The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-11-12
LATER NEWS IETsGs.

A bitter warfare is being waSed
against the Monaghan on tho Pacific coast
At Seattle and Tacoma, In Washington Ter
ritory, the word has gone forth that the,coolies
must go. A fire In the Chinese quarxer Of Los
Angeles, Cal, caused the cit zens 20 meet and
order the Celestials away. The, fasscr at'unce
purchased ground outside the city limits, began
the erection of buildings, ard quickly removed
their property. Ten Companies of infantry
were dispatched from 'fkncouver to Seattle to
protect the Chinese, and preserve order At
Washington Pre- adent Cleveland issued the fol-
lowing procl NATION:
erno- or the Territory of Washington that do
in6stic Trouble exists within the said Territory,
and that by reason of unlawful obstructions and
combinations, and the assemblage of evil-dis-
posed persons, IL has become impracticable TO
enforce by the ordinary course Of judicial pro-
ceedings the laws OF the United States at Seattle
and at other points and places within said Ter
ritory whereby life and property are there
threatened and endangered; and
Whereas. The Legislature Of said Territory
cannot be convened, and In the judgment of tho
President an emergency has arisen and a case Is
now presented which justifes and requires,
under the Consultation and laws OF the United
States the employment of military force to sup
prees domestic violence and enforce the faithful
execution Of the laws OF the United States, II the
command and warning Of this proclamation be
disobeyed and dfsregarded;
Now therefore, l. Grover Cleveland, President
of the United States Of America. do hereby COM
mand and warn all insurgents and all persons
who have assembled at any point within the
said Territory of Washington for the unlawful
purposes aforesaid to desist therefrom and TO
dispense and retire peaceably to their respective
abodes ON or before IL o'clock meridian the sth
day of November instant
And do admonish all good citizens Of the
United States and all persons within the limits
and
ting. countenancing, or taking any part In any
such unlawful acts or assemblages.
Full returns of the New York cleo
ton place Hills majority at about IL 200 Mat
thew Quay, Republican candidate for Treasurer
of Pennsylvania, has a majority of about A.
0O0 Complete returns from all Legislative
districts in Virginia show the complexion of the
next Legislature to be as follows: Senate
Democrats, 80; Republicans, 10 House-Dem-
ocrats, 79; Republicans, 30. Democratic ma
jority on joint ballot, 90. Returns from
all of the ninety-nine counties in Iowa give
Larrabee, Republican candidate for Governor,
a majority of s,123 The Legislature, accord
ing to corrected returns will stand: Sixty
Republicans in the House to forty opposition,
and thirty-one Republicans in the Senate to
nineteen opposition The official returns Of
the special election held in the Fifth Con-
gressional District of Illinois to elect success
sor to the late Hon Reuben Ellwood show that
the Hon. A J. Hopkins was elected by an un-
usually large majority, he receiving 1907 out
of IL, 35S votes polled
The trial of Editor Stead, of the
Pal Mall Gazette, and others, on the charge of
abductng the girl Eliza Armstrong, resulted in
verdict of guilty in the case Of Mr.. Stead and
Mrs. Jarrett Mr.. Booth and Mr.. Jacques
were acquitted The friends of Mr.. Stead are
the case. The social purity associations stand
by him, and say he simply did his duty.
Bishop Southwell is out in letter in his de-
Tense and interest
England, Germany, and Russia are
involved in q controversy as to who shall oc-
cupy the throne of Bulgaria. Russia wishes
to depose Prince Alexander and have Prince
Waldemar, son of the King of Denmark, sue
coed him. Queen Victoria is reported firm in
the determination that Alexander shall remain
on his throne, in which she is supported by
the German Crown Prince Frederick William.
Church disestablishment has for a
time superseded all questions of importance
in British politics, and it is reported that OF
the thousand and more Liberal candidates foi
Parliament, $50 are pledged to favor disestab-
lishment An address signed by lao dis
sonting Scotch ministers has been prepared
and will be sent to Mr.. Gladstone The signers
state church.
The Virginia Democrats most prom
inently mentioned for Mahone's seat in the
Senate are John w. Daniel, Walter r. Staples
and j. s. Barbour