Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-08
PACIFIC COAST RISINGS.
,ruE PIG-TAILS ORDERED TO
- LEAVE LOS ANGELES.

1.oops Desired by the Better Element
President Cleveland Issues PrOcla-
,atfon to the People OF Washington
Territory.
PORTLAND, ORE, Nov. All was
onist on the surface at Seattle last night,
III ,rt no one can fathom the under current.
vonv Chinese have left by steamer for
victoria. The leaders of the nti-Chinese
n,rty say there is an element among them
which cannot be held back. The knights
81 ofLabor are TO hold a meeting tonight
and trouble is feared then. No troops
NJ have started for Seattle. The Sheriff is
81 Inclined to the opinion that he will be
,be TO Quell any disturbance. but this
ii feeling is not shared by the law-abiding
n citizens.
GEM EsE CERTIFICATES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Judge Hoh-
man has decided that in the future If Chi
h rese immigrants wishing to land fail TO
uroye that their certificates are genuine,
q fbe United States District Attorney can
Il be given possession Of such documents as
evidence Of fraud, and institute proceed
ings to prosecute the holders. 1t is be-
leyed that this decision Will stop the
efforts to land without proper credentials.
ORDERED OUT OF Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, Nov. Fire in the
Chinese quarter Of POsada, a suburb OF
the city. yesterday caused by the careless
ness of som OF the inhabitants, DESTROYED
several small buildings. At the meet
ine of citizens at Pasadena to-day it
was resolved to give the Chinese residing
here notice to move outside OF the city
limits within "a hours. The Chinese eX-
press a willingness to comply with the
order.
The Chinese to-day leased a piece of
ground outside OF the town limits and i'm
mediately began the work of erecting
buildings thereon. This evening they re-
moved their property to their new lOca-
ton without any disturbance.
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON. Nov. The President
today issued the fol- wing proclamation;
Bytbe President Of the United States Of Dlerica.
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, 1t is represented to me by the
# Governor Of the Territory OF Washington
that domestic violence exists within said Ter
& rit0ry, ana that by reasons OF unlawful OBJ
B structons and combinations and the assem-
81 bage Of evll-dlspO5ed persons, it has become
imprachcable to enforce by the ordinary
course of Judicial proceedings the laws OF the
United states at Seattle, and at other points
aud places within said Territory, whereby
lie and property are there threatened and
endangered; and, whereas, the Legis
lature 81 said Territory cannot be
convened. and in the judgment of the Presi-
don't an emergency has arisen, and a case is
now preented which justiies and requires,
under tht con 'tltutlOn ana laws of the United
States, tie e.Gp Oy aept Of military force to
suppress domestic violence and enforce q
81 faithful execution OF the laws Of the United
states. II the command and warning OF this
piSeA nation be disObeyed and disrcg araed.
non Therefore, l, Grover Cleveland, Presi-
81 oenJ the United states of America, DO here
by command and warn all insurgents and all
person who have assembled at any point
NlIhlnf SID Territory Of Washington for the
uula"H purposes aforesaid, to desist there
Loul' an 10 dispense and retire peacably to
their feslCtive abOdes on or before y O'Clock
MeTlulah the Sth day of November instant.
anu 40 .tmonish all good citizens Of the
ChIteu SUES and all persons within the
limits anu Jrsdiction thereof against aiding,
aJet0lh5' couteuHnclng or taking any part IN
buch unlaWll acts or assemblages. In wit
ness WlereoT have set my hand, and caused
the seal Of tntUnited States to be hereunto
8lhlXed. Don at the city of w ashington. this
. dh Gay OF Member, IN the year of our Lord
one thousapd.,ight hundred and eighty five,
ana oil the INDEPENDENCE OF the United States
inc one hundid and tenth.
BY the PRESIDENTS:
lsEAL.I i. FBAYARD, Secretary of state.
ACIFYING EFFECT.
PORTLAND ORE, Nov. 7.-S Since
tue Freslents proclamation the
opinion l. this city is that
--~tS VIII " al emu 10 dutl-OBlueSe
Il0ts on Pugt sound. The Mayor of Ia
coma, foresner, who had lived in the
Iqwn less nan Two years and in the
United state not long enough TO speak
LhgHsh correctly, was the leader OF the
anti-ChinesemOb. The law-abiding citi-
zens and few large property owners
feared 70 organize against the mob for the
reason mat treats were made to blow up
tuelr homes With dynamite.
DIsGlACE TO JOURNALISM.
Another FIXTURE of the riot was the fact
lnat the LedRr, the leading paper of Ia
coiha' IN Toe strongest language at its
command, iniorsed the riOtOus action,
ana counselhd the steps which were sub
eequently tasen. 1t refused to publish
protests against lawlessness over sigma
lures OF the writer's, and endeavOred
~ every way to intimidate the
law and order element in the
Immunity. There are still in Tacoma
aooGt nifty Chinese. Most OF them are
tHPioyed as servants. They remain
T "a uoors day and night. The United States
Courts have taken up the matter Of the
yyuIaees at Tacoma. At Seattle the Post
55@as,,ogencer, the leading paper, took
~90lueu stand against the rioters.
TROOPS En- ROUTE FOR SEATTLE.
eiK companies Of the Fourteenth lnfan-
wy iet Nancouvrs at 1:45 o'clock to-day,
o,.t 'i COlpdule5 more followed at 2:0O
LUCK. They go by boat to Kalama,
9"ueIe they will take a special train for
ae"tue, distance Of about 100 miles, in
suucipation OF trouble in connection with
point.
tuIelligence from Kalama has been re-
ts''eo 70 the effect that the train with the
oolps started from there at 4:30 O'Clock.
" ."o hours behind time. 1t will not be
aliv u reach Saattia unueh haforo mid
light. '''' 'AuSH D0'oie iiiu'
iHIkrf-TWo INDICTMENTS FOUND.
,, lt mas just been learned from Van.
efle that indictments have been found
."lnst ~ persons for participating In the
g4I ages against the Chinese at Tacoma.
~ inulclments were found under sec
~ "ol0J OF the revised statutes Of the
M "itsU states and other sections bearing
Inc .ne same subject. Warrants for the
SiiaesI on the persons indicted have been
baGe1 IN the hands OF United States Mar
M george and VIII be served early
stro.huay morning. 1t is understood that
Wnk the persons indicted are Mayor
tbo e, ai,ck OF Tacoma, the police nudge Of
s ~ olty, the editors OF two newspapers.
ont.a otner persons prominent In melting
ToNFIcrfoN CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
w hlted States District Attorney w IT