New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
SIN FRANCISCO
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BAN THAN,ison cot, l,-ihionghoNI the state
the Republicans are making Thorough canvass
aud ia this ctl tonight they held what viii go "h
record u, tho great procession "i thn 'hhPa'sh
The salient feature of the parade Heats repre-
,enting the various industries and manufactures
which count on the Republican vote Tor their con
tinued success. Report, from the country are very
encouraging The Republican speakers are making
strong ponts on the frce-trade heTcsy OF the Demo
Gratis. Both political parties have now selected
their municipal and legislative tickets ana are ready
for the warm work OF the campaign Neither local
ticket can be strongly commended, as the machine
has had too much influence on both conventions !;
hut when il comes to the legislative ticket that of
the Rcpubcans il so superior that there is no
ground for comparison The Democrats nave put
M worse set OF men than the Sand-Lotters dd nVe
years ago. The local boss. Buckley selected them
because he wishes to control the state Legislature
and elect his candidate for United States Senator to
succeed Mr. Farley. In district, Judge Wallace.
an eminent jurst who did good work on the Supreme
Conrt bench of the State years ago. was defeated
for the State Senate by the keeper of a sailors
hoardnr- house and water front saloon and other
cases nearly as bad occurred. IN the Assembly dis
trlcts the ticket is SO bad that many reputable
Democrats will bolt it.
cisions which he gave last week on the Restriction
Act bv others this week which clear away all mis-
conventions He decided that parole evidence was
,nodmissible and that "a customs certificate alone
could be received as a voucher for the ght to land
here If this caused individual hardship the cases
could he referred to tho Washington authorities
Judge Sawyer, Circuit Judge. dlssented from the
opinion on parole evidence, holding that it should
be received for those Chinese who left the country
betwecn the date of tho Ticn-Tsin Treaty and the
passage of tho first Restriction Act. Justice Field
promised that there should be II consideration by
the Supreme Court of his decision within thirty
DAYS Meanwhile about 100 Chinese have arrived
here without proper certificates. They will have to
bo kept IN sort of legal quaiantne until the Su.
preme Court decision arrives.
Adolph Sutro. of Comstock tunnel fame, who re-
turned recently from Europe. is making extensive
improvements at the Gill House on Ocean Beach.
When the project of building railroad TO the beach
was first proposed SutrO bought mp the ocean front
hv the acre He now owns several square miles of
territory in the suburbs, which will one day make
him immensely wealthy
An important convention Of California fIut-
growers has been IN session here tins week The
! chief objects were to pass resolutions asking the
| LEGISLATURE to appoint commission Ia prepare
quarterly crop and stock reports. md to start II
movement for the appointment oi - Professor oi En-
| tomologv m the State University. Professor -,
! Mncllc announced that 100000 would be- required
to endow such chair, and proposed to raise II by
popnlar subscription. He headed the list with 5000.
! The project ~ important, ~ few Stntos are more
lipcraiy supplied with insect pests than this and
the evil IL increasing 80 rapidly ~ 10 alarm fruit
/ and grape growers.
! Some of tho wholesale fruit dealers of hs city
! have adopted now plan OF getting fruit from
| Mexico Hitherto all tropical irnits have been
brought hv sea with the result of much loss hy do-
| cav Now these dealer, will have shipments direct
from the city of Mexico which are expected to como
through in seven days.
| The gas companies In this city hnyo compromised
their uunrfc aud raised the price of gaa from ~ 30
! tn ~ - per thousand. Consumers are talking
! about bringing the gas companies under municipal
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