The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-31

/ by this time well acquainted. While thousands
we're ,yt-wuno.ses oithe dis. urbances, rumor has
given score or more OF other versions, 10 the
truth ofone o. which, however, majority concur,
| and il Is this IN ne riotoys demonstrations
] trst oyc.9g,d M ty1Ht gfhbe Uai)a Legyte Hi4 The
/ attack ts'Hg nude By persons l0ho ,cers Dara-
! ding H Nc orr sti0H ranks. From ths point
all along Chr.n1 street. aud us fAr south as l,pm-
bard street, bTuwl> ant iio,s OcC Irgel AZ ptervls
/ of every few minutes.
AT the So dirfs' ClnpligH Club Head dlunrters,
/ Commons attn 8ultuing, situate In Chesnut
/ street. above Sixth, bricks, lanterns, and other
. missiles vrrG shJwfred q. tho building. aim h.i
Z without number. The hmdsOme IruIspL Lroucics
. OF Lincoln and johnson wHrC very much torn
I aud otherwise dishgured. The largo pl1e glass
. ~ the headquarters, together with thG Costly
T glass that alJrn, the thog wind lws Of = number
OF NE stores IN the vicinity, were also smlshc :
/ by She rioters. At this point soytlal pi'tul sIor
/ were al med, aud IN n 0afnCd Jints . .uD
/ De who resided at No. ISL s. Tunh street
received a blow behind tue he's ear, from thc
effects oi which he died % few m'1ut's alt'r.
wards. The deceased vas sixty i've years 4 ige,
Ouicer Hlmiitnn was struck on tI2 he NJ Pitl
J brick, Which made a lactrl'ed ami confused
wounc. Officer Riker was shoclUngly bcltsn
/ about the head. Chigt Rugglcs resolved blow
/ on 1ho top OfthG head hut was not much hurt.
/ Two large pants about feet by feet, nc the
store Of Mtssrs. Nanieu,cn & B lehm8n, No. G27
ChC-nut street, some distance from tho head
quarters were broken. Tho glas, in the store
q
a very large window p'it6 at the store Of Mr..
| iuruh, on the southern side OF tho way, had
hole kuOckcd through itnair the lower and.
The glass In The doors and windows Of Gran
willie Stokes store was smashed to consider bic
! extent. Also, the glass 'front.' of Harnden's TX.
press.
The glass in the front Of Mr.. L. welkel's cigar
/ and tobacco store, CDmmouwe ilth Building, was
/ broken o. atons, aud over two hundred dollars
| worth of cigars and fancy articles stolen.
/ The glass IN the adjoining store of same build
/ ing, kept by Mr.. Them, the agent of the New
/ York Gift Concert Store, was also broken, but
| nothing was, so tar 1s We could learn, stolen
A pane OF plate glass was also broken in Birds
billiard saloon.
During the riot, Mr. Samuel p Dlv, residing
! In FIfth street, below Washington avenue, VINO
WAS standing on the Sonth side OF Chcsnut street,
| above sixth, was struck In the stomach with a
brick lie was seriously iniured. It was ascer-
tLcd that thiec Of his ribs were broken.
THE ARRESTS.
Chief Rurgles, seeing the course things had
! taken, soon summoned a large force of efficient
| officers TO Localities where they were most needed.
| NJarly one hundred arrests were made, and on
| the person Of every other person S0mo concealed
deadly weapon was found. We give the names
| of some Of the worst Of the rioters -
| Henry Davis, John Mcdonnell, John Daley,
! David Champion, Charles Smith, Robert Porriue,
George Hlnkel, John Kcmblo James ATnhoney,
| Ambrose Casey Patrick Hickey Robert
| McClcmen, John White, John AIcCinire. John
! Harvey, John Jucler, james Hamilton, and An
| drew Lender
Tho ABOVE were all held to bail by Alderman
Beitcr.
The following were heard by Alderman
Patched having been arrested by Lieutenant
PauIin and his corps of officers -
John WI son, John Sweeney, Jos. McCrackcn
Isaac Mitchell, Pat. Plunkett, John Fox, John
NJ Cam, Joseph Dutern, Frank McGettigep
Robert Mclaughlin, Joseph McGillgan, Henry
DOugheTty, John Smith, John Hagau, Dauiel
Butter, Charles Miller, William Devine, Chris.
