Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-11

ARRIVAL % TER rsoors.

AszrvAL % TER rsoors.
Az 10 p. 70, when the steamer Frrr,.
nayvsrd rounded Alki Point. A de-
tsenment of tie Home Guards qnoe,
command Of Captain Hatfield and
Lieutenant Carr, and the Seattle Rifi.a
onoer command Of Captain Jos. Creme
acfs the Courthouse for tie City Dock.
- keep u eiesr for the landing II the
soldiers Who we're on board the steam
et' large crowd bad copyrighted or
tne wharf, which Us cleared avay by
Tee hinss, Who made q bayones charge
op sns dock. When onos clear, lines OF
sraed men were placed across the EN-
trance to the wharf, and every one
kept back Of that. The OCEAN wharf
vas lefs open, and about fourteeu bun-
ared men erosoed on there TO witness
TOE landing Of the sroops Az ,ou ss
TIE steamer Us locked, Lieutenant
Colonel Dekossy drove % town 70 csc
what Arrangements had bsen made for
toe accommodation Of the soldiers.
AFTER an absence Of half an hour be re-
turned, and the work Of dsbaskaslon
eommenced, and judging from toe
nouns OF bag. age and camp equipAee
aaioaded, tue soldiers have come TO
stay Q vhIls.
The Command consisted of eight
companies Of the Fourteenth Infantry,
under Lieutenant Colonel De kassy,
wandering 300 men. all told. The
soldiers formed in lie at O'Clock and
marched 10 their quarters at the Pacific
house and the Standard Thsater. where
they at once vent 70 work strengthening
up and getting ready to live. The com
mand 10 9TH ,ered as follows: Lieuten-
ant Colonel De Russy, commanding;
ID sior ID. W. Burke. Captain A. II. Balm
bridge, Captain Q. b. Weston, Captain
u. j. Toby, Captain O. II. warrsns,
CAPTAIN q. 5. Carpenter. Lieutenant J.
A. buchanan, Lieutenant ]. d. Gsstin,
Lieutenant WIN. X. Reynolds, Lieut..
H. Cabell, LieoteaAnt Chas. johnson,
Lieutenant T.. Hssses, Lieutenant 3. J.
Muihall. Lieutenant r. Taylor, Lieut..
h. A. Hasbfouck, and Lieutenant Robt.
Lowell.
rHKY MEAN BusrsEss.
Immediately on the arrival of the
troops the following notice Was p5stsd
an public places about the city:
Ibe President Of the United States
has issued . proclamation oem Dsbdina
all distsroers Of the peace in the city of
Seattle to dasperse by 8 o'clock On the
loth inst. Ali evil dispGsed persons are
therefore warned to obey the legal CON-
mand OF the President, at peril Of their
lives
All true and loyal Americans will
array themselves on the side Of Law and
order All others are warned that they
will incur the penalty OF lay breakers.
JcBN GIBBoH,
Brieadier General U. 5. Army.
SCHEMES AT THE COURTHOUSE.
When the home guards who we're de
tailed 90 receive the regulars retarped
to the Courthouse and reported that the
soldiers had arrived and would soon
relieve them, change came over the
eean,snances of all. Bosiness men who
had not smiled since the trouble COM
menced IN Sunday, nov feit like shout
ing. and good humor ruled the camp.
George kinneAx, oo@taa nder OF the
home guards, made q speech oonRrst-
uiatlna his men for their brave
~, courage and fidelity to the cause
OF Law and good government.
Sheriff J. II. AcGfav SPOKE with
much feeling. He reioiced that the ter
rible strain which had been upon him
for 90 long Was at last looeened, and re-
GREETED that after the Chinese question
b I'd, as he thought, been a0icabiy d +
tled, q necessity should have arisen for
THE shedding Of blood, bui he thanked
God that 10 had been no worse. h
thanked the noble men Who came for
ward during tie dark and trying hours
10 assist IN aphoidsng and maintaining
the Law. Speeches we're also made by
Judge Burke, Jadee II. ). Greene, Capt.
J. A Hatfield, Mayor IL. l.. Yesler. Rev.
l.. A. Banks, Alfred Holman, Mr.. Kan
sard. Captain Greene. Captain j. @.
Haines and Governor Squire.
CLOSING SCENES.
The home gaards we're notified to re-
port at = O'Clock, and did 80. They all
seemed happy and relieved, and sang
for the first time since Sunday, and for
half an hour she strains Of the Star
Spangied Banner, Marching Through
Georgia" aud America" rang oat upon
the evening AR. and could be heard for
blocks around. Orders we're then read
dismissing the men ull ii o'clock today.
The rolls we're called. and the militia
vas ordered to report at "a. m this
morning.
NOTES.
The Fire Department 10 deserving OF
SPECIAL mention. Imnsdissely on
learning What Was going on IN China
town on sunday, Chief Of the Depart
ment Gardner kellogg got hts men to-
gsther, and organized them into DIRE
patrol, and every boar sinos that time
these faithful hremen have examined
sAe various China houses, back alleys
and cellars IN Chinatown. and guarded
their engine houses and eqslpments.
Toe loyal ladies' and friends Of the
nome guards, under whose generous
offices tue soldier boys and home
gasrds we're furnished With provi-
sions, sandwiches and coffee, and
who are entitled and wili receive
the thanks which they deserve. are
Mrs. Amos Brown, Mrs. A. Melntosh,
Mrs. ID. Horton. Mrs. DIR. Mitchell, Mrs.
Sandsrsou. Mss ,nndsrson. Mrs.. 4. l..
M srsbalL. Mrx w. III, layIof. Miss q.