The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

Iae approach - Se~c3sf.s bx the sheriff
saa Eis pose Ees fsate ~ifh great esM
;1oa. Bridges SeSe carefully rzasaf-fa
lure sne fsstn vas AieMeG 10 rpn S4s~
hlaB5s wfss srHsa and the trata raa into
AeFeeszle Slowly. Pat tAe rsot VS. esss-
and starfeiY Enyfhinx wes 10 - sses,
few aass gssAeFe4 II fke dexxsg
kat Information ~ the arair f1snfa
q exfra1teo wigs elEfsulsv. Tas ssser.fF
vas ssa1n tAs Place where the s.ssfv ~
f.'ies99 Eas lf4ag. and BE- visited sa-fs 81
We sn.aTsd szsa- Al 3 e'esnFk. lesglog 3 -
Taasss a. SaNeassle. he tfs4k tise trssss -
Sefst s9es % kensaa. where saDt Efsa@r
Nils Waiia8g- TIE kegH3zs AffegBsen frzir
ANsi iss a3fslE arrived f-aft seattle tse-sfss
1ssssHer kaat ana sssisssnf and Or r.
Aiaef aisa asfisisBf. wge had heen eMFn-
nisrlFf. -aff Watkins naa also eassae
down ffs,Ea FfaakHa and was
aNAfhng some Conveyance 20 take
Hin - Newcastle Al BEARDED the
train ami vent saex - that F.sae4, ar53s-
ing f5sssfen sr.i 3 n Tie esroner
lad decided to bglug tie bo3g - RGstsu
- seatlis foT ise TaFJose Of holding EH
inquest. and zeccF4ingly number II sub
FsSenss 81 Witnesses we're sssued. and they
~efe brought % sszttie With the BODY.
EeHEEL 1oSEs ARnEsTgp.
Upon Information fled b. ore James
AaaAfkey, Howell +. Jones. the fAfnsr Of
lisNslyu Jones. was arrested on the
charge 81 mHsdsriuR REs9on. MAiaskey
sAys he ssN JONES Gre pistol and Huston
man states tisat Jones fired the shot Mr.
Jones states, however. that he car
easily show that he took no part
sha:eyer 10 the not. He was .hese
aud With pistol bat he 5id not fre it a.
All The ball which penetrated kTtsoa's
sad ~ many 10 be that from a
Winchester Tise several other
persons besides Mr.. jones' have
been accused 81 the killing. but none have
been arrested The paris returned % Sc
atsie last night at II o'einek. On the special
to-day.
THE sgws - SEATTLE
Grasaly exaggerated accounts Of the
I tfoEhte were circulated Ia seattle Il was
reported that Eve eE six men had been
killed, and that ne entire country
about Newcastle was 10 state
81 siege. and that terrible casualties might
ensue AZ any moment - gsncFsl we're
THE reports Of the thrilling state o. affairs
81 Newcastle. and so little could actually
DC learned that Col. Ha.nes decided is
move On 20 the scene OF the trouble. and
accordingly he started On a special
WIG his companies. at so D. m
The following STAFF Officers aud men
naie up the militia force: Col j. e.
Haines. surgeon =. 4. Churchill. CAPT. J.
A. Hatfield, Eomrissary; r. }. Grant, Reg.
Quarsernaster. Lieut. ". 7. Sharse. Reg.
AdiE' I1enf. G. II. kiiiingsr, Aide. sergi.
Major, l. :. Booth; Com. Sergt,, G.. II. Han
ford.
Company E-CstfaIn, Z. u. Carr: Lieu
tenants, W X. Th0Fneii and W j. Graves,
ard the following members % the con
pany Osborne. simmons, Downing. Belt,
/ fisken, Peters. Aibsrtsoa. kellogg. Bowen.
Baxter. Collins. Carr. J. Doheuy, Dalton
ksgieson, Foster. Canaan Could. Hanford,
keaie, lanes,nn, Aeany, Miller, Preston,
straat, TaiiInan, White, Wood aud WASH
burn.
COMPANY D~-Capt. G. l. r. Kellogg.
Lieut.. A. p Brown, lieut. ". r. Gorham,
and the following mea: Crisf. Bfannan,
kaufman, Mais0n, Wilson, Ames. Yoan-
kerr MsFfoFa, amythe Amcs, RYAN. Eail
Davis, Davies, Moosery. Moore. Turner.
I wismolek, clongh, Fndeu.
TIE engine OF the train which bore the
militia became disabled out by the race
I track, So the companies returned to seattle.
