Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-14
SIXTH BAT.
e,bb,n stu At the Head sf
s.y naaieipai Anairs.

sristence Of martial law, s&ken
.,,.esioa With the excited stase OF
.,nmuui.y during the psst week.
= s,upie.ely pros,ratea business. and
.-1l yr,bably take sone time for 1t to
-. ia normal condition. All
- o, business are suffering. sx-
-, "a. hotels and restaurants, which
-, 10 be doing reasonably veil.
r-,.l il very light, and bat few people
.e.ips into town, while. owing To
.,oaition Of affairs, n great many
sc be going out. A gentleman
..ms 10 FROM the Davamish River
.,a., ssys be counted eight men
..otiac il along the railroad toward
fssoms. ;.. .,
...,,b Yesterday thers were Q great
ss.s pereons on the streets.
errrrse READY re 90.
A ,eporter, in company With ex-
xs.se Lesry and r. @. Montgomery,
- 4 tour through Chinatown yes
-, Afternoon 10 ascertain the in
...sioo 81 the Ohinsmen With regard TO
-, having sn the Elder Mr.. Lsary
- slvays treated the Chinsmsn fairly,
~ they have q great deal Of confidence
: raj he saw 20 them. He advised
II ~ Cinnamon 60 be ready to 20 on
-. Elder, except the few who have
,,soerty and have nst been able TO dis
- Of is. fn reply TO vhs; Mr.. Lssry
"a Ges Hse, resident partner of tbs
Am Of Va Chong d Co., replied:
II think all the Chinamen will 90 II
,hsy can get their fares paid The Chi
ssasu are very poor. since the Queen
-, have epened free eating house,
vbsts every hungry Chin aman who has
no money can eat tvo meals a day. !
.ssd shout sixty for nothing. know
lbste Ia Q feeling against Chinese stay
IA here, and tell them to go, bnt how
su they 90 withou. money TO bay tick
~, Siuos this trouble oommencea our
irn has iost $26. go in one way and
sssthsr. The Chinese merchants Who
v,ss driven out Of Tacoma owed us for
esods, snd many OF the Cinnamon vho
ave been driven from one place and
,sother owed us, bat cannot paw. When
ths trouble took place at Newcastle, We
bss Q good deal of money. AL the
r,ods burned there belonged TO ~. i
ave made q canvass Of Chinatown. and
lihink between l50 and 100 Chinamep
vii be ready TO leave on the Elder, and
u ths tickets hold out probably 200 will
n The Chiuamen who came mp from
sss vharf when the Queen left, have no
slses 10 live. Their stoves and dishes
vus hrskeu and property destroyed"
COLLECTING THE wHRaKwrrH.
FEARING that the money 10 buy the
tieksts on which the Chinese who desire
10 es should run short, j. r. MoNaoght
and Y. II. Osgood went around with q
uubssriysiou yesterday, and succeeded
In uisanQ several hundred dollars In
sdditsnn 70 the amount sbtained before
Tho dspsrtnre OF the Queen, and 10 IN
shousht the Elder will have all the
sssefses passengers she will be permit.
isd 10 carry today. Her hour Of de-
prtufe 10 l O'Clock, and as no China
nan will be placed on board vhs does
pos wish 10 Rs, no trouble is spprs
hssdea.
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS.
By order of General Gibbon, W. p.
Murphy. ex- police officer. who vas aot-
ine onief OF Police at the time the chi
asmea we're forcibly expelled from their
sosses aud taken to the wharf. Was
paesd under arrest. Yesterday after
soon George venable smith. upon the
ssdsr Of General 0ibbon. was arrested.
IN THE ouARp HOUSE.
Besides few persons locked sp ten.
possriiy on trivial offsnses, the persons
allowing are confined In The guard
house O. II. Metoalf, plasterer +; J. J.
Qainn, musician; W. p. Murphy. po-
hsenAn; n. Cunningham, piasferer F;
Thsmas Cooper, boiler maker; NJ. Mo
Milan, mschinist F; WI MoCann. shoe
maker; J. J. Hannigan, oopyist: George
veuabls Smith, lawyer Ed. Donohue
md O. o. Young, aRitators.
THE xuIrAsy COMMISSIONS
Hss been dissolved by promulgation Of
Field Order No. /. It Was thought bes.
sy 0ensral Gibbon that the accused be
risd BY men Who did not knov then.
oounr MARITAL CONSTITUTED.
Field Order No. /.
MILITARY HEADQUARTERS,
eRArTLE, W. T., bIuary Is. 1885.
Aesneral Court Martial will assemble
u Vie county Courthouse. In this city,
u 10 o'clock q. m. on Monday. the l5it
Instant, or az soon thereafter ~ praosi.
sahle. for the trial of such persons a.
nay b. properly brought before 10.
DETAIL yoR TIE oouRr.
Aeussnant Colonel issae ID. De Rus
~, ltth Infantry.
oassain Augustus II. Bsinbridee, l$th
iafAntry.
Captain Daniel ". Burke. 18th In
isnsry.
ospsaia Thomas +. Toee,. Itsh In.
hntry.
cspssin L. b. Moseiey. Assistant
tofnson United States Army.
flrss Lieatenant Patrick Hasson, 18th
lAfsntrv.
First Llsutsnsns Frank Taylor. i4th
infantfy.
First Lieutenant Robert A. Lowell.
ltsh Infantry.
sssssd Lieutenant Stephen J. Mul
aall. Nsh Infantry.
seceud Lieutenant Henry O Csbell.
lfs fesrteenth Infantry.
captain A. III. jackson, seventh In
lantry, Acting Judge Advocate Of the
IMPAIRMENT. Judge Advocate Of the
Courl
No other officers than thoss detailed
eAn Be assembled without manifest in
iaIy 10 the service.
The court 10 authorized TO sit without
nesrd 10 hours. and In undress uni
hfEA hy command of
hSroAprxn GxsxRAL Grnnox.
JoHs z. wrsska.
hrst Lieutenant First ARTILLERY Aide
Acanp.
orHxn cRpHns.
rhs folloxiss apecial order Vas pro
esl1ated for the couvsnience OF tocf-
sAAats and customers:
Especial Order No.
Oryics oy pnovosr MARSHAL
sKATrLx. Feb. IL. issS.
20 mach of General Order No. 3.
sslsd Military Headquarters. Seattle,
tsofaAfy Sth. 1855. as reiatrs 10 the
seaane OF husisess houses % O'Clock
n. 10 hereby altered 90 40 10 allow
sosn 10 Be keps opeu from o. ~. until
a.. ex~ps on Sundays.
rssses ~ili not Be required Of eitisens
vees The hosrs shove named.
ne order does not apply 10 saloons.
~ authority OF A. B. ALDsx,
Provost Marshal.
NOTES.
AnumeeT Of mintsteys cf the Gospei