Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-15
.TELEGRAPHIC.
Getting Acquainted with
the Chinese in the East.
THEY SUE EIGHTEEN PROMINENT
FIRMS FOR $ll5,ooo DAMAGES.
The Chinese Minister Taking q
Eand in the Prosecution.
THE WEDDING OF JUDGE DAVIS
AND MISS BURR.
Jay Gould's I'll Health Causes
Much Speculation.
THE NEW YORK BROKERS TREMsls AT THE
ANTICIPATION or MS DEATH.
He Holds $50, 900, 900 Worth
of Railroad Shares.
THE KEW YORK BROKERS TREMslE AT the
ANTICIPATION OF MS DEATH.
He Holds $50, 900 Worth
of Railroad Shares.

waynesboro, Ca, dispatch says: Great
excitement exists here over the present
aspect Of the Chinese question. Seven or
eight months ago two Chinamen, Tom
Loo Chang and All Sing, made their ap-
p~earance here. They announced their in
tention of opening q business in fans,
notions and other tribes. Strangely
enough, much opposition to this mani
tested itself among the merchants, as we'll
as the trades people in this section. The
Cinnamon we're really in nobody's way, as
their business was altogether insignificant.
The chances were that if left alone they
would soon tire. On arriving in Augusta,
the complaints OF Loo Chang and All Sing
created quite a tlutter among the Chinese
residents. They put themselves at once
in communication with the Chinese Min
lister at Washington, who called the atten-
ton of the Government to the matter,
the result of which was an inquiry by the
District Attorney, and the reference Of the
matter to the Grand Jury of the Circuit
Court. which meets in Savannah. This
action made the angry Chinese more 30.
Loo Chang came back a couple OF weeks
since and reoLened his business. Con-
sentative citizens now see hat a grave
error was committed, and are doing all in
their mower To cain the minds of the peo-
Pile, who are anxious 10 e1pel the China
men a second time. Last week fuel was
added to the fire by the commencement Of
a suit against IS OF our most prominent
c,tizenss charging them with damages to
the amount Of Sll5,O0O. Tom Loo Chang
4 Co. as A firm. claim $50. GOO. Tom Loo
Chang Sac, 900 and Ali Sing SIS. 900. The
ants are brought in the United STATES
Circui. Court at Savannah. with Messrs.
Ganahl and Wright "a the prosecntine
attorneys, and it is said by distinguished
attorneys in Washington. Charleston and
savannah that the damages are probably
| tho LARGEST on record in this Slate. and
are 30 extensive that it will lessen the
chances of the Chinese of recovering any,
thing It ia nnderstood that the Chinese
Minister has personally engaged the ser.
y;ceo nj these LAWYERS and that il ia h;s
intention to make a test case to see what
| Chinese chances are in this country in A
court of ~insti,e.
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rAiEIIENiLLE' N' w. "aron A''-Ali
arrangements for the Davis-Burr wedding
are COMPLETED. The ceremony will occur
.. ,;,,1o hsu MI
'om''io"' " W oe'oio noon' Inc
steamer Murchlsm, which was to have
gone down the river to-day, was held
hack st the reorest of 10, Green anotber
ooa' TAXING ner place. one Will carry lhe
bridal party to Wilmington tomorrow.
Men have been busy all day preparing
the boat for the distinguished visitors.
The stateroom that the Judge and his wife
will occupy, and the ladies' cabin and
dining-room, are trimmed with holly, and
the whole boat has been scrubbed up and
put in good order. The to~wnspeople are
taking more interest in the matter than in
anything else that has happened since
Sherman's army arrived here IS years ago.
The bride is a ady Of SO years of age. weighs
lao or $50 pounds, and is we'll proper
toned; dark complexion. though not
beautiful. She would everywhere be no.
ticed as handsome. She is overlooking
WIN anu near'eoness' her most salient
and esgerness ~ he of .ervica ~ svarv nna
in sickness and trouble. Her father, Capt.
Burr was a sea captain. He went West
IT, Iiua go. ~ $500 W. ssun' ta "nefe ne
in.Iaw Miss Rnrr Iived ~ tho adontad
daughter of Col. Green of this citv whose
Wife ia a sist.r nj Cant Rnrr Miss Rnrr
WAS visiting her pareuts duripy the Illness
of the first Mira Davis. and bv her kind
attention. to thei invalid endeared hsraaIf
to Mrs. Davis and the Judge.
RALE1eH. N. q. March 14-To.dsv at
| II o'clock AZ Tokav the residence NJ lion
Wharton 7 Green fonr miles from Fsv.
etteville N q Jndga David Davi. NO..
rid Miss Ad5ia Rnrr T, va ou;s, 81
ding only a law gnasrs hsins nrssant
Rev 7 q Hnslea on En;scons, clorav'
man. ofici.ted The nresents were
numsrons and costlv Al o'ciock tho
er. Senator snd NJ Davis with J,das
Otto. Consressmsn Green and darohtay
left an a snecisl otesmar and nass.d dnwn
Cane Fsar Pivsr nv W;,m;no,on uhanoa
thew % 10 the Son tbern citits and ,hsnce
to California. and altar a short stsv thars
to their home in RIoomineton'
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Nv W. ~ "a No. -.
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...L-..,s $3.50.
ne Is sucn q heaFy hoiuer Vi certain lead
ing securities, which now bolster up the
general list. that q possibility Of their
passing into other hands makes the brokers
tremble at the mere anticipation. Gould
has been q persistent bull since the recent
depression set in, and has frequently been
compelled to buy heavy blocks Of stocks,
thrown upOn the market nv the baara To