The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
TEE sMuee11Ne OF on1rAu1na.
How They arc Brought Across the DorAuRu
from Mexico and Canada.

How They ere Brought AerOnO the D0rAuru
from Mexico and Canada.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Chinese cues.
ton OF to-day IL not quite identical with Che
one OF few years ago. The subject now 90
cupyinR attention is no longer the expediOnoy
Of framing new statutes for restricting Mongo-
lian immigration. but the means Of executing
those that exist There is no doubt that Chi
nanen are surrepuuously brought into the
United States from Mexico and Canada and Q
resolution has been introduced into the Senate
this week looking to negotiations with the 0us
thorites OF these neigh boring countries 10
check such violations of our laws
AZ to Mexico. the report which Secretary
Window has Just received from Mr. Coon.
Chinese Inspector at San Diego. shows how
easily smuggling is done from that direction.
The California border. between the Colorado
River and the Pacific. is not very LONG, but it
affords fair chance Of escaping the attentions
Of the force Of the Treasury Department there
stationed. Besides. the Chinese can cross
from Sonora TO Arizona Sometimes ar
rests are made. as was the case only Q few
days ago when party Of Chinese was inter
cepted by the authorities But II 10 believed
that many enter for one who is captured. Mr..
Coon thinks that San Francisco importers Of
coolie labor agree 10 give $40 per head Tor ell
CINNAMON bbIeIJ uollNoToo on American bOlls
and that tho usual method has been fret 70
bring them to the Golden @ ate and then trans.
fer them 10 coRsters. there ready 10 convey
them 20 Ensensds or some other Mexican port
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