New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
IN THE GOLDEN STATE.
HONORS TO SENATOR STANFORD-NULLLs
FLYING THE EXCLUSION ACT
NEWS NOTES.
TRY rpIEGRAPH TO THE rkIBUSE. |

San Francisco. Oct 5-Unusual honors have
been paid recently to Senator Stanford IN recog-
milton of his gifts to the State in the cause OF
education and industrial deve lopment. The city
Of San Jose has decided to erect a monument 10
MIR. Stanford at Alum Rock beautlful SUD-
urban park near the city. Yesterday Reddihg'
the seat of Shasta County, gave a puDnc recep-
ton TO the Senator and Mrs Stanford IN which
the tribute of the school children was proml-
nent and peasin feature. 1t Is understood tha'
other cities will take the opportunity Oh sho"ne
their respect and gratitude to the Senator Tor NJ
public spirit and great benefactions to Caliornis
Although Collector Phelps did everything =
his mower 70 prevent the landing of the Chine
coolies and women from the steamer Gaelic, =
tbrouoh babeas corpus wrts every one Wa
landed score of women who were importe-
for tho low dens Of Chinatown were landed, al
though their testimony showed that they mac
never bcen in this country before. Something
will have TO be done to break up this abuse
the right Of habeas corpus or the Exclusion &C
might as well be repealed.
DIR Iewellyn Powell, WHO shot down MIR. Smth'
an editor at Redwood City, because OF criticisn'
Smith made on his conduct as agent Tor "oniah'
WAS sentenced here this week TO ten years IL
State Prison. Powell had two trials at Redwooo
CITY. but the jury disagreed each Time. lhei
the case was transferred here, and he was prompuy
convicted Powell had rich relatives one protheI
being the Democratic candidate for Governor o.
Ohio who was beaten at the last election
The monument to Marshall the discoverer O.
gold in California, designed by MIR. wells, OF oa'
Francisco. has been accepted, and VIII De un
veiled next May at Coloma.
Sacramento pioneers are making an effort u
purchase the historic Suffers Fort near Una
city in order to preserve il as memorial
General Suffer. The property Is owned o.
Reniamin Merrill of Chicago, who refuses to pu'
any price on IT, If it cannoo De pough' 'n
Sacramento authorities will open street throug
it and destroy the fort
Faulty suits brought against the local cabl
roads by the American Cable Railway company
of New-Yorlx this week do not seem to worrS
the companies here. The complaint declares tiGi'
the defendant companies have infringed IN
Thomson patents for the subway IN whlch tf
cable runs The local companies declare ina
they own every patent covered, and are nov
soIIino their rights in the East and tht0ughou
this coast.
.oldom succeed in catching any culprlts when the.
dpnS are raided. This week however, ne
force of police assigned TO Chinatown uissglse
themselves as negroes ana oisn ~ radeds
number OF houses in Chinatown where vie picIur'
and obscene toys were sold to school cmldre'
The seizure was the most lmporlhnC ILL., SIN
an organized effort was adopted 10 suppress eon
| of the immoral literature in this city.
Ahout thirty collectors and wharingers will soc
! ,,.o1 hn
! cornorotionS TO collect tolls and make returns
Tho citv will be enforced. About $4,000 year
will be saved.
\ Tovyne. general manager Of the Souther
| Pacific Railroad Company, mas purchaseu a -.
| lot ar the southwest corner OF 1aylor-st oppos
| The home OF the late Charles Crocker' ana WI
| build at once on IL
Tho Samoan princess about whose elopemeI
! cro,o Minneanolis some romantic tales were 10
AZ the East proves TO be MIS-. lauy, VINO We.
| East from hare with band of Samoan warrior
| The manager Of the show failed TO pay her as J
| agreed and She came back here She proposes
! return TO Apia, where her father Is chlei.
Another lost mine story has gone the way
80 many romanees on 9t tn, SUI cenitai was /
tenselv excited over the reported discovery 0,
old silver mine near the GARNER Missloh wu I
Padre Junipero Sierra is buried. IL was salu ID
the mine had been secretly worked lor yeaIs
Marin Roman, an aged Indian woman, ana W
fabulonsly rich Investigation showed that u
old woman, years ago, had stolen a valuable SHY
nlate from a rich CHILEAN for whom she worke
pnt1I' tnnnn limo 70 time as necessity demanded s
melted portion of this plate and sold IT, D
lived alone near the mission.
Tho covernmeut will soon have TO take measur
IN nreyent liquor from beng carried INTO q
, Arctic by whalers. Great complaint Is made
Cane Barrow Point Hope and other stations
tho far North. because of the increasing demoI |.
} inaton of the Indians through drink; When Z !,
, Alaskan native once gets taste OF hquor,
craving never leaves him. Many OF tneni a. a.
1 a horrible drink out Of molasses, nee ana no
a %ybcn they cannot buy LIQUOR from the wnaie
. The only way TO check the. evil is 70 searsh |.
e H!balers before they enter Behring Sea ana co
4 fscate all liquors