The morning call., 1893-05-04
NOT MUCH DANGER.
calffornians Will Not Hurt
.-:= John.
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: Mr.. CARLISLE IS CONSISTENT.
Whenever He Is Called Upon. TO Rule
= the. Chinese Are Sure of
~: i. One Friend.
Mr.. CARLISLE IS. CONSISTENT.
S7eciai 10 THE MoENENG GAEL

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w AsHf Nc TON, May 3.--In the case Of the
ChiGaran in New York. who could not
:: give flie name Of the ship in which he ar
iitelfin this country acting Commissioners
. Nilsen, after consultation with Secretary
Carlisle, has ordered the Collector at New
Ydrk TO issue the certificate CT residence
for wlf{chthe ChiBaman applied, provided
that WAS the only defect. This ruling is
: lfardly e6nsissentwith the regulations pro-
. mulggteG by the Treasury Department on
!: A1r1s;.
=: There. is an effort among the Chinese
: Their attorneys ard sympatnzers TO make it
:. appear. the coolies on the Pacific Coast
: stand- in great danger OF being roughly
-. handled-on May g.. Secretary Gresham has
receIyed telegTams from California urging
: The GeYFrnment TO take some steps to pro-
g. teet the Chinese from assault. and the chi
: :RFse attorney in this city was going through
the, Treasury Department this afternoon
making similar representations to the Off
=. cials. All Of: this appears to be concerted,
anu is doubtless done sto create sympathy
=. fer 1heeoolies for the effect itmight possibly
t.: Have on nublic sentiment at large. which In
tuEn might, TO some extent, influence the
Supreme Court in its decision in the test
cases
:. In regard to the statement that the Chinese
" Minister is much alarmed at reports he has
received from the West, indicating danger
:, Of attacks upon his countrymen owing to
Jheir general refusal 10 register under the
: Geary law, the Post tomorrow morning
=: VIII print the following:
Secretary Gresham in an interview to-
night said: "It is but natural that the
: Chinese and their chief representative in
The United States should feel some anxiety,
as upon mere than one occasion in the past
dcplOrable outbreaks against their race
have occurred. The Chinese Minister
however, has no means of securing informa-
-:tion; that are not accessible TO us. We have
received no reports whatever indicating
that. :tBerefs likelyto be trouble. l do not
belieye there will be. Mr.. Adee had
left the department when / reached il
This afternoon; but it is not likely
he would. have Communicated with the
- GuyeFUOFs OfStates upon matter so serious
-. wiih0up in forasin me of it,. As matter of
: urse.-duTjrG. my ,absep1e he acts as lie
dseEfs would do were: l present In case
Of AM u tbfeak the. Department of State
whn}d not; act, although. there would be
= nEthfgg ont of order init making:a request
Of the State GeYernofs. =they pursue a
eertatp Rae OF action: When disorder oe-
'eurs III wi be the duty ef the State to sup
press. il: Such a procedure weuld deyolve
Hp6u the Department Of War. as the State
:. De2aftInent .exerts no armed force what
8 ever -. = =.
s. :: When: told Of the statement that the
- Chinese Minister lad communicated with
:: Secretary -Adee in order to: strengthen the
" case:ofMs Gogernmeut ia proceedings for
.1ndenl1iiyt Gresham said he was ,suIe it
Was a needless rprecautiQH and expressed a
lfiF ~ fEAfI
= tfnable.
!: ! From the increase in registration during
r. the last few days it: would seem that the
- Chinese Minister in this country must have
advised tie Chinese TO register. -Laie re-
!. .parts>fFGm San francisco tell. Of an in
creased number Of applications there and
:. f0-C1linase have registered in Chicago out
: OF a population. of 5000
.:. MF. Wilson said there was quite an in
: Grease ID the registration throughout Ohjo,
espeeialEx in Cleveland. Toledo and such
FL. .ie.Bsus Nearly all nave registered: in
AicirlEan. except IN the peuin spla The
-: New i1sk registration is also increasing:
81: :; 3sTFiIr.~ 1II correspondent asked Com
: Ssi6hef Erl8eh If Ire could form any. esti-
:, mate oil The number who have regis cred
: :: t4lqs. far 10 the United States. Hesai It
:: : would be lfar1 to do bat gave his opinion
tllaR. BY .May@5 there would De less than
!t9 ifri5ler-d.. From Ne4Rda he. has re-
8 cgIyad word that senie= Of the Chinese there
= are now anxious 10 regis ter, but II is too
late TO reach ttFehn .bef1re May s. as trey
Z s:l:ee:l8.tlIe back Districts = = = + >. =;
s: "a: he. Realfh officer at Astoria, Oregon.
! :: :: tl:ltag telggFaphed the Ireasnry Depart
me nj tn the:si amer :Dannbe had arrived
+ ! at that port from H6ng-Kong With 6QC
s.. C1rinese on board. These Chinese are
II: retes tined for. Portland, Oregon. III the
= .eifliFse 5of Iris m edjeaF examination also
:: !: AaJataed some papers, and. lie: expresses
: the =CI irJpn that nearly all 63e.::oi The
=. Gi5ness have bogus Ger tEfcates, Assistant
b.; Seer tfy SpRgidjhg al once teleEraphed the
=. 1s6}eelgr at T 6rtfand. Oregon, to exercise
81 IeGes tcsttion. in oxamihihg the papers
II; II; ct rfis bateA Of Getestlats. -. :
'oHTEASI,. May The steamer Danube
4: arr we'd ! his morning from Victoria with 81.
s.: Chf9li4l ep: an TWEEN Y-ene Japanese and
.eleaf bill OF health: Special Agent MulkeI
:. of PHeef Sound has arrived to assist in. the
]: .aexaninalion. The vessel was Isolated il
: ufI=s Teau all morning. Collector Lotar
:: n5ade *prepafations to conduct a rigid in.
:: .sDectien; &Rd the result will not be Knowr
=; till ton Night or to-llbrrow.
= ~ =: Wien {fe:nspeGtots quit work to-nighl
r.. 40t certificates had been examined. Or
-. $tldse =27G were rejected and I21 held fol
-. -: fufther examination. Only four Chinese
:. :: lave been Handed so far. The sanitary con
= :dliian of the ship is very poor. and it il
= feared that sickness will break oht ii: til,
-: Chinese are Kept In the h0ld any y'lehgth O.
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