Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-25
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Eject Of the Recent Boston Dc
D New YORK, Aug. 23.-The He1
aid says, editorislly: When til
Anti Chinese Till became . Law
Chino prohibitsonists triumphant
assumed that its apparent y strin
gent provisions Won d prove an ef
, fec i've bar to the admission vf CIV
cry Chinese Iaborer to this country
and would exclude every Chises'
merchant aud non laborer not arm
ed with q certifc tie from th'
Chinese Government, but seriou.
inrosds upon its stringency ha'
been made in every Case in which
the law have come befnre the C"urts
Or the Alto, ney General for inter
pretstions. The Conr on the. Pa.
citic slope have decided certain
classes of Chinese seamen are no.
prohibited from entering the coun-
try, and that certificate is not es-
sential in the c .se of non-la borers.
while the Attorney Generally has
held til It the law does not prevent
Chinese laborers from passing
through the United States from
one foreign country to another.
The most important decision relat-
in. TO the siringency Of the law is
that just rendered in the United
| States Circuit Court uf Boston,
which holds that the act does not
apply to persons of the Chinese
race who are t aud never were
subjects of or residents within the
Chinese Empire. There Can b. no
doubt that this decision opens the
gates to u large body of Mongolians
hitherto supposed to be excluded
frym the United States.
Henry Georges experience.
New YORK, August 23.-Henry
George, il his testimony before the
Senate Labor Committee yesterday
r. cited his experience in San Fran
cisco several years ago, when he
endeavored to es.ab ish Demo-
cratic paper. He said the contract
was made with the Western Union
by which the latter agreed to send
500 words from New York to San
Francisco for $500 month. This
was raised to $4,000 shorty after
ward, in open violation Of the con-
tract, and the paper being unable
to pay this increased expense fail
ed. The telegraph business should
be under Government Control. 1t
could DO managed much more
cheaply than by private corpora
tons. The Associated Press in
connection with the Western Union
Company. George asserted. had
been the means of defeating the re-
cent strike. By influencing tue
public press to take . stand ad- |
verse to the telegraphers. it had &C.
cured the publishing of editoria
which were printed without COM |
ment and in other cases ADVERTISE
though in the editorial col
umns, had the word lady" affixed
to hem.
Newspaper Attacks in France.
LONDON. Aug. 23.-The Times,
commenting on the Berlin North
German Gazette's article referring
to tho attacks of French journals
On Germany, and declaring that
France alone threatens the peace of
Europe. says: "rhe course taken
~ the latter paper cannot be e1-
by any reason assigned, as
he French press, upon the whole.
las been very moderate in regard
o Germany" The article has
tartled Paris aud alarmed Europe,
nd caused prices on the Bour.es
t Paris, Vienn, and Berlin to fall.
The papers everywhere express sur
rise at the Gazetts's attack on
france and wonder what its OBJ.
ect is. The French papers copy
be charges contained in the article
nd intimate that France is better !,
now to say that Bismark
} seeking pretext for war or for
DO imposition of = fresh army.
he Austrian press asks if the arti-
|e means war. The English jour
ais think the warning was over
one and the cause for it insult.
ent.
Four Bathers Drowned.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. "a Yes
rday afternoon O party of four y