Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-13
PACIFIC COAST.
The Elisa Anderson Ashore

PACIFIC COAST.
The Elisa Anderson Ashore.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Nov. i2.-Steame,
Eliza Anderson broke adrift from heI
moorinRs last night in southeast blow
and drifted ashore. The tug Tyse ven,
TO her assistance and pulled her s6.
Olympia will Net welcome the
Congress.
OLYMPIA w. IT,, Nov. l2.-In 40
eordanoe with the proclamation issued
by Mayor Phillips, q mass meeting was
held in this city today and vas largely
attended. Strong and enthusiastic
speeches in faver of Law and order we're
made by Judge Henry, DR.. Ostrander.
Colonel Thorne, J. N. Gale, J. q. Ten.
eyck,sJ. A. Siisby, J. Reitsr and Col
snei OwinRs. The Chairman appoint.
ed Cemmittee on Resolutions consist
inc Of Colonel OwinRs, ]. G. Teneyck
and DIR. Ostrander. The oomm,ttee
presented the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Serious disturbances have
existed and still exist in SONS Of the
cities Of Puget Sound in consequence Of
the undue agitation of the Chinese
that people by threats and intimida-
tioo, II not by absolute force, on the
part OF certain organizations and bodies
OF men, thus creating In the opinion of
the authorities and many of the good
citixens OF such cities, necessity for
she presence OF United States troops to
queli riotous demonstrations and pre-
serve the peace; and
VhaR~oa Cn~&-,r
Olympia have issued call for a meet
log TO be held here on the Gath instant,
for the purpose Of agitatinR the Chinese
question; now. therefore, IN order to
avoid like disturbances and unlavfui
acts here, and to prevent q nece ssity for
the presence OF any armed force in our
oitv, be it
Resolved. That il IL the sense of this
meeting, and We believe Of this comma
nity. that while We fully realize the fact
thst We have too much Of the Chinese
element IN our midst, We a. clearly re-
cogu'ze the fact that they are hero in
and by virtue of Law and treaty stipuls-
tons, and ve are decidedly opposed to
their expulsion BY fierce or intimidation
or BY unlawful means, bat that We will
af aii times give our aid and support to
any measures looking to peaceful aud
lawfol riddance Of that element and q
peaceful solution OF the Chiuese ques-
tion and further
hesotved. That Ne take our stand on
the side OF Law and srder. and that We
Will do all In our power 10 maintain that
position, and that In view Of the recent
disturbances st Tacoma aud Seattle. We
look with suspicion and alarm apon all
attempts to Influence our fellow citizens
by any means whatsoever. whether by
anti-Chinese congress or otherwise !;
and IL is
Resolved further, That this communi-
~ 10 amply able and prepared TO attend
to It's own affairs lawfully and TO main
tain the peace and dignity of this city.
aud that We do hereby earnestly and
solsmnly protest against any ootside
dietation or interference and against
all attempts, whether at home or from
abroad, to incite our people to u viola
tion Of Law and order.
The resolutions we're unanimously
adopted amid great applause.
The Dakota In Dtstrsss.
SAS FRAScIsoo. Nov. l2.-The captain
Of the ship Dsshina Wave. which ar
rived here On Tuesday from Tacoma.
reports speaking the schooner Dakota
Nov. lst In latitude 4S.0s deg. north and
longitude $50 deg. west. She had Lost
her main and mixxen nasts and shifted
nor cargo on the night OF October
30th. Assistance from the Dashipg
Wave Was declined. Two days later
the Dashina eWavs sxpcrienoed the
heaviest gale she had ever encoan-
tered, and the captain thisks that II IL
reached she Dakota she must inevita bly,
have been lost. The Dakota Was bound
from Puget Sound 10 San Pedro with
lumber.
sarveyss Asrssa visaieatea.
SAx FsANorsoo. Nov. l2.-Charees
we're brought some time ago against
Surveyor Morton, of this port, that .
sum Of money representing the inform
of eontraband opium seized and sold In
1883. had been appropriated by himself
under the euise OF having paid 10 10 one
''Smith," Who in the charges Vas char
acterixed ~ O myth. After full inves-
ti9asion. Coilector Ha9sr today ad-
dressed letter 10 Secretary Manning.
stating that the money had been paid TO
persona entitled TO receive 10, and that
Survesef Mertenis integrity IN the mat
Ter Gas beyond all question
reaays FWeashes.
San FRAxcrsco, Nov. II -S p. m.-Indi-
sAsions for tho succeedine thirty two
hours in Norsh Pacific region: Oloady
weather and rain, sootberiy vindA fresh
10 brfsk along the coast.
AllegeA wife Killer.
SAx FRAxcrsco, Nov. l2.-Dr. J. Mil
ten Bswes vas formally charged With
the mnrder OF NrA Oecelia Bowers, on
the prison register today. TIE lars
which contain the organs that revealed
the traces Of phospeoroas. vere booked
- evidsacs against The prisoner.
sAS FnAxcrsco, Nov. la-ArTived-
Ship wm. II. Oonaer. from Seattle.
sailed-Bri,isn steamer wellington,
for Nanaimo; steamer Beda for Astoria;
ship Yorktsvn for Pert fovnsead
IArco<n. Nov. 13.-rhreassnine hi0k
90: fresh soatheast Wind; no shipping
Posr AxoEIos. Nov. i2.-Ons bArl
psssed eass.
Posr MAnrsox. Nov. l2-Arvtved-
Bark Tidal Wave, fren San Francisco
The pshlis ho,ds SroEI's Rissdei
Cszee IN high esteeu fss - undsoose<
parity and extra hce easiisy. vhseA hsi
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