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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

MAYOR Fox's PoLICE.-For O week past the Police
Court has been busy and the following is the result
of the trials: -
Policeman Samuel Rhoades, Of the Second district,
charged with insubordinato in refusing to do duty
was docked one weeks pay.
Norris Mulcahy, of the Second district, was
charged with false arrest. Michael Even was stand
ing the steps Of his house. at No. Reed St., and
said something about bull-headed policemen. 1t
seems that Mulcahy was passing at the time, and
returning, arrested McEwen Mulcahy was dis
missed.
Thomas Duncan OF the Sixth district, charged
with sleeping on post, was docked ten days pay.
Stephen 0Donnell, OF the Teuth district, charged
with lighting in the street, arrestng cltizen and
using unoficer-like language to his superior, was
dismissed.
Henry Genther, OF the Seventh district, charged
with sleeping on post was docked five days pay.
John L. Dardne, Of the Eleventh district, charged
with entering the station house drunk, was dis
missed
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THE GUNNER's RUN MYSTERY.
Continuation Of the Coroner,s Investigation.

Continuation of the COrOner's lnVestigatiOn.
This morning at 10 O'Clock Coroner Daniels con
tinued his inquest upon the body of John Graf,
which was found under suspicious circumstances In
Gunner's run on Sunday morning last The follow
ing additional testimony was elicited:-
William Rodish sworn-I visited the Green House on
Tuesday afternoon and from the material and cut of the
clothes and general appearance Of the body of the
opinion that the deceased John Graft he had lived
with me about weeks; he generally steady
worker but last week worked but four days, and
drinking good deal he paid last Saturday $3.50 and
had S left he invited me at o'clock that evening
TO glass beer-th at it was the last would
take with him - him after that the deceased
told friend of mine at O'Clock TO take his he deceased
kew and IL that he didn't want to take IL
with him in the water" he told number of times
within the last four five weeks that he intended to kill
hmself while he in the of working the bench,
he would throw the clothes he sewing away from him
and exclainn, "Have they come nOw-see them!n He
would jump from his bed at night and make similar
elamations he told that he had devil in him ~ he
was in the habit of drinking heavily.
Ferdinand Troende sw"rn-Recognized the body at the
Green House that of John Graft knew him ten weeks
slept in the bed with nim for five six weeks he
had been drip king hard him last Saturday
noon he TO me that he would kill himself il he got
drunk again."
The jury rendered the following verdict
That the said John Graff came to his death by
suicide from drowning in Gunners run, at the foot
OF East Girard avenue, on July H. 1889, while labor
Ing under temporary insanity, produced by intoXi-
cation.
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FROM NEW" JERSEY.
Destructive Fire.

New YORK, July 14.-Clark & Elson's store
and large barn, Bum Brothers store, sheds
and stables, the post-ofice and six dwellings,
were burned yesterday in Union village, New
Jersey. The loss is $25 600.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

CRUELTY TO ANINALs.-David Rogers is Jersey
man. He came to town yesterday with two horse
team, and while driving through the Tenth district
Sergeant Hess arrested him for his animals having
Riddle fined him and held him to appear at court
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
FROM NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, July 14-Three million dollars in Gov
eminent bonds were awarded. Jay Cooke Co. took
all.
The Java takes out s81s 900 in specie for Liverpool
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AN OWNER WANTED. "A chest of millwright's
tools was picked up at Twenty-hrst and Walnut
streets yesterday. 1t had been dropped by two
fellows who had been chased by policemen The
tools are at the Fifth District Station awaiting
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

SHoPLIFTER.-Yesterday morning Daniel