New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
THE BIZ RGEN RIOT.
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Slauchtsr.house 20 keep q watch upon the movs-
ments Of the rioters srd 10 preven' # ps'ib's, any
further distractions being placed upoo the frsck.
The rioters made further demonstration in that d.
rectiop, ana everything remained quiet dnrng the
night.
Mr. Alfred Aus.in, who accompanied the Mayor
on Sunday in the capacity % aid and arrested three OF
the parties seems 10 beye been suglei ont for the
purpose OF re.alistiOr. While absent on duty on
Sunday night, about O'Clock plumber Of the rioters
attacked his house situated on Beacon avenue, op-
pos,e that Il the Mayer snd in the vicinity OF the
shmty. Several stoncs were ihro~n through the
windows one of which, weighing over IL pounds,
LODGED upon a bed in close proximity 70 bic hule
daughter but fortunately without dong the child aoy
hsim.
TIE housekeeper, who was there alone with the
two children bsrricaded the doors shortly asr which
an unsuccessful atte mpt made TO force one OK
them open. Mr.. Austin returned home sbou. IL
o'clock and discovered several men lurking around,
apparently on the witch for him. and, upon attempt
irg TO enter, rome ten or twelve OF the men made
rush, when he Ietreated across the street to tho
Mayors house. and not fed him Of What was going on
Mayor CollsId directed him 20 assemble the citizens
to assist in protecting property. About q dozen ct-
zers cane forward. and stood short distance Of,
while Mr. Austin, armed ~ith q revolver, entered
the house. ard removed hs family TO pace OF safety
At this tine the rioters in the bushes in the
OF the house but did rot appear inclined to come out
On the 6rs; occasion, they 6red four shots at Mr.
Austin.
The housekeeper states that the rioters struck
light and attempted to set fire TO the premises, but
for some reaaop they did no. carry out their object.
Between 10 and II O'Clock parties we're discovered
AL tor Of tha Int ha ~a
on the alert, ard hsd they attempted any violence,
they would have met with warm reception.
Between IL aud O'Clock MAYOR Colard, with
about dozen citizen, went through the shantes
end arrested one man. Who was engaged In recoon,i-
,ering his house.
At noon yesterday the May Issued the following
proclamation and offers of reward:
PRocLAN,rIoS.
l, Abraham Colard Mayor of the City OF Hudson
by virtue of me authority vestet 10 hereby NJ
tfy persous citizens, RESIDENT OF solonrpers IN the
CITY Of Hudson thu al ublsgss, cro~ts or gath
erirss Ole hereby forbidden and all persons Who shall
be found engsged n such gatherrgs to the number OF
twelve or ore, gill be arrested and dealt With accori-
ing 10 the statute in such msde snd PROVIDED,
whereby any parties 50 offending upon conviction,
may b. punished by fine of 81 Ooo, imprisonment .:
hard labor for three years, or both, a. the pleasure OF
the Court. -
ity AB'A CoLLARD, Mayor.
Guy Of Hudson, Sept 9, 1850
$500 REWARD.
hereby offer $500 reward for the Arrest AMI co.,
votion Of any person persons engaged Ia ssssnlt
ing the house Of Alfred Anstio 10 Hno-on CITY, on the
Ighi OF SunOay the 18th inst, VT, stones and other
Missiles thereby danserii he hives q the srs'es
! ABM CoLLARO, Mayor.
| Hudson citp, Sep. 10, 1889
The n.ilk trains dae yesterday on ths Ns~Yok and
Erie Railroad at Jersey City a. 1874 o'clock a. m, Ar
rived there at O'Clock.
! The trains are nov leaving On regular tine
Tue special police force Of Hudson City still on
duy 10 prevent any further acts CT violence by the
Iioters
Yesterday every thing was ~ quiet usual and but
| few Of the psrticips nts were to be seen.
ExANIsarIos OF THE RIOTERS.
During yes.erdsy Mayor Collard was engaged o.
the Court House in holding preliminary exsmn ,tion
against the persons charged with being engaged ia
the rots and stopping the United States msi'. lie
was assisted by District Attorney L,tell. The fol-
lowing persons were srssbsd and identified by one
or mere persons as havpg been directly engaged in
the rot Michael Moore, Dennis o Ioughn, Michael
Lyons. Thomas Daley John Dri.co, James Conroy,
John Murphy, Henry DogsD, Felix MoCT'y, Ed.
ward Riley, Oliver Stanley Henry Dekeroo, J.
McDermott, James Klroy, Michael Welsh, E3wGd
ColabaD, EDWARD Garvey, Patrick Wood, John
Leonard, Paul Sbome, William Holmes, D,nnis
Hayes.
The further examination postponed 10 o'clock
this morning.
Last night Mayor Colarj, with number Of citizens,
intended to 30 through the shantss and nske further
arrests.
The New York and Erie Railroad Company yes-
terisy afternoon employed men to set 40 nigh. watch.
men over 50 much o! the track would probably be
nterfered with.
CARD FROM THE LOsG DOCK COMPANY.
IL hs t.-D s0ppsed BY that par, 81 he public who no
familiar with he that the not aud disturbances The
Fre Rairosd tE,ck % Begin by the TaDn. wOrkmsn Arc
owing default d n. Erir Railroad Company hs
Lors Dock Company. IN no, mssir their p,Jusn,s.
l. Il these Compares tns impression, and 70
stat thst thi. J. not the fat -
The Rr- Company did coItrsct for the bp1ios 81 s
Tugus and do lot eater Into ensssms1t fdrnh any
par Of 'be fupcL
b'nc. They paid cabusctof hs ssszns@ D.
seyuou every dollar that doe and In addition paid Bin
81 tstb had ssrLed % TIE lon mt ALTHOUGH n,ths ~
On Tbnr.d.y lat va. furnishes Mr. seymour By In
dysus Dnfcos - ibs Lous D0ss C1mpny with The under
ssucLz 'Lsi II would enable Lin pay his Tbs
Db1stOu furnish, but did Mr.. sey
with II ant other .ss.src- be-
pseied Ee could fy bis uDu the elss 81 The
month WHEN spo.br payment would be due - him 10 s
p.ctasicn ae vi di,spp.i.,sd ROBERT h BEKDsLL
vic- President u the Loag DDss COMPANY.
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