
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NEw YORK, March IA Heralds
Waynesboro. Georgia, dispatch says:
Great excitement prevails over the
Chinese question. Seven or eight
mouths since two Cinnamon Ton
Loo Chung and All Sing opened bust
nsss 1t fans and notions and other
trifiss- Much opposition was mani.
fsstsd among merchants and trades peo-
pie, One night the store was surround.
ed by large and angry crowd Of maskcd
men who ordered them TO leave. The
Chiualnen were reluctant. but blows con.
WINGED them that their departure was
the best policy. On their march
ON the public road towards Au.
susta thew were followed 4 good mart
Of the vay by delegation of the mob
Those who remained behind at the store
Cutted il. This sudden breaking ont of
the anti chinese spirit caused much OK.
eiiemsut throughout the State. Arriving
in Augusta the refugees put themselves
in Communication with the Chinese
Minister at Washington, who called the
attention OF our Government to the mat
ter, the result Of which was an inquiry
by the District Attorney and reference
Gir ,md Caurt nn Cbsno c os h :, s"s
couple Of weeks since and reopened
business. Conservative citizens sec a
grave error has been committed, and are
doing all in their power to calm the
minds Of the people, who are anxious to
sxpel the Cinnamon second time. Last
week fuel was added to the fire by the
commencement Of suits against eighteen
Of cur most prominent citizens, charging
them with damages to the amount Of
$4,000. The suits are brought in the
u. 5. Circuit Court in Savannah. 1t IL
understood the Chinese Minister win
make this : tent ease.
RALEIaH, N. C.. March IA. To day
at II r. NJ. at Tokay, the residence OF
1on. Whas'on :, Greer. tour mlies from
fayessssines n. ~ s1dgs DAVID DAVIS
married s.iss Aadse Burr. II was
quiet wedding, only lew guests beng
present. Rev. y, Z. Huskell oftclateti
according to the Episcopal service. Pres
ents were numsrous and costly. At
o,csock zshs eOupas ieft On the steamer
Aqpchaussen.
hrnrfEvILLE. n @. March IA
After the marriage ex- Senator and Mrs.
Lawn WIN ou%ge Oso congressman
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