The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12
MORE TRousle.
q Nes Esns the Cs,ses~ "f seattle. Vssh.
Ter. .a Hoard . ~saiy-uas Aaasassties
m. A~I

q Nes Ran. the Ca,.~se .f seattle. wash
Ter. On Heard . ~ss,y-ras Aassasssies
n. nsJ-
xsrrl W. T.. fch s-Ai last THE
ions drasn cat ansEcaiDsse agitation has
rracaed the eliminating rosn; 81 TAR as
srstfle Ia concerned. Il, wss sho1xhs tY
u.aty that ~hsn tie URilrd States ,fonps
urrr Withdrawn irssn here The s<i&atsoa
was isai, aad a. wr-xs went hy ~5ia1s1s
The cossns "a on % az .vsSt art THIS orls-
!sa was strengthened As es.nis shs's.
however,. THE !-yiInx ~as pit csrO Dormant
and lhr s<ia.ofs haN. tsea sas"slF AstnS
plan. all ,h~ whis-- Aa AaI&t a3RT~s nz~ss-
ins ws< heai saturday sitsrno-sR q; whhhs
,,gurnli,r- was sruo5piet for the n~;sfssals
patIose 20 visiting 'siuat"SR AMI s~rr
an.as whr,h,, Ito citv san tAsy fesa.s
lous Ncsr ~Iroicfis pi-~~sssi
raw CnNNIrTXE svNCT< otr
Thls cumh4.tt-- cusnus~scvSi ts work -
.esrn o'ctrk yesterday uarybinx headed oy
Artius Ihlef ~ ffsscr Nasphs ami accan-
paat7I - AL ~nosiu9u~ cTosd HAsch bad
a.Ispnfs cesn- tosVth~f ty a previous
understanding. B, ~pnse-ir! Ia Chinatown.
vh.u Tie me-ie 81 p,ocrdure was sinPis
The ulmi,t would sVpsoaca a Ch.ne~e
LAA4SH 8Hfs NafN a H-+E &@fr 'HN 49,
occupants Appeared thew wei. as&~i qucs-
iors c~ur-fn ug the Observance 81 ciiy or
diuzocv% WhI.c ;hc csuyyT.ai.on Vas ia
Ir.-Ic>. the crowd Ww1sd enter The bouNe
anil h~sn packing ,h,' eanieuis nfs'n .
wagon. which would apr-ar 81 iha: tunc
iurr. IL Wa USlrs, tof the th.DsIasn tn
frsl, anal lbey srarta.y srquicsrsvt With a.
.ossi a srarr ~ ,-s~Slbs-. When their taoN-
able .O.ai> were iOats~i ia TIE wagon. tl'sy
wer. sSu plzccd un tsafd and driven - IN.
dock whrrr tie Queen 81 the laCl6r Wa
living. rrady io sail for san Francisco Not
The slightest warning Of this movement: hal
been gwen. sni the authorities ~~r~ totally
uurfrparrd foF IL. Tha poiIcr force gen
rraII. s.d,sl viii the crowd AMI made no
effort Ia stop The work of removal
Ihc: Shirts efforts io d>g~rSc the
crowd werr uiavali.ng, ani Gov.
.fnor Squire is,aSi n pFoc ams;ion
commanding them Ia dspcr.~, sh.ch
WAS read 10 the crowd. IL was ~
cr!y,d With a bow Of defiance. IL had ~
~>olu,ely no lacifylng effect The attempt
vas then mAan ro ring 'hr ire bells but ihes
we're seen Sllencesi. Two !ocal COMPARES
az militia aud three companies of home
guards organized AZ tse tim. the tnii~d
S;at-> troops were Withdrawn. however. re-
NlFbslsb - tAAstf ~ rts'a ~ ~ t*'
,iu. they were ready Tor action their
seemed nothing for them IN d.. About tos
Chinamen were huddlci together In
the warehouse on the ocean dcck.
aud an immense crowd prevented theus
from returning 10 their homc, Indeed III"
majority Of them showed much inclination
L. remain, n they were Thoroughly cow~d
AMI eager a. grt away. The officers of this
steamship. however. refused to receive TIC
Cinnamon without tickets. They prepared
water hose and took every pfscautiou
To- defend the vessel from any alt-mpt g.
force the Cinnamon on board. la ihts dt
icmIna q collection WAS started and enough
money subscribed io pay the passage oi
about loo Cinnamon. These were received
on board. each on. expressing bis desire t.
M. AMI declined offers Of th. officials, e.
protect them from violence IL they To-
The steamer should have called
nj one J.. M. but was delta ursi tn a.. hnIs.s
that SOM. arrangements wnuld b-. made fof
the passage ot the remaining Cinnamon,
who were huddlcd on ,h. dock unable a.
return Ia ihei' homes aud perfectly willing
Ia go out
About five =. M. the mil tia marched
la Chinatown and took possession. II
ihofou shiy deserted cNccp, by "A fcw
merchants. who had been allowed Ia I~
main Temporarily. NJ six =. VA. a writ a.!
corpus WAS ISSUED, charging that the
were illegally restrained If THEFT
liberty on board the steamer. The VII,
vas made returnable nj ten o'clock last
evening. In the meantime the steamer WAS
from sailing.