Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-22
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL D1RArcHEs TO THE RECORD -usros.Y
CALIFORNIA.
The Anti-Chinese Agitation.

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CHICO, March 21st.-The Anti-Chinese
ASSOCIATION OF Chico had demonstration
last night, with a torchligbt PROCESSION
Laura de Force Gordon made speech be-
fore large audience, which was well re-
ceived. "0A'
| REB BLUFF, March 2lst-A large meet
| ing was held in front of the Concordia Ho-
| Tel last Night, under the auspices of the
| Anu-Coohe League. to ratify the work of
/ the SacraIlento Convention in mass meet
| wig; Anviis We're fred, boniires blazed.
ana the enthusiasm was intense. The
| Is9eetinS was addressed by delegates A. NJ.
MSIoy ana J. L. Matlock; L. Valentine,
OF 4ehama; &. FL. Stout of Corning Dis
| trlcg Attorney Hitchcock and Under Sheriff
Il. II Lennon. The resolutions of the Con-
ventT0n were read and adopted. The two
reu Bun Leagues besides those of Vina.
nebana and Corning &epe represented.
The speakers spoke strongly in favor of
ooycotung and indorsed the agitation as
earned on here. The feeling is growing
deeper, and the boycUtted firms are feeling
the pressure against them
SAN JOSE, March 2lst.-Tbe Horticr,lt-
Hral Society yesterday afternoon passed
resolutions condemning boycotting. and
Aoyiding Tor the appoiRtment of a Com
nllttee OF Safety. John Britton, d. C. Feelv
ana \. }. Hams were empowered to an
point committee OF twenty, whose duty
1t will be to devise ways and means of seIf.
protection.
Carson New, March 2tst.-The anti
Chinese feeling here gathers strength daily.
4here was rousing meeting here last
evening. w. n. Harris, Of DAYTON. made
stirring speech. The people have begun
TO- 70 discharge their Chinese help, and over
700 have signed the pledge to discharge
their Chinese on April lst. The Chinese
have begun to leave already.
Run Over and Killed.
NEEDLES, March 2ist.-Frank Petrovicl-
was run over and instantly killed Yesterday
while carelessly jumping on the overland
express. Deceased was a Bohemian. had
been employed as a manager of a Chicago
Pubhshing house, and was en- route 10 san
Francisco. His body was horribly maneled.
Sensation in q Church.
SAN BUENAvENTURA March 2ist.-Mis-
sion meetings have been held at The Catbo-
llc Church all the week, Bishop Mora and
TWO Jesuit priests assisting Last night a
large crowd was present, when the artificial
liowers on the altar caught fire. and the
ilames reached tie drapery OF the image of
the Virgin Mary. Father Morosini was So
Vereiy burned on his hands. There was no
serious panic.
Weather aud Crops.
ST. HELENA. March 21st.-To-dav was
The warmest experienced here for several
weeks. The severe frosts of the past fort
night have done no perceptible injury 10
the vines, and the indications are now fay-
ora5le TO heavy grape crop this season.
The Dead Senator.
SAN Francisco, March 2lst.-Senator
John e. Miller was buried today. The
funeral services, which took place at Trim
ity Church, were of very impressive char
acter, and the procession to the tomb was
one OF the largest and most imposing ever
witnessed in this city.
Report Contradicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21st.-A speciol
to the Cal tonight from Tombstone. Ari
zona, contradicts the dispatch published in
the morning papers that a battle had oc-
CURED between the Mexican troops and the
Apaches, and that Geronimo had fled and
surrendered to the American troops. BIC.
Parker, who contradicts the report. had
Just arrived from San Bernardino. near Sill
yer creek, and saws no such battle as was
reported had occurred, and that no one in
that neighborhood knew or had heard any
thing about it. No dispatches have been
received at military headquarters on the
subject at all.