The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-10
Militia Still Hold the City
lll' of Seattle. Sr
..-,pa GOT THE FEVER, TOO.
,a..y Measures Being Taken
Pts;'-s.Ias Abiding Citizens
" asPort townsend
-.osblesin Oregon

rss.e 5 absolutely no change |
y. NATION this morning. The
.ls y" still on duty. No federal
a---ls lived, as expected from the
s2 ..5, s1D5pas.s sent to Washington
~, .sl,stA SILL HOLD THE CITY
.;.. martial law is enforced. The |
.. hare been thronged all day the
~ LAIN, filed with strangers. a feel
-, ~ tbs most intense bitterness pre-
- = an all sides and the situation
~ Ia ~ m. we'll be more grave. The |
q u ~, first call on the President |
~ 9' ,-oons was made on Sunday and it |
T y, expected that an answer would
p Hri,opt. 1t was understood
We. " troop, il0m Vancouver would !
s 10 tbis morning, but as it
l - transDirss they have not yet re-
80. 80 origrs and have not left Van
20 The militia has been on duty |
Cooont;nuousv since Sunday morning |
-SJ 9re utterly worn out. No words |
a.. .,,-' eTnrsys the anxiety of the citizens |
IN tbg presence Of Federal troops. APP
,sI after appeal has been sent to the
o,s,ileat and many Senators and other
eminent men have been telegraphed |
\ me him 10 take action. The Chi
AZ QUESTION does not now seem to |
t-.- bu! ha5 been lost sight of in the
sues. engendered by yesterdays
sllici, Ehiie there is no doubt that
Home Guards were attacked before
h, and that they acted in self defense,
1..te.es. imprecations are heard !
r1s. them. The authorities are
a,nrsd AMI ready for any emerg-
1- Citizens are generally respond |
4 y.o the call for volunteers and many |
IRE been enrolled. The Cadet Corps
Of he Territorial University were sworn
n,o the service of the Territory this
t7aung and are now ou~rtered with
me militia. rus afternoon, lug -,
t5o,j.ies toOs charge Of all firearms and
,nmrnition to be found in the stores
n the cjty and removed them to the
rog-tbouse. This was done to preclude
a1g attemp; being made to seize them:
charles Stewart. one Of the men injured
iaye.erdsy's conflict, died to-day. His
death had the effect Of
uCRRAsIS9 THE BITTER FEELING.
There is talk Of making his
funeral the occasion of a grand
demonstration. The following were
among tie general orders issued to-
dy.
f'4rl. 0rde', Nos.
Any person violating the provisions
o. al! Law Of the United States or of
washington Territory, or the ordin-
aacss o. tie City Of Seattle, in force at
ias TINE Of Tue PROCLAMATION of martial
AZ heretofore made, will be promptly
arrested and summarily dealt with.
.. o'dsf Of the Governor.
,.slsdl W C. SQUIRE.
5"'lI Order, No. 10.
40 :s'iss shall be issued to any one
-.FeN on the streets after
4 -',-. except such persons as have
,, ms .llea absolutely require such
.-sS,. iaen only when it is made
.Yysaf 10 the satisfaction of the pro-
.--isnal that the person applying
~ apeaceable, law abiding citi-
\. '-o mas endeavored to uphold
~ Within the last ten days. All
=. 'naA De registered in a book |
- =. =. mat purpose, and the person
ing the same shall enroll his name |
4. s4i book; said pass shall specify |
a. - -.,-S, within which it is good. I'm |
q =. +s-sl as above, all passes or pa
lung to be passes, shall be
~. y oy the provost guard and re-
M ,s-'o As provost marshal for can
s L. !, W Scott IS hereby appointed
,. IN provost marshal. Ali per
I'll Aeep open any places of business
\ recorded IN the provost mar
AT OLYMPIA.
-4sD 0gn. February 9.-oIym-
w. This morning about I
49, moo commenced taking pos
Of the Chinese houses in this
s..I al alarm was given by ring
T-s' Before The citizens could
'la' was happening, guard.
u u members of the anti-Chi-
'auOn here, was placed in pos
" each Chinese house and the
e. ~ were ordered to pack up and
Y nv, mob was led by a young
$50 e ~ hetzel, who was recently
S>l -; = assistant enrolment clerk
n'aIure, and who has held a
lsees, III some time, in the Office of
.>>s. auditor also Junk dealer
lasl isH'es who took Up his residence
',y Ia s5.1hs ago, but who evinces
stJ Of . .Iie the town. Hetzelis a
ies bae ,.a13or. Bosses OF the Chinese
- tas Ia S oeen given three days to
we an,; n. and the employees have
Wy. Sba-SS 70 leave at 10 o'clock
' 1i,n ,tu billings has summoned
ia aos ,rrtas, and they are being
Sas'ys az, Wagons have been hired
80 's ;6in ,ae Chinamen's property,
-'l Of tie SsEafe quiet, with the ex-
crowd on the streets.
9g-r,. Osr DENIED.
,asea1s p osn, February s.-port
assnd ~ !, 7 The report that Port
Noyio,Ia charge Of a mob is I'M
!ed here to the Chinese is an
ing he Employers are dis
chinese and hiring