Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-16
MILITARY BILE.
..~snsrp Of Chiaese-Farther Ar
,,.ss-Permits for neesings-Csart
usysisI and Military Com
rsfsstau.

usrsisI and Military Com
nsississ.
Long before the hour set for the de
ssrsurs Of the steamship George W. z
AR for San Francisco. 9 string o
ch;,smsn might have been ssen tro,
,..s down from the direction Of Chias
.sxn 10 the Ocean Dock. with thei
,seoses in handles attached to eithe
nd Of poles, which they carried Of
,heir shoulders. There was no disorde
:, coufusiou, and no ChiDsman va
snrpeIled 70 a. on tue wharf, or 10 sta,
,hsre after be got there. In due tim
- sompitsee who had taken the mat
=, Of their transportation in chars
Isarued thst the steamer Was only nj
Ioved by lag TO carry 20 steerag'
,ss.eoqsrs, and as word had been re
..iysd from Port Townssnd that ther,
sr,s seventy or eighty Cninese Their
s.itinQ TO take passage ou the Elder
she vsnld only take ITO from Seattle
Ticket. we're Purchased by the commit
tss sld issued TO that number Of China
msn. Who went on board, and aboui
afty vl,o we're anxious 10 90. but 9hs
ysrs unable TO get on board, rsturnec
10 tseir quarters TO await another op-
aortunisy. Gee Hse said yesterday
rat there are fifteen or twenty China
s,su here who have money to pay theil
ovp fare, and that they will 90 on thi
nsrt steamer.
ooUgr HARrIALED.
,paryusns 10 Field Order No. I, q gen
al Cart Martial Assem- mbled at th,
Osorthouss at 10 o'clock YESTERDAY
uoguina, fer the trial Of Private car
usy. OF Company q, the soldier who
took II upon himself TO clean out tbs
sstsblisnmsnt Of Tong Ye CnonR, on
Main street, and VINO succeeded 10
friahtsning the Chinese aud treakinl
several large lights In front OF tbs
store. The Court was 10 session sbeul
an hour, after Which 1t sdjoarued and
reported its fndiogs to Bfigadier Gen.
srh John Gibbon. who has not yei
nsds them public.
ID spesking of this matter. an old
soldier who has been In the service a
long time. said: Am afraid IL will
10 hard With Carney, az such oonduc,
q be IL charged with, during the pend
snsy Of martial Law, 10 almost as bad az
II committed In time Of var. You
probably remsmber the case OF the
soldier Who resisted his captain while
~ we're here last November. When
20 got home be vas court martialed
and sentenced TO imprisonment for
three years. would be surprised II
Carney gets less than five ysars."
THE MILITARY COMMISSION.
On February 1lth special order No.
10 vas promulgated, providing for q
Military Commission, formed for the
purpose OF trying all civilians Who N "
Be charged with offences daring the
psndency OF martial Law. The follow
iae shicers comprise tue Commission
Captain Joseph Green. of the Seattle
kides, President Of the Com mission
CaSfain J. @. Hsines, of Company ID
George kinnear, of the Home Guards
Lieutenant q. l.. +. Kellogg, of the Sc
sttle kihes; Lleutenant James II. Met
oalfe, Of Company ID. Captain George
u. Hill, Assistant Adiutant General,
sas detailed as Judge Advocate and
Recorder. William ID. Wood was ap-
pointed steneRrapher of the Commis
sioa. This body met yesterday morn
ine. and after being in session an hoaI
adjourned until today. The proceed
ines are conducted with the utmost
privacy.
ARRESTED.
Sunday evening. by order OF Genera
Gibbon, police officer W. III. Pinckne,
vas arrested and placed In Jail. He Il
charged with completely with th,
scheme for the forcible and unlavfu
expulsion OF the Chinese.
Yesterday forenoon j. 4. Winsoot
vas also arrested and locked up.
PERMISSION TO MEET.
Yesterday afternoon, on proper show
ina being made, General 0ibbon issues
the following permits:
huJrARr HEADQUARTERS.
OFFrcK OF PRoyosr MARSHAL,
SxArTLK, Feb. 18th, 1886.
Permission 10 hereby granted tn,
Board Of County Commissioners o.
King County, w. r., to meet aud trans
sct all ordinary business coming bsfor,
them. BY order OF Brieadier Genera
John Gibbon. 3 W. Scorr,
Assistant Provost Marshal.
Queen City Lodge, Knights of Pyth
iaa will hold regular convention to
night In sesordsuoe with the fells xina
permission:
Murray HkApouARrKRs,
OFFICE OF PRovosr MARsuAL.
SEArrLx, Feb. 18th, 1886.
Ito y. W. Clayton, O. O.: Permission
3 hereby given 20 the members ot
Qassn City Lodge No. 10, knights o.
Pythiss, 10 meet in their hall tonight
Ne 18th instant. By order Of Brisadiel
0saseal John Gibbon.
A. Z. ALDEN, Provost Marshal.
NOTES.
Notwithstanding the very strict ordel
2 slation TO The closing OF saloons, 10,
dtunkeu soldiers we're seen about tn,
afeeie yesterday. One Was arrested ans
tos other worked bis way 10 tae CON
p&ntea quartcrs unmolested.
An application wall be made 20 Gen
uioeon by the Mayor, asking permissioI
10 convene che City Council on Fridal
evening for the transaction Of import
ant business.
Chief Justice Greene excused al
eeua jaers in attendance on the Dis
VIC Court for tws weeks.
Some coward wrote an anouymou
latter 10 John L. Good 4 Co., bras
ioandsrs at the foot OF Commereia
street. to be on their guard lest thei
psogefty be destroyed along with ID
mssdence Of NJ. J. Oarksek, Who eu,
ploys China h.y IN his kitchen.
U n. Hsuford raised by snbscriptio
ysslefday q saftieient sam Of money /
oefray toe funeral and other expense
o. Charles q. Stewart, who vas shc
&y.
John W. McCleary. proprietor OF th
IDAHO Saloon, arrested by Acting Chic
* fstics Jacklin for selling liquof con
s1y 20 Gen. Gibbons orders, "a
hesd ey the Provost Marshal tsS, vhic
PAID. aud vas rcles ed on a promis
be voald respec, the rule hereafter
PIANO TUNER.
rsos. CHAYroa SrAMpxR vili max
xuiaf visits 20 this city for the pur
80 OF toning pianos. The foliowin
Nf OF recommendation frem his for
NJ employers in London is given q
sAAnsee OF his competency
ufrfcn hxnrSeEk 4 SrsoRNxSoxn,
opposite Crystal Palace, London,
February s. 1855.
= tns 10 to certify thai Mr.. Chayto
snpef has been in our employ 70
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