Lever, Patrick MCCue, Thomas Hamilton, Pat
| rick Puil, ]. I. Haney, and John Monahan.
| Numerous arrests were made in the upper part
Of the city, and, in fact, all along the route OF the
| procession.
MrLITARyy-This morning the 5th Union
League, National Guard, known as the l95th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel II
NciT commanding, arrived at West Philadelphia
This was a e-hundred-da days regiment, and did
good service. Upon arriving ia tho city they
made grand street parade. The nrcmcn's am
| bulHnces turned out and conveyed the sick.
Seven companies of Colonel William b
| Thomas Regiment of one e-hundrcd-days' men
| arrived home yesterday. They came uueN pectedly
and OF course had no reception.
FoHGBD NATuRALIzArIoN PAPrRs.-Ten indi.
viduals have just been arrested upon the charge
of having voted in October last upon forged
naturalization papers, gotten up in 1855. They
voted in Holmesburg, in the Twenty third Ward.
The following are the names ;-fh lmas Ken
ncdy, Barney Gallagher, Michael Volk John
Cayender, John Beney, Michael CurriGh, Will
| liam GradCy, Edward Darcy, Thomas Pussell,
and Thomas Hamilton. They have all been held
TO answer by Alderman Day.
STARVED TO DEATH ny THE REBELs.-Infor
nation has just been received Of the death o.
William IL. Bowers, son of Lieutenant Bowers
of the Sixth Ward Police, who died from thu
effects of starvation while confined as prisoner
of war in Rebel dungeons at Andersonyille. Tn,
dee eascd was one OF the crew of the Unitod State
ste ameTi Water Iplkch, aud was taken nc OssibaV
| Sound on June 10. lie was y brave young man
and much esteemed by his old shpmates.
! PoIsoNED CHEEsE.-Tho family of Michae
Trciz, residing in Otis street, above GirArd
avenue, and consisting Of six persons, were
poisoned yesterday by eating cheese bought ia
the peighborhood Az one time the parties were
seriously i'll, and their lives In danger. The
| storekteptr who sold the cheese had CItou some
| biuself and was also taken seriously Ill. Tno
| poison consists IN the c)Oring matter used in tho
| cheese. A case of this Kind happened in the city
| about year since.
| DISTURBING 4 COSGREGATIoS-rhree lads,
aged from fifteen TO eighteen years, while under
the influence OF liquor, went into the CohocksinS
| NJ. T.. Church, al Germantown road and Columbil
| avenue, last night and amused themselves ny
| mttnuptmg the proceedings. Several of the
| members undertook 10 exclude them from the
| building when the Young scampS shO we'd fight.
The police finally took charge of them, aud this
morning they were sent to prison By Alderman
| Cloud.
ATTEMPT TO SHoor.-rhis morning AleNan-
der Puryis was before Alderman Morrow, charged
with an attempt to shoot Sergeant Hamilton, o.
the polite force. The affair happened in Slutl
Tenth street. Puryis drew pistol aud threat3uoC
to shoot in case he WAS arrested. The officer paiC
no attention to the threat, necked his prisoner
and lodged him in the Station House. He wa
committed, in default Of $1,000 bail, TO answer.
The 18TH REurMENr p, ", THIRD CoAl
REGnHNr.-By a letter received 1t the Cou Ex
change, we learn that this regiment, recruited fo
one hundred days, and stationed at Rock Island
| H., under the commend Of Colonel John II. III o.
LETT, broke camp on the 23th instant, and Is cy
pectCd to arrive here on Thursday evening OF
| Friday morning next.
| CITY MORTALITY, - The whole number o
deaths reported by the Board Of Health last weeb
is 27O, Of which p were from the country. The
nativity Of the persons were-United States, 22i
foreign, "a unknown l3i from the Almshouse
| o; people Of color, 81 from the country, Il
Deaths and intermonts Of soldiers, 80
CoLoRED MAN SHor.-A coored maa, who's
name we could not ascertain, was shot on Satur
day night, at Tenth and Locust streets. Tn
Eighth Ward democracy were forming for th
parade at tke time, and the act is supposed q
| have been committed by one Of the number,