The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
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THEM OYER THE BORDER.

| THEM OYER THE BORDER.
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With The s.uEsievs, who Steer Il,
/ Chinsse late the Hsnas OF the Msrshsli
% That They Can Secure the Fses.
NIAoAnA FALLS. Oct. ga very clever piec.
| Of work. done early this morning BY Policemen
| Haley and Maloney. acting under instructions
| from Chief Oman. may serve to throw little
| light upon the operation Of the Chinese Ex.
clusion acta and the way II is manipulated and
| made to do service in removing dollars from
the public Treasury and placing them in the
| pockets OF the United States Marshals. The
revelation which has been made by tho work
sof the polico Of this village Is of rather a
startling nature. and shows that tho Federal
laws are made to serve purposes for which
they were not designed.
Not long ago Chief Oman received informa-
,tion that the willy Celestisls were in the habit
,of boarding tho early morning trains hero for
New York. and he accordingly gave his men
instructions to act upon. Late last night Haley
y and Msloney noticed two strangers about the
\ neighborhood they werc Watching and suspect
cd they wero interested In handling Chinese.
They saw one Of them buy two tickets at the
New York Central ticket ONCE, and following
him at safe distance tdey saw that he went
back Of tho West Shore Hotel. near the Central
and soon had two Cinnamon and two other
men under arrest. One resisted strongly. but
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size. each one Of which bore the printed words
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that dread disease and he were strangers.
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eioner ct Lockport, and Alexander is United
States District Attorney for northwestern New
York aud Is located In Buffalo. Frank Seeley
Is Inspector Of Emigration and is stationed at
Abrahans said he met Muldoon on the train.
and he told him he had some "stun'' aboard.
He thought he meant opium. Muldoon took
him to the closet in the car and showed him
two Cinnamon, They got Of the train on the
pension Bridge without molestation. the hour
being late and the attendance asleep. 1t seems |
from what ,AbrshAms says that he came from
New York. bearing letters Of Introduction to
was to remain with Muldoon overnight. he |
said ne destroyed these letters for fear |
Muldoon would steal them and find out who |
hewas He did not intend to accompany the |
party 70 New York, but Intended to notify the |
Deputy. Marshal Pomroy's letter seems to |
admit Of no other Interpretation than that he |
and Weaver. were willing to pay Muldoon |
something II he would steer the Cinnamon |
into their hands so that they could secure the |
usual fees: Marshal Watts Of Buffalo said to- |
day that Muldoon had tried to work in with |
him. but he would have nothing to do with him. |
CHONG SAN MUST 60 TO CHINA.
The President Declines to Comply With the
Request OF the British Minister.