Show DOMESTIC NEWS calls fur government he llcy of tho Jenu jutting down kates across tho continent four children burned to death in a sebird G is on tho chinese Quest loi ej W to or C ron til col jan 20 the extraordinary tra growth of denver continues with marcelous ma relous peed the denver western pacific railway haslet contracts to gicca abbot tesco for grading thirty miles of their line from denver this road should not be confounded with the denver utah pacific which has not yet made any demonstrations demo to ward building the denver new orleans railroad ass hied articles of incorporation the object the construct ion of a railroad from den vcr to with pacific and the houston texas central and the rio grande extension of the missouri kansas A texas railroads in texas the capital stock asilo the directors for the first year are J S browa charles B Kuun D II 11 william barth george trilb isaac brinker wm B daniels C W fisher and john evans two pa jan ag the largest fall of top coal and rod ever known in this valley occurred ia the this afternoon two hd tons fell burying two miner morris and ivuson thomas A hundred men arc at work digging for the bodies the cause of the fall is not yet known F K Y jan 27 A heavy shock was felt here ou tuesday morning the shock was felt mos distinctly a mile north T the belief at the herald ariu ta a letter from caeg justice daly to president clayes conveying he resolution of tio american geo graphical society ety calling for government aid to rescue tha Jeannet tos crew in which letter dily wye the borwn ia a mall she is not fitted to force her way through the floating ice to wrangell and which capt hooper thought hoai ever could be done by a stronger vessel the galena nov on a mediterranean station i lucli a vessel she is a new and strongly built wooden steamer and to be able if properly arranged for he purpose to carry eight hundred ton of coal very would be required to do this and adapt her aft arctic work and there ia time for her to go around to the pacific and to get through bearing straits which i open to the arctic by the end of june the herald concurs and adds the time however for adequate measures to relieve the acan nette is chott if it is pro posed to employ the galena for the purpose abid bring her around cupe biorn to san francisco tb war ruth N M jan 27 the indiana are on the war path near san joso a driver of a mail car was killed three miners were killed at chloride gulch the horribly mutilated and barned bodies of four women and children were brought osan marcial A squad ol 01 cavalry put to flight some indians who were rapidly closing in upon a man and three women A ter d beiting party of citizens who had come to their assurance assuta nce throna 03 iff N M jan 17 the edit bound train of the atlanta antu lucic was thrown from the track the engine mi iwo oira ent over the wounding the engineer killing an indian and scalping rm billing curnel to MALOVE y y jam 27 prig the of mra from her fire and fc erfour children were burned t death naw Yot KJan 27 the evening put aaen the dellino in central pacificia on hie rumor that alio nd would not be furni bed which w tre assured i untrue is to amount of the F breary dividend the fact that a to t o wt h accepted by llie govern indicate that the in than the dividend and the fact that the leading 01 the company are to give their pomonal bond for ahong they have confidence in of their position in the arc it is notable that the older locki particularly those which haye had a large aibara ri Bara gina to the low priced matooka of tao fu tare i M jan eorge seward boo s jat claued by benr irom nere alinee Cl inee gration in it social st ar peati pec ti attract kubbo kutbo bedina united effi beai on the chinee n the alac llac M a t B abone he number t liing dred tholand thou and tb forkla n the yec apart third C tion waged fl gain ia lai gration part fourth meet the prevalent ear of an overwhelming chinese im ni gration on this point ho says I believe it Is the supposed danger of an immense movement lowerd our shores that has occasioned the greater part of anxiety which has been felt in regard to the atura of our relations with that race upon our own soil this fear he believes to be groundless the danger imaginary nd he goes elaborately into the for his conclusions that an overwhelming influx is not to b expected in the first place seward finds no justification in the fact for the belief that the chinese are uncomfortable in their own country or at all generally disposed to emi grota is incorrect on the contrary he points to facts which show that bey leave china only upon occasions of strong induce nent they have come to california only in answer to an actual and pressing demand for their services they caage because they were wasted because there was labor to be done of the kind which white men could not be induced to perform they have not been able to compete with white arti in employments which required mechanical skill intelligence or considerable physical strength their work has been complementary to the better work of the white men they have crowded no white men out but have themselves given way before white competition wherever there has been competition at all this point seward arrays ft great mass of testimony faking up separately all the industries in which have been largely engaged lie also presents a large mass of testimony tending to show that the demand for them is already falling off and that the chinese immigration if left to itself must henceforth decline rather than increase arlt KANSAS CUT jan 27 prof C fiill principle of the normal school at oregon missouri will b the private secretary of garfield prof hill waa one of the faculty of the college at ohio when gar field was president of that institution jan 27 the tenth ballot gives oliver 82 grow 53 wallace 83 agnew I dewitt mcgeagh baird curtin phillips the legislature then adjourned again |