Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-24
The Anti-ihiness Movement.

The Anti-Hiinese Movement.
SUsANvILLE, March 23d.-A large meet
ing of citizens here unanimously inGorsed
the action of the Sacramento Anti-Chinese
Convention. and adjourned until next Sat
urday night, when an Anti-Chinese Club
will be formed
WHEATLAND, March 23d The Consol-
idated Anti-Chinese Association OF Wheat
land held their regular meeting last night.
the hall being crowded and standing-room
not to be had. The main feature of the
meeting was the Endorsement of the action
OF the And-Chinese Nom Partisan Conyen-
ton h Id III Sacramento Several good
speeches were made. There are not over
fifteen Cinnamon employed in this vicin-
ity, and they will he discharged as soon as
suitable white helpcan be had TO take their
places. Peaceable and law-abiding means
viii prevail in every case.
FRESNO, March 23d-The Anti-Chinese
League last night passed resolutions boy
cotting Robert Barton. George H. Eggers,
Joseph 7. Goodman, W Forsythe, +. l..
Eisen, A b. Butler, Mrs. Batchlev, nee
Austin. They are all prominent vine
yardists-
Sudden Death of "a Yuba County Super
visor.
HAk1SNlLLts hdICtl lDu.-JdIlltS LOW
rey. Supervisor of the First District of
Yuba county died at 3 p NJ to-day of ure-
mia. aged 65 years He was about the
streets yesterday and when he retired last
night left orders to be called at A. NJ At
that time he was found in a comatose con-
dition, and remained so till his death He
came TO the State in 1859, with Washington
Montgomery, and was one Of the last sur
yivors in this neighborhood of the old
California Stage Company. He has held
many positions OF trust, aud was univers-
ally esteemed. He was in the livery bust
ness at the time of his death
Brakeman Killed by an Engine.
DIXON, March 23d.-Frank f. Mercer, a
brakeman on freight train No. 7, stumbled
and fell in front of an engine IN motion;here
this afternoon, and received injuries from
which he died in half an hour. The de
ceased was a resident of Oakland, about q
years of age, and unmarried.
Sudden Death OF "a Representation
Murdered.
NEVADA, March 23d.-A prospector
named Harry Way died suddenly yester-
day morning Of heart disease, near here.
Deceased was Il brother of Samuel Way, a
wealthy banker of Boston, who died some
years ago. The former died almost a
pauper.
. A dead Chinaman was found on the
;Oad near North Bloomfield on the 18th of
slis month, with bullet hole in his head
a clue 10 his murderer has been found. 1t
is believed he was killed by his partner,
and robbed OF his share of gold dust taken
from that mine. The suspected Celestial
has been arrested.
Los Angeles Notes.
Los ANGELES March 23d-Jesse Evans.
tod e., /
nation to-day, and was held to answer, with
bail fixed at 81 500, in default of which he
goes TO Jail.
Large orders have been sent from here
to Kansas City for corn. 1t costs there %
cents per bushel, freight so cents The
home product is held at 81.
The rates of passenger fare from this CITY
To all points east of the Missouri river were
advanced to-day 81 80. The cut rates, as
before, to all points on the river are in
force.
The reported strikes at Kansas City and
on the railroads east of that point interfere
with the shipping of oranges. Strikes are
also rumored at Omaha with the same eff
feet. There are probably 400 carloads still
on the trees in southern California.
Eastern railroad men here think that
Fairs purchase of the S. p Railway is
made in the interest of the ID. and r. & G.
The narrow gauge line will probably enter
the State near as possible to Yosemite Pass,
thence down the San joaquin valley to
San Francisco
The news of the appointment OF George
Hearst as the successor of Senator Miller
was received with great satisfaction in this
city, while the people naturally preferred
southern California man. Knowing Demo-
Gratis think Hearst's appointment has
strengthened the party in the State i'm
measurably. 1t is pretty generally con-
ceded here that by this appointment Stone
man has secured the support of the upper
country for a denomination for Governor.
On the retirement from the Supreme
Bench next October, Judge Ross forms
law partnership with the firm of Bicknell
& White, of this city. The latter is the
wel.-known Democrat Stephen NJ. White
Dwelling Burned.
CLovERDALE, March 2Sd.-Joseph Eber-
hardts dwelling, five miles south of town,
was accidentally destroyed by fire at l
O'Clock this morning. Antoine Rhodman
was badly burned.