The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-09
A HARD HEATHER.
Another of the Race Who
did Not Understand"
ECONOMICAL GOVERNMENT.
Utes OF Their Reservation and
Threatening settiers-Two More
Indictments-Other News.
A Bad Lung

Sr. LOUIS, June S.-Yesterday morn
ing, when the ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco train arrived at the Union depot,
All Lung, who had been sent for from
San Francisco by Joe Gong, one of the
incarcerated murderers, stepped from
the train and began to look for Celestial
faces. In their stead he met the steady
gaze of Officer Dillon. who promptly
placed him under arrest and marched
him to the Four Courts. All Lung did
not like the reception he met and pro-
tested against it; bu;, nevertheless, he
quickly understood that it was an
exigency which had to be met and he
had to suolnit gracefully Arrived at
the Four Courts. he claimed that he
had been sent for TO interpret in this
case, but he failed to explain
the mysterious connection between the
kilograms which bore the date before
the murder and the present case. He
does not speak English well enough to
DE an interpreter and he is an ex-con-
yict, having been sentenced to seven
years at the San Quentin penitentiary,
of which he served four years and nine
months. He stated that he came to
fix up the differences which existed be-
tween the Cantonese and Hong Kong
csc and was mnch surprised to find
out that Johnson was killed. He also
claimed that he was the only man avail
able to send here to interpret, as the
others were all busy. Mr.. Batiste, who
was present, did not seem to be at all
impressed with the statements of All
Lung, and claimed that the society to
which he claimed to belong, the Lung
spectacle one, and has q corps of in
terpreters employer, who are reliable,
and it is not at all likely that the COM
pany would send out such man. De-
tective Leonard stated that Lou John
son expected that desperate would be
imported to kill him, and the fact that
kilograms were sent before May 18th
and June 1st, and the answers received
on those dates, is. sufficient evidence
that his coming here was for no good
purpose. All Lung is a powerful look
ing man. He is above medium height,
broad shouldered, and bears every evil
dence of having led bad life. His face
is very broad, and his forehead, especi
ally above the eyes, is full, indicating
great intellectual faculties. HIS jaws
are square, anc he has a brusque way
of answering questions that does not
strike an observer favorably. He was
released on parole at o'clock this after
moon, and Immediately invited all
hands over to take drink. He took
beer, while the other Chipamen INDUCED
! in soda water
III Judge that this is only the begin
ming of trouble" said Californian at
the Southern yesterday, referring to
the murder of Louis johnson.
How is that? Will not the verdict
scare off any further murderohs action
Oh the part of the Chinese2" lrar
Scare nothing. Do you think the
execution of two or three, more or less,
of their countrymen will brighten the
rest2 Every man believes that the
seeds of death are in every one but him
self, and these yellow rascals are no ex-
ception to. the rule. They are the most
vindictiye, reyengeful race on the face
of the globe, with code of so-called
morality that does not hesitate at MUIR
der or any. crime. Talk about red
Indians, / never saw an Indian whose
good graces you could not perpetuallv
secure with pint of bad whisky, while
the Chinaman, though accepting your
gifts with smiling face, will nurse a
real or supposed injury for years, and
beggar himself for revenge.
do they act that way on the Pacific
coast 2" was asked. ots1i Ia u
He shouted, growing red with excite
ment and indignation: "In San Fran
cisco we have about 400 police, costing
the city in the neighborhood of So ,OOO
month for salaries alone. But for the
Chinese, the force could probably be
safely reduced to 800. There is clear
100 men costing the taxpayers nearly
$125, 600, solely on account of the Chi
nese. In law cases they are totally I'M
reliable, caring as little for an oath as |
do for the Nicene creed. Why, / have
seen them come into the court room and
! endeavor to swear away the life of a
man charged with murder, when they
knew that he was in the next county
when the deed was committed and was
born. This is TO save the life of
| one of their cousins. They will
surely, but slowly, purchase property;
| bit by bit, in the very centre of the bust
ness portion of the town, rendering
neighborlng property unhabltable by
white people, until they have secured,
before you are aware of it, the most de-
| sirable parts of the city. Let me say,
that after a house has been occupied by
Chinese, the only way to purify it Is to
burn it down." igfs4s
lyon seem.to be very bitter on the
subject" .5.5,sa
"0h, you think l am sort Of Dennis
Kearney. Well, do you know, he
voiced in an aggravated way, the senti-
ments of the loyal people of the Pacific
Coast. You people back here have no
true conception of this question. You
think that the lawless element of the
hoodlums of the Coast are the only ones
who are shouting that the Chi
csc must go. 1t is not so. That
cry comes from the heart of
every patriotic, home-loving, true
American on the coast. You send such
men as Henry Ward Beecher out to
us. They are wined ard dined by the
swell Chinese, taken through the better
part of the Chinese quarters, convinced
that they have seen every phase of
Chinese life in the country, and then 60
back and report about the little brown
man. his patience, his industry and how
he is unjustly presented Bah!7 1t
makes me ills Htipg his cigar sayagely