Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-06
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Leading Mugwump Journals and the

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Leading Mugwump Journals and the
Chinese Outrages.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5th-The Ledoer's $
New York correspondent SAYS: at de-
serves to be recorded that the two leading
| Mugwump journals here which have al
ways stood by the President on
almost every question since his inaugu-
ration-the Times and Erening, Post-de-
cline TO accept his reasoning on the
what it calls a narrow, technical interpre-
tation of the bare language of the treaty,
and characterizes as pitiful the assumption
that indemnity is due the Cinnamon who
have been victims of riot and outrage
| only as q matter of generosity.
The Post goes even farther. 1t
speaks of such doctrines as
startling, and goes on to ask Is it true?
Can it be true? Can the people allow it
70 be true, that sovereign nation is
not responsible to the victims of such
.outrages? The Chinese, in claiming dam
ages for this great national disgrace, stand
as firmly on law as they stand
| on abstract justice. We hope they will
push their claims with their accustomed
tenacity, and believe they will. II will
then be the duty of the American people to
see that they are not foiled by the quirks
and bubbles of ambitious and tricky poll
ticians.
The Holland Murder Case-yerdict of
Not Guilty.
New YORK. March 5th.-The trial ofJas.
I. Holland, for the killing of Tom Davis.
the confidence man, was resumed
this morning, and the entire day
was consumed in hearing the argu-
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his telling address in behalf of the prisoner,
the crowd in the Court fairly made
the building tremble with the stamping
OF feet and clapping of hands
The case went to the jury at
1:30. and it was after 8 O'clock when the
Judge returned to the Courtroom and re-
celyed the jury's verdict of mot guilty."
Holland grasped the hand of each juryman
with warmth, and after receiving an ova-
ton from the people present. walked out
free man. He will return to Texas in few
days. The jury agreed to a verdict OF
acqulttal within ten minutes after retiring
Affairs in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD (O.) March 5th.-A COM
mittee representing the different knights of
Labor organizations in this city held q
meeting this forenoon, for the purpose of
organization. To the Executive Committee
OF this Board will be referred all questions
bearing on the situation. The men, un-
derstand from an interview with Whitley,
published yesterday, that arbitration is out
of the question. and while nothing is said,
1t is very probable that a boycott will be
ordered. The trains are watched for in
coming workmen, but few have arrived.
There is perfect order, and no indications
of violence. The council of the men is
against it.
Charles Crocker Buys Residence.
New YoRK, March 5th.-Charles Crock
er, of San Francisco, purchased yesterday
a handsome residence on Fifty-eighth
street, close to Fifth avenue, and one block
from Central Park, il the most aristocratic
part of the city. He paid S250,00O.
Fishing Schooner Given Up as Lost.
GLOUCESTER (Mass), March 5th.-The
schooner Virginia Dare and crew have
been given up as lost The Dare sailed
for the Grand Banks halibut grounds De-
cember 24th. She undoubtedly foundered
in the great gale one week after her de-
parture. She carried crew of fourteen