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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
A FEARFUL SCENE

The excitement that reigned in the neigh
borhood Of the riot at this moment was pain
ully apparent among the Singing mass of men
and women, who crowded around the spot
where the officers lay trampled under foot and
bleeding from the most CHASTITY wounds. Loud
mnrmurs were heard from the men who,
though willing to assist the officers, stood
back Tor fear Of mourning their fate, while sew
eral women who were standing near by were
borne OIL the scene fainting. Others, who had
the hardihood to remain in the vicinity, stood
by, Pale and trembling, at times weeping a.
the sight they would fain shut out from their
view Meanwhile several officers from vari-
Gus parts OF the line of the procession, to whom
intelligence of the disturbance had been com
munlcated, arrived on the spot shortly after
the men under rOundsman Brown, and sue
ceeded IN fighting their way to the side of their
prostraLe comrades, but only uselessly to con-
tend against the overwhelming numbers which
closed around them, and attacked them with
staye, club and sword, until they too, sue
cumbed, and fell bleeding to the earth to be
trampled under foot. So soon as the rioters
had glutted their vengeance by cutting down
all the policemen who dared to confront them
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
NEW YORK ON ST. PATRIOK'S DAY.
The Bloody Riot on Grand Street--Oause
and Result Of the Disgraceful Affair.
From he Now Vorl- IIaror5
TIE CAUSE oF TIE RIOT

About O'Clock in the afternoon, as the va.
rious divisions of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans OF Brooklyn were passing up Grand street
in the vicinity of, and just previous to joining
the main hcdJ Of the procession. which was
at that time passing through East Broadway,
truck drove up Grand street in the same di-
rection in which the various societies were
marching: Although the driver seemed to
take special care not to disturb the order of the
procession, by keeping his horses close to the
curb outside the line of march, he was called
upon by several officers of the Fourth division
to cross into one of the by streets SO soon as
he had heard the orders, the driver attempted
to reach one of the by-streets; but to do so, it
was necessary for him to cross the line of
march, which he attempted to do. As his in-
tention became manifest, an cutlery was raised
against him by the marshals and aids on horse
back, and in order net to create any trouble,
he drew his vehicle up to the curb and stopped,
Venturlng to ask one of the procession officials
as he did so, what they expected him to do if
they would not permit him to cross Grand
street, as without doing so he would be una
bic to enter one of the hy-streets
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
THE FIGHT RENEWED.

An advertisement in the birmingham
England Post reads:-''A lady, unable to
get daily teaching, desires daily cooking
washing and scrubbing'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
COMMENCEMENT OF THE AFFRAY.

At this, without deigning to answer his ques-
| ton or showing any willingness to halt their
mafcn Tor a moment or allow the driver to
pass, although his truck stood so close to the
sidewalk that almost double the number Of
men who were in the line could have walked
on without being obstructed in the least by
the vehicle, several men broke from the march
ranks, jumped into the truck and instantly
commenced heating him with their iron head
cd slaves Not content with throwing him
| bleeding to the bottom of the vehicle, as if
rendered more furious by the sight of the
blood that flowed profusely from the poor
man, wounds, while he cried out piteOuSly
Tor them to spare his life, they kicked and
stamped upon the PROSTATE body of their vic
tim All 1t seemed that their intention indeed
was to murder him. In the meantime the at
tenIlon OF officer Ullner, of the Thirteenth pre-
clnct, who happened to be standing in the
crowd on the sidewalk, where he had been sta
TONED 10 Keep the people from interfering
Win the procession as it passed by, was at
tracted to the truck by the confusion of voices
incident 10 the attack upon the driver He
ran 10 the spot and jumped upon the truck to
protect the object of the affray, when he was
teIled TO the floor of the vehicle and trampled
under looG IN the most brutal manner. This
dastardly act was witnessed by officers Cole
man ana hearney, who FASTENED to the assist
ance OF their brother officer, but after des-
perate struggle they fell in their turn beneath
the DloWs OF their assailants. But they were
soon on theirfeet, defending themselves brave
" from the top of the truck, dealing blows
right and left of them as rapidly as they cod
WELD their clubs. The rioters, finding that
the officers could and were determined to make
a desperate resistance as long as they were on
the truck, Immediately put their shoulders to
to the vehicle, overturningit completely upon
the officers as they fell to the ground, Kearney
receiving fearful cut from the sword of one
Of The Marshals or aids as he was falling. A
rush was at once made by the rioters for the
unfortunate policemen as soon as they had
rolled to the ground, who kicked and tram
pied them under their feet like so many de-
mons.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
Blob grlut(nQ,
Some E1ay

You smooth the tangles from my hair,
With gentle touch and tenderest care.
And count the years ere you shall mark
Bright silver threads among the dark
smiliug the while 20 hear me say.
q" You'll think OF this again some day =
Some day! :"
Nor count on years of fadeless prime;
But no white CLEANS will ever shine
Among those heavy locks Of mine;
Az. laugh az gaily as you may.
You'll think oi this AGAIN some day
some day
Some day I shall not feel as now,
Your soft hands move about my brow;
] shall not slight your light commands.
And draw your tTe@seS through my hands;
| shall be silent and obey
And yOu-you will laugh that day
Some day
[ know how long your loving hands,
viii linger with these glossy bands.
When you shall weave my latest crown
or their thick masses long and brown;
But YOU will see no touch OF gray
AdOrn their shining length that day
Some day
And while your tears are falling hot
Upon the lips which answer rot,
You'll take from these one treasured tress
Aud leave the rest TO sientness-
Remember that l used to stay,
q" Youu think OF this again some day
Some day!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28

and not one officer who was In the vicinity
shrank from the cOntest-a party sliced hold
of officer William Barrett, who lay unconscious
in the street. and after brutality stamping on
him, flung him down a cellar-way, one ofthem
remarking as the body struck heavily at the
| bottom of the stone steps: Let the damned
dog lie there, he's dead anyhow !"
During the latter part of the bloody contest
| Captain Helme, who was standing at the cor
ner of Clinton st. and East Broadway, was in
| formed of what was occurring in Grand street,
and Immediately, in company with Sergeant
Barnett and three men, whom he had station
ed in that vicinity, proceeded to the scene of
! the riot, where they were met by crowd,
some three hundred strong, which seemed very
demonstTative, but in nOwise bent on mischief,
and which the Captain and his band had very
little trouble in scatt ering. To follow the Hi
bernians, who had already left the scene, was
the Captains first thought, but on approach
ing them it was found useless to make any at
tack without achievements. He then direct
ed Captain Uhlman, oGthe Eleventh precinct,
to follow the society, and they succeeded in
annoying the stragglers considerably with
their locusts. Helme afterwards went to work
to care for his wounded men, three of whom
he found in a shanty on the street, and Others
in houses to which they had been carried by
citizens after the rioters had left the scene.
THE FIGHT RENEWED.
As the Hibernans proceeded up East Broad
way, after leaving Grand street, they for some
reason or another attacked q citizen named
Laskins, and two officers of the Seventh Pre-
cinct named Hiram Cole and David Martin,
who went to the rescue, were set upon and
seriously injured, they receiving several stabs
and cuts from swords and slaves.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-13
LEC ED !!
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PELOUBETO ANS AND
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HE a YOUNG LADY returning to her
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