Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-12
PACIFIC COAST.
Arrival sf the seattle Chiaese - sAA
Ernuetsra


Fraaet.eo-
sAs FsAScrsco. F-h. ll.-Tee steam
ship Qs-eu Of tie Pacir-, which sailed
from SEATTLE 90 toe aay the collision oc
Cured be veen sniliiis aud citizens
arrived here az $50 O'Clock This after
noOn Sae b-iRs- 1876 Chimes. who
elected % leave S-sstl-. When tue yes
sel xss DO I'D there xss free OF
aooat ses-ess ave poiis-m-u s.AIsaej
on re s,t-5 and Its apr 1sc1e. to
kser bask The constantly inrressir Z
crowd N prevent any hostility. The
pop1i.c~ ~s- good nAfar=d and allowed
itself 20 o- ke,s IN hand. So long as
the Chinese were KEEP below there WAS
no app-srazce Of disorder, bat when
they sers brs1ghi OF shore for eIsmi-
natIon OF their baggage, the crowd
broke oct IN wells and boots and ye9e-
tables we're thrown, bat no serious
troable occurred.
Our Trade with China.
SAN FRAscIsCo, Feb. IL. - From
figures contsioed in the Chamber of
q um-roe report msas plslic tsasy.
tie merchasdiSe exports from this por!
II China ia 1855. amounted to t36J2.
log the same period to s. 949V45. Ine
trade balance against tss United States
through this pert Is 81 $40, Sol. Maxi Z
allowance for the payment of the trade
aance as given, and the export Of
% $4,000 IN treasure, the drain on the
country through this port into China IN
1855, r-sened $40, l3s,450. In 1854 IL
vas 80. lz3. $50, and In 1888 II vas 81
453 S53, making total for the three
years of S23.7I6,0s5
The wicker,ham Murderer.
San FRlscIsoo. Feb. ll-Mr Mozley
of the PaoI1o Mail Steamship Com
pany, received the following cAolegram
today, from the osmpany's agent az 70
koham A, Ia reference TO the arrest OF
AnR TAI Dack, the murderer Of Wick
ershAm:
The American Governneat b 10 With
drawn its request. ami auder the cir
cumstancss the japanese Government
wou'E arrest. CENrER"
He sent this to police headquarters,
and Chief Crowley forsarded this tele-
gram:
Hon. L<lInd Stanford, Washington.
d C.-fhe agent OF the Pacific Mail
Company here received the following
from tine agent at Yokohama: Agent
Motley. San Francisco-Amsric Gov
ernment has Withdrawn request. Under
the circumstances japanese Govern
nent wont arrest At the time of
sending, the steamer bad not vet ar
rived. Il this true9 IL so, have Secre-
tuy Bayard make a demand on the
English authorities at HonRkong under
under article 10 of the treaty between
America and Great Britain. | will cable
description to them. Answer. r. Crow
LKY. Chief of Pelioe."
Arrested for ksaning . Lottery.
SAN Francisco, Fab. ll.-W. A. Stew
art, Thomas Beckert, y. n Lewis, g. A.
Fox aud VI. Oadell we're today arrested
by police officer Hsndley, tue first two
being charged with managing q lottery
and the last three with assisting In
carrying on a lottery at 81 Market
street. They hAvs been selling packages
of coffee and tea within which watches
and jswelry have been placed as an In
oentIve to purchasers to invest in the
hope of getting prizes in the pack ages.
Ali were released upon bends.
Horrible Accident.
This afternoon John Packer ascendsd
a ladder to oil the machinery in the
spring and mattress factory at the cor
ner Of Sixteenth asd Howard streets.
Inc machinery caught kim, taking his
hsad completely of and stripping his
body Of clothing Deceased WAS q ma
tive of Connecticut, 63 years of age and
leaves u wife and children.
The California aud oregon.
RKDUISa (Cai J, Feb. 1i.-Doring ii .
past Kwo days fivs carloads of Chinese
nave been shipped TO the front to CON-
plete the work IT the California ..and
Oregon Railroad.
The Whitensh Eggs
SiS FsAScIsco, Feb. ll-rhe white
ali eggs sn rsste for tbs New Z ,aiand
Government from Worthwhile, Michigan,
arrived here today and we're repscksd
for shipment on the Alameda, which
sails Saturday. Only about two bun
dred out of the million we're found in
bad condition. These we're thrown out.
The remainder of the spawn are IN
vigorous health.
The Anti.Chinese Petition.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1.-The Erarl-
mrs Washington special says that X.
L.. Deaksrs. Of tue Knights of Labor,
mas received from the order in Califor
MA copy Of the famous Anti Chinese
petition. Ii is sent him for signature
by the Californians temporarily resid
ing here. Il is expected that the petit
ton will besr 10000 signatures.
Among those signing IN Washington
are General Rosscrans. Judge l.. l..
Bullo,k and j, L. Rev all of California.
Shippiag Intelligence.
SAN FRAscIsco. Feb. l.-Arrived-
Steamship QueeR of the Pacific, from
Seattle steamship Coiunbis, from
Portland, and steamer Alki. from Ma
a6imo.
S.iled-Stsamer Wellington, for Ma
naimo; bark Aureola, for Tacoma.