Upon the return it vas learned that all was
7 quiet al that time nj Newcastle and II was
decided to await further orders. These
came about Il o'clock last night, when word
was received from sheriff Coohrane, v no
sent a special messenger ffom Newcastle
Z to keutun that he wanted Il more men II
was considered here that IL Gochrane
( needed any additional force at all IL
should be an ample one, aud 10 was CON
( ciuded 10 order 0ut 90 men
; fTOts Companies u aad r.
( orders were accordingly issued for
. them Ia be in readiness to 20 on a special
,raia al { o'clock this morning. The sher-
j 10 5 idra Wa - Gaye only twelve soldiers
: IN citizens clothes, bur Col Haines thinks,
( II the militia Is 20 assist the sheriff at all.
IL Is best 10 send enough men 10 gucn the
I riot rather than - few that il would sim
5 ply he aggravated.
a report reached here lat night that the
miners 81 Gilman had sworn that they
T woald have the lives Of 10 men for the one
I lost IN KustuB, aud that they would 20
over 10 Newcastle tu the morning and
clean ont the camp" The rumer had nc
authentic origin.
Following Is the satherl,y for summon
ing the National tinard,
CIRCULAR LETTER, 40. /.
HEApQr AETERs FIRST BRIGADE.
SEtTrlE, w r.. Jan. 4. isS9
Cox J. C. uaines. Commanding First
Reg. y. 6, M.;-in!orn alton received from
William CochrAne, sheriff Of King county,
I W. r., dated az Newcastle, conveying in
formation that a riot was then In progress.
and asking for a detail of troops Ia be Ia
readiness 10 proceed 20 that point 70 act as
a posse comitatus, and communication By
wire having been INSTRUCTED, and, in con
sideration Of the gravity Of the situation,
F FIVE men being reported killed, and upon
/ tue advice and recommendation II :. III.
I Piles. deputy prosecuting attorney OF King
county, Won are hereby directed 20 pro
I ceed Immediately with two of your com
/ pauies 90 that point. and, on arrival, YOU
will repor, 10 William Coehrane. sheriff OF
/ King county. as a posse comitatus.
{ First Lieutenant aud QaarteTm2stel
( +. J. Grant VIII furnish transportation.
BRIG GEN. GRO. D. HILL
PAri pHEiRRY,
lieat Col aud 4 A. e.
omclal:
( CuAs H. KirrtNsEa. Aidie-de-Camp.
ORDERS FOR To DAY.
HEApQUAKrERs FIRST REGIMENT,
NATIONAL GUARD or WASHINGTON
SEATTLE ". r., Jan. 4, 1855
Special Order. No. -
I. fhree officers, two sergeanis and
i twenty men each from Companies u and
q are hereby ordered 10 report AZ the
Armdry ~ 3 A. IN. saturday, Jan ). iSSa. IN
fatigue uniform with twenty rounds OF
ammunition Der man. prepared % proceed
7 90 Newcastle, W. +.
H. Major and SURGEON r A Churchill
Lieut.. aud Q1artrrmarter +, }. Grant and
Lieut.. aud Cammissary :. A. Hataeld. viii
report a. regimcutal headquarters at the
sane hour Hy order
l0rFIcI.Ll &c. HAINEs.
Colonel Commanding First Regiment
", r. SHARPE, FRS Lieut.. aud Aaii.
=
hUGNEp STEAMER MErAACEp. The steam
or Josephine hiss been placed on the
route formerly taken By the lrif Erickson,
with capt Nihhe a master joint stock
company was organized hv the merchants
v. sidney and Colby 10 make srran EcJueass
i0r the pare base Of the Josephine, the price
asked being $500 Al the FIRST meeting o.
the company fcw DAYS ago. - coo in cash
and 5000 ga bonds were subscribed. aud
since then the whole sum has been raised
aus satisfactory arrangements inside with
the owners - The josephine II speaks
highly fag Capt NibtC that the recent dis
asicr has IN no wise dcirarfci from the Is
teen IN watch hc vss held b. his fellow
citizens, Tbe Josephine will leave the
Uatfivld dock every afternoon al , o'clock.
Ma niocS oS FRONT STREET. - Capt
David Gilmore gave orders % Mr FISHER.
the architect, yesterday, a. once - pre-
pare plsus for hts new br.cS and stone
block 10 be sitaRicd on the corner Of Front
AMI University streets. The building viii
Dc 10 feet front and no feet deep. and will
he thne stories Ia the troai aud six stories
IN Jhe rrar. The two upre- floors viii %
divided info at6ces and roHnlS The main
iioor ON Frpnt street VIII Ire divided into
stores with .arge plate glass windows lae
lever stories Will front ga West st-eat aud
trtst - far "a eglesata houses Msrrhpa scs