Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-13
TEE MIIIIIA EIIILtEp.
Regular. sahsIitatssa In The,r Piaets.
wflftla Believe I'd 81 asy. squire

Regular. sahsIitatsa In The.r Piasts.
VIM. EeiIesea ~ ssy. squire
Daring Ttgrsoav night Tire p2irosuss
arrested several erzaken Eer and ore
ChinaTnsn for t,eing % the streets SIih-
oat pass, aud rot having satisfactory
excuses they we're plaeed 70 tie guar
house and Kept tai nsorping. whsn they
we're released. when the Chnsmau
xas arrested be evidently tboasht hs
wss going 20 be msrdsred. IasRnn2 from
the manner N which b. yelled and
cred Ia his poke, -ss fg1kd Al old
bluBds-bgss Of = pistol, which n dis
charged xould b more liable 20 inJure
the pegs0n shooting than toe person
shot At.
TUkTHzs AEREsTs-
Thomss II. Camptsii VAS arrest
81 Tor sedltiOuz language and threats
made against the Home Guards When
taken before the Provost Marshal, hf
Campbell expressed regret over what Be
had ssid. Aad did everything De could
20 square himself with the Ofhesrs-
After considering the case in all ITS
bearings. the Provost Marshal de
slded to release bin apOu the promise
that be would not again BE- guilty OF
nsin9 language calculated to Incite a
rot
T.. MoCann. a shoemaker, also charged
With IRRESPONSIBLE language. was arrested
and locked up. he sud the others under
arrest will be tired a. soon a. charges
can b. Formulated against them.
The commission for the trlsl OF these
offenses has adjourned until Monday.
Mike Cunningham, q p,asterer. and
fhomss Cooper. bsiiermaker, were ar
rested by order Of the Provost Marshal
last evening. by officers Jones and
Morse, and placed in the guard house.
LEAVING TOWN.
A large number of gamblers and
members Of the vicious and non pro
duciue classes have left Seattle since
martial Law Was declared, and airs liable
70 STAY away until after the soldiers
have returned to Vancouver.
A DKMoSsTBATIos.
The experience of the past week has
exploded the theory that prohibition Is
la pOssibl Ia Seattle. Last Monday
the ediet went forth that all places Of
business where intoxicating liquors are
sold should be closed and kept closed
until further orders. This order not
having been revoked, the saloons have
been kept closed since, and many an
old topper nss bet compelled this week
20 go without his regular morning drink
for the Arst time ia years. Those who
have their money invested in the liquor
business, and who depend upon that
business for a living. of course are snx-
ions that the order for closing their
saloons shall he revoked, but Just bow
soon this will be done il only known by
General Gibbou himself.
REVIEWING THE MILITIA.
Yesterday forenoon the Seattle Rifles.
Company d. Home Guards of the city
Of seattle. University Cadets and the
gentlemen composing Govsrnor qaire's
staff, assembled at the Courthouse to
receive their orders from the Governor.
The Governor stepped upon the veran
dab. after the military companies had
taken their places Ia front of the Court
/ house and proceeded to read to them
General Order NJ. Y. which was pub
| lished 10 the Posr IsTELLI0KNcER yes
/ terday morning. He tsld them that
most molly had they performed their
| duty in suppr, ssing the mob violense
| inaugurated on Sunday last by the law.
less element of the s0mmunity In theii
interference with the right of a peopl,
xho are lawfully 10 our midst by reason
% treaty stipulation with the countr,
10 which they belong. lie said further
- Not only the people of this Ierritorg
! bat ths people of the entire Uniies
States have oause TO thank yuu tor tn
fearless and determined manner II
9hich you defended your homes ant
the laws aud treaties Of your country
| he confidence of tbs people of the Ter
riloTy l. secured IN tins that her citizal
soldiers are ever ready to uphold an,
malutain Der dignity. The G1verno
takes this occasion In behalf Of th
people II the Territory TO proud
thank you all. as soldiers and citizen.
for the noble and conscientious mAuns
in which yeu have discharged the dutie
you have been called upon to perform
After a0me farther remarks, in whic
the Governor advised the citizen sol
diers 10 always stand ont boldly an
foarlessly for the right, and uphold TIA
lag and laws OF their country, he an
nouueed that they would now be tempo
ratily relieved from duty.
Before the militia dispersed photo
graph was taken OF them AS they stoo
In line.
Captain Kinnear disbanded the HON
Guards, aud allowed them to take the
private arms home.
The Rifles aud Company d were r,
viewed aud temporarily discharge
from dnty, except small number ket
in reserve for special service. Rfts
which the regulars took charge.
! A detachment of regulars were scr
out to guard the powder house.
William JGoklin has been appoints
Acting Chief of the city police fore
vica Murphy, suspended.