New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
poss RULE IN CALIFORNIA.
+, .poR QUESTION MIR. MOODY HAWAIIAN
TRADE ARIZONA BONANZA
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c.. r,ancisco. Jan l9-The STATE Legislature
- ohiect Of great interest in California JUST
nor because Of it's unparalleled record IN WASH
80 ,,n,ic money The State Senate has ninety
80 ooscers and attendants, or three tmeS its
-. numbsr: while the Assembly has ninety
S.. ofic,rs and clerks, or double the NUMBER
- ,ss own members Over 200 bils have oeen
.,...rted but nothing has been done except 10
sn,rove bill for the burial of Governor BART
,s,s and 70 indulge in food OF anu-Omnese
.-.t.rv The Democratic boss Buckley, ms
..,rrsd nlaees for most of his henchmen at the
css,e,s expense. and has even arranged plans for
uniting one of his men in charge oil inc oeaoe
Iihrarv There is little chance OF securing at
chi. ..ss;on any legislation which aims at re-
s,rieting the power Of political bosses ihere
- ~ nod for the State Legislature TO pass
any Chinese resolutions, except perhaps, as re-
huhe N those who have been trying to demon
strate that oil the Californians except the hood
Inns mourn for the excluded coolie and refusa
, 10 be comforted.
The newspaper which began the agitation o.
The labor crisis, and which declared that there
was an imperative demand for more Chinese Il
having q hard time to hedge. When IL oegan
The agitation it printed long interview purpor'-
Ing to have been held with Senator STANFORD in
which the Senator declared himself in favor OF
the Chinese as field laborers and expressed doubts
AZ "a the wisdom of their complete exclusion.
This week. when Senator Stanford read the tele-
graphic report of the interview, he made sweep
ing denial Of its statements declaring, what every
Californian knew, that he had been for many
vears Ia favor of white labor and that he regarded
the Mon golian as bad immigrant, because he al
WAYS remained Chinaman. Senator Stanford
believes there is enough white labor here to meet
all demands, and that if there is any lack OF help
white settlers will come in rapidly.
The State viticultural Commission has opened
permanent headquarters in Platts Hall, this city.
for the exhibition of all varieties of California
wines and brandies, together with cafe in which
tourists may sample the best wines. Wine
growers have sent in many fine samples, and the
display is extremely interesting to any one inter
ested in California wine-making. One object OF
the exchange is to insure the purchasers that
the wine purchased by them will be equal to the
sample and that none of il will be adulterated
For two weeks Moody, the evangelist has
preached here several times daily to great con-
eregations. His opening services were held IN
Mechanics Pavilion, and although the place ac-
commodities 5000 people, there was not room
for all that arpliel for ENTRANCE. The audlehces
and the interest in the work surpassed the eX-
pcctations of Mr. Moody. lie wiu proDapy re-
main here fortnight longer
An Australian named Buckley recently arrived
here destitute and could find no work. In ms
Extremity lie slmtched woman,s purse IL the
street aad was sentenced 70 prison Tor fifteen
vears His case was brought 10 the Governor
Attention and il was proved that the man had
borne d good reputation in Sydney, where lac had
jcft a family The Governor pardoned MN, am
the Chief OF Police secured him passage 10 sgd
new. lie sailed this week. declaring that the
Charitable people here had saved HIM from a 1ate
worse than death.
II is reported from Pomona, Los Angeles County
that Charles Dudley Warner has gwen orders iol
the nlantinr of an orange grove on his twelve
aces of land there aud that he has determined Il
make Pomona his winter home hereafter
Statistics OF the Hawaiian trade show that tn
United States has shipped 10 Honolulu since July
1883. S9,6Oo0 900 worth of goods The uadc ha
averaged s1o0, 900 per quarter, except during TN
period Of the so-caled revolution, when IL TEL OIL
onc-third
Although more than 800 prospectors are at thu
new Harquaiiula camp, in Arizona, no work d
being done there, the original locatorS having
refused to bond the properties. Experts for Tag
cir and Hearst declined to buy any claims on TIT
strength Of specimen nuggets and ore; nenee thi
gS;icra impression is that the bonanza VIII col
Iapse. The verdict OF old mining men IS that Q
rich pocket was found DEt that there is nS
paying ore in the ledge