Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-01
PACIFIC COAST
he kicked rpaT.,r,ble Rev.

Ne Kicked Up q Terrible Rev.
sAs FRAscIsco, Oct. 81 Among the
Passengers BY the steamer Gaeli, from
honRkorR yesterday vas an English
msn- Daring bis residence in China
ne Rad married q Chinese woman. BY
whom be has SIX children. Ga bis at
tempting 10 bring his wife and children
ashore this morning, the Customs al
thoritiea intsrvened. and although they
we're gate wiling 20 permit hiIn 10 land,
they would no; let bis wife or children.
lie Ems lishnan kicked up a terrible
rov, sbozed certificate from TIE EGG
lIsh Consul at Pekiu, and insisted on
being allowed to land them. He said
bis wife on marriage VITA him became
British subject. He claimed that be
VS. en- rnate to Vi.toria. bot sso-ned
the idea # applying 20 toe Chinese Goa
s1l for transport certificate. Seeing,
hozever. that this ~ss she only alterna-
tive, he decided to p-oi. by it, and
started to look 40 the Offise of the Cal
nese Consul.
re l-s Per Cent. Increase.
SAs FRAScIsoo. Oct. S3.-Ths Supreme
Court order d today that a p.rempiory
writ Of mandate be issued Immediately.
directing Auditor Strother 10 comply
With the increase Of I23f per cent. made
by the state Board OF Equalization 10
the assessment roll for tae city and
county Of SIN Francisco.
Asti-ChIne.e Meeting NJ san Fran.
eisre.
San Francisco, Oct. 9l.-An anti
Chinese mass meeting. st which 400
we're crescent, was held this evening at
Union Hall. The meeiing vas called
by the Knights of Labor. aud is the re
suit Of the strike by Chinese cigar
makers on toe 81 instant, wen they
informed their employer that they
would refuse to work unless the white
men employed were discharged. The
meeting was very enthusiastic. The
sentiment manifested plainly showed
that a period had bsen reached when
united action would kavs to be taken
against further Chinese dicta ion,
which. II not resented. would result to
the serious detriment of Ine white la
boring classes.
The Demonstration nj Tacoma.
TACOMA. Oct. 3l.-Tbe Seattle delega-
ton arrived at $50. on the boats Queen
City with a., and Lone Fisherman with
%. A third boat arrived With a delega
ton at $50. The strset par ads was i'm
mense, despite the rain. There were
GOO to 700 torch bearers. There were
many notices In the ranks. The pro
cession was quiet aud orderly. The
line Of march was along Pacii3 Avenue
to the depot, osnntermarch TO Alpha
Opera House. Theirs was a pyrotechRi
cal display and ilianinstions of bust
ness houses. A great crowd Of 1900 to
40Oe people thronged the streets.
The meeting WAS called 10 order by J.
+. Barns at 8 o'clock. A. Macready was
chosen chairman, and four newspaper
representatives, secretaries. with a large
number of vice presidents. The first
speaker, George Venable Smith, made a
sensible, straiehtout speech for thirty
minutes. He was followed by Mrs.
kenvorthy. The third speaker was A.
@. Turner, who was followed by J. Z.
Willis, of tie Chehalis Nugget.
Mrs Click then entertained the audi
ence by singing. The fifth speaker was
Mayor Weisbach If Tacoma, who WAS
followed by John KssEe of Seattle. The
latter referred to she fac. that the In
spectors had refused to let Sc athletics
90 on An excursion to Tacoma on the
schooner Lso. and thsoght that said
action was mean and uuoalled for. The
seveRth speaker was James wickersham
Of Tacoma. He advocated b,yco.
ting Chinese employers, and read |
resolutions which were unanimous
lv adopted. providing for making !
the anti-ChiDese committee a perIna
nent organization, returning thanks on |
behalf of the people, etc. The next
speaker, DIR. Taylor, OF Slmner, made |
a characteristic speech, which Was well |
received. The vast audience preserved |
good order and decorum. and applauded
the speakers heartily. The rseeting dis |
persed about ll:30. IL was great sue |
cess.
Only about 100 Chinese are now in |
the city. where formerly there had besn |
400 20 800. The bark Southern Chief |
will carry away many tomorrow.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 3l.-Sailed-Ship |
Harry Mcrse. for Portland steamer |
State of California, for Astoria.
PoRr Discovery. Oct. 81 Sailed |
Barkentine O. q. Funk. for San Fran |
CISCO.
PoRr MADISON, Oct. 3l.-Arrived-I
Bark Videtts. from San Francisco.
PoBr BLAxELY. Oot. 81. - Sailed |
Bark Yubs.
TAroosH, Dot. 3i.-Heavy rain; high |
eas, wind. No shiepiug.
PoRr ANoELos, Oot. 3l.-A bark pass
ed east a, a. M; oloady; light west |
wind.
PoRr TOWNSEND. Ost. 3l.-Sailed-l
Banks Arsturus. for Valparaiso, aud +. |
X. Foster, for Honolulu.