The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-26

the other two policemen are badly, but not CANCER
ousy bruised about the head and bleed prousely The
Mr. Ress is not badly hurt. The ball passed under the
skin ON the top Of his head without frasturing the
The military are ordered out-ths Light Guards,
Ssrs Artillery and o tine s e; IN Guards Special G
Mayors office. The Mayor has issued order for the
arrest Of every man with weapon who is not an officer
FIVE O'CIocK.-rhs Light Guards are coming in their
fatigue creis with loaded musketry. They loudly
streets. They take up position in Randolph street.
north Of the court house; All the walks around the
court house are cleared BY the police. Many Of the
SIX OcLocK.-Ihs National Guards have appeared and
Fave ssa s Ss s
shot have taken position to guard the public square
Quiet s pretty much restored Persons who show any
rested
The Mayor has just issued proclamation requesting
leave the streets to the possession of the military the
special police and the rioters The citizens accor
6ingy dispensing All boys found in the streets after
The following is the Mayors first
p.n,o,,, .., II ~ At On, ... s,u.
and Ciari Streets on the corner Of Randolph are
BY M 10 h.ap
they may e injured j ed. y the firing L. D. BOONE
German has just been arrested in front Of Milers
beer hall, Randolph street, with United States short
sword concealed his perron. Another is taken with
of powder, box Of caps and a score OF bullets.
sEvRN O'CLocK.-Judge R. q. Wilson and Daniel Nc
Troy ESQ., have just addressed the crowd In Clark
street asking ali peaceably disposed citizens to retire to
Policeman George W. Hunt has revived little, and
child. He has been the police only short time, and
is much esteemed The German who shot him, and who
himself shot by citizen is thought to be dying in
Weston has been taken home His recovery is con.
sdered doubtful. The two others spoken of badly
heat ont he head hay0A Ala Thgv
comfortable One is named James Chubb, and the
Other g special policeman Melville Wilson, .,
Randolph street. between Clark and Lasae Sentinsls
guard all the approaches to the court house. The bad
Randolph street. facing the square, have all been
searched and guard placed ct each end Of the alley
ali night Stores and public buildings generally are
closed. SO that the gas viii keep up.
Firing is hard in the North and west divisions and
forces said to be rayng there for attack the
military. One hundred special policemen have entered
duty Guards are stationed at the bridges with in
structions to swing them open any other than peace
NINE 0 CLocK.-The city seems quiet. Some men max
ing disturbance have been brought in within the last
hour from the North division The number Of rioters
in the jail is thirty four in the watch house, thr
teen total number arrested, forty-seven.
TEN O'CLOCK Officers c. p. Bradley and Allan Pnker-
ton have just reported at the Mayors Office that they
have patroled the North DIVISION and discover
signs of further outbreak The firing seemed to b.
artillery frequently change position, always command
ing the four streets around the public square. The
military will be on duty all night.
MIDNIGHT. is quiet throughout the city.
No person or vehicle Is allowed to pass through Clark
street from Lake to Washington, or Randolph street
cept travellers from the railroads wishing to to the
Sherman House
SUNDAY, Two O'CLOCK A. Mo disturbance bas oc.
CURED. The Light Guards retired for q short
pite leaving the National Guards and Flying Artillery
duty.
SsyEN OCLooK-The Light Guards have relieved tbs
National Guards The Artillery remain on duty with
change of men and officers in command.
EIGHT O'CLoCK-Policeman Hunt still Ives, and some
hopes entertained that he will survive. Accounts
brought to the Mayor that squads Of armed Germans
are moving in the North division. rendezvous is
ported at Clybourne avenue.
The arrests made during the night have increased the
number of prisoners to fifty SIX They give their names
as follows