Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27
PACIFIC COAST.
The Chinese Must 60.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ga COMMITTEES
of the Knights of Labor held a meeting
today to consider the strike of the Chi
nese cigar makers. The committee has
| issued notices for a mass meeting for
Saturday next.
fraudulent Chinese Certificates.
SAN FRAsCIsCo, Got. 25.-Conclusiye
proof of fraud in Chinese certificates
has been established by the discovery in
Chinatown of red" certificate on
sale. These certificates are such as are
issued to Chinese only at the moment of
their departure. This discovery will
greatly facilitate the lsbors of the Grand
Jury noE engaged in invsstiga tine this
question, as il will be the means of
leading no to evidence that would other
wise have been difficult to obtain.
The Buckley Case.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 8.-The case Of
G. A. Buckley, the Democratic leader in
this oity, who Is charged with contempt
Of court for having. as alleged, accepted
$500 on a promise to advance the as
ssssment cases OF Bennett Il Parker
against the city of San Francisco, came
up for bearing today before the So
preme Court. Buckley flied an affidavit
denying all the charges. The following
dispatch was produced, showing where
Mr.. Buckley received his information
OF the actions OF the Sapreme Court:
SAcRAM .STo, -,
Received in San Francisco 10:43 q. ~,
Nav 10Th.
Chris Buckley. Bash street, San Fran.
cisco: Parker 4 Bonnett vs.. City and
County of San Francisco. Judgment
and order affirmed.
j. W, McCAgrY. Clerk"
The dispatch was delivered at l0:ts,
and was reoeipted for by Z. y. Doran
at Buokleys saloon. Bounett testified
to giving Bsckley note for $500. Of
which Tsyler agreed TO pay half, and
that 10 retsrn Buckley promised to
have the Judgment in their cases rem
derei not later than the Monday fol-
lowing. Buckley testified that Bennett
& Taylor came to him and said that II
ne would interest himself in their suit,
they would give him 800. He sc-
kaowledHes having received from them
A note for that anoant, bat denies that
be ever made any promise to secure the
advanc, ment of their cases on the cal
endar, or that the name of the Supreme
Court vas mentioned. or that his score
tary received the McCarty dispatch.
ne sttkeN tuhk NC ApaobttNt hhCW 60th-
ing of il, nor ever heard it read. Tay
lor corroborssed Bucklsy's testimony
that not a word passed between them
about the Supreme Court. After argu
IN snts on both sides the case was taken
under sdvisement.
Dismissesi.
SAN Francisco. Oct. &.-Ihe ease
against Millus, United States Deputy
Marshal, charged With having attempted
to bride United States Inspector HAYES
to allow 9 remsnded Chinsman TO come
ashore, was today dismissed by United
States Commissioner Sawyer.
shortage In the English Hop Crop
SAN Francisco, Oct. &.--Adviees re-
ceived here state that the English hop
crop will be a hundred and fifty thoa-
sand hundred weights short Of what
vas estimated.
The Chiaesc want Damages.
San Francisco, Oct. 26.-The Chinese
Six Companies have issued proslsma-
ton describing the treatment Of the
Chinese 10 the United states. The pro-
ciamatiou embraces the troubles that
tsok place at Eureka. Cal. Seattle. W.
r., and Rock Springs. Wyo-, and esti-
mates the damages which the Chiness
sustained. Copies have beeu forwarded
10 the Chinese Minister a. Washington.
Who. IL IL supposed. will make u the
basis OF a claim against she United
States Government.
| The weather.
SAN FsANcrscc, Oct- S-S 2. m.--ludi-
cations for the succeeding thirty-tvo
hours: For the North Pscinc. fair