Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-31
PACIFIC COAST kDVICeS.

famous traffic going on here Oh seiiie
white babies to the Chinese. 1t Is now"
,h., tho business is mainly carried on
through the agency Of private es'aOin
men,s termed Lying in Hospitals anu
Houses for Foundlings." The marcus
- nlsces charge $50 dollars II 'he
mo,har desires them to keep her oapy' Du'
80 from 500 to $50 if the mother gives
- "a claim TO IL. In the LATER case IL De-
Comes the property Of The marion, WY
Ss1s chs bshv over again TO whoever sne
an 6nd that will pay the most money ior
h, In this way many Of these uhio NJ
n..es have been sold to the Chinese. tne
STIR nav more for female babies snAh
m.ls ones. A Chinese doctor famiiisr
win this traffic, being interviewed on .ne
.nhiset. said white girls without any nus
h.nas gave their babies TO Chinese. Some-
,irss he white girls would insist on being
rid for their babies, and get from ths
cb;rssa a. much IS SIS for them. Inc
Chinese doctors also bought DEAD aux
for the parposs OF dissecnns' a gu.
who had worked In . o. .ness
private Lying in Hospitals s'Aseu
70 4 reporter ihss she knew hat Cninsmeu
boughi white babies and recited an q
stance where 8 Chinsvomsn selected 5
bloDds girl baby Gus Of . lot of seven, and
rad the ustron, 8 Mrs. Wilson, hSing 3,
30 sixth Street. $50 for it. This iesriui
business has created so much excitement
-; Mr.. Hunter, Secretary Of the socie'y
Tor The Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children
called on Chief Of Police Crowley, asking
his cooperation in making . RAID Oh
Chinatown. and removing sl the NIibs
babies thsy could find in the possession OF
Chinese. They found three, Two OF them
girls. In i believed there are still MAI!
others. bu. the Chinese bid them . OF
sight. The three that were discovered nsse
been placed IN the Orphan Asylum. lie
Chief Of Police stated that no cases OF KID
spuiug white babies had been reported,
50 ihss these little unfort1nstes we're IN
doub,sdly turned over and sold TO ChIness
bv their mothers. VITO did not wish 10 rAr
them.
The Evening Post in referring 10 tie
iniouifous practice q white mothers ssl
ing their illegiun4is ozsp1-ag 70 Illness
SAYS: We are informed upoa tie best
authority that these children are pGf-
chased BY Chinese spectators . sent 70
China. where tier are raised Until fhsT are
twelve years Of age, and taao old %
wealthy Cinnamon for large s1Cs OF
. 10 be placed By then n toslr
hAreus. One of the most d-Hsd41l phases
of slave trading Is gong q - a1r ElosI
and il strong measures krs oof taken 70
stop i. at once. il Will be 3 6lsg-Scs 70 oar
city and orr c~svlzEsECc.
San Francisco Intelligence
SAS F~gAScIsoo. JKa- "a Bulletin
New York special SAYS the Rosfs WISH
ingson dispatches girs starting @EtUrns-
rion c-oncsrniag tie mortality upan fhf
line a tie PGx-B CEaL TbHrs ssamf
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gzi 5svn ~ II II svs-r zID. Tn disssss
ssssns - w yaligw lever II nsE-fy every
case Ths sauds- n tins ln1u-mGsiun
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ueszlarnAl Ent IL dHuIs 81 ms-aly enn-
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4 Ca-zr5als SAN LaEs special Esys fi4
sxA2saKE11 II GqrL 3 1Dnng, charged
viii pG1yEkuTs vRs cnbelnnsd to-day
Tas C1zzlss5s-H- hHid the accused II
s. 400 aaoas - KvEl shf aGsInu of ihs
Grand Jar. EAls1 VII bH lmpznslel mex
Wsek-
Now t2Ks 1s Ha-Dsn President ann
party hare rssz-nsl -umn-x Of then
treaty WITH CAE OKsHrt a-t FIXING tnisk
The nsgo.K-1zs hare been IL progress
t0r four ys8rx- II Il npE SAID thai al tne
Prslsuing-iEs Es ssE1lsl, Ru1 that ths
polyExCsss VII e - SDnu-s IL q body
and lsaTe he E~11aEEnlEs: that joan
Taylor has c01rrksss3 n ss-.if % Geo pss-
pie there wIihIz tvs raG-k. Such Il ths
talk hers. but il : IN g0ssibis 10 ve-iiy ii.
Aiimeny and Ceuus4l Fees ~ ante
SAN FRASCzsco. jan H-Tns hearing
Of the application q plaintiff IN tins dIrerce
case Of Sarah Alihss SAE-n1 va. WiIli4z
sharon. for si0.o00 q ncza sIimony and
$4,000. counsel fees, ans III again tina
morning before Judge szIEFEn. A4tu-nsy
Foote argued on behalf q. Slknzlf. CLAIM
ing that consequent upon ss G~saisiHu In
divorce, OF the court, alizc.r An1LId .s
granted. and that the Anc-zi ExEas IN
was not more than p~roporrczass IL d.
fen means. Ex-Sen2s1r SzsVEh
counsel for the defense, e0zskssaa 1as
proposition. In reviewing the case SsExt
said that the work Of GumpsI Lad 100
much to do with the decision of tie Cor,
IN his case. Counsel gave Guupsl &
heavy scoring, saying tina. no man bat =
s~coundrel would have acted as he had
done; that as a man and an expert be had
disgraced aud condemned himself ont of
his own mouth. He argued that the de.
cision OF the Court was mainly based on
Jumpers evidence, and endeavored 10
show that his testimony was utterly unre-
liable. adding that the character OF the
man was criminal.
The BIS DeYoung Case.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 30.-The exsmina-
ton Of Adolph B. spreckels for the
shooting Of M. H. DeYoung on the 18th
Of November last, was begun this morn.
ing before Police Judge Lawler. All ths
persons directly concerned in the ease
were on hand. The courtroom WAS allsd
with interested spectators and listeners.
III. ID. DeYoung was the first Wines
called. His testimony was simply h
establish the main fact of his hsv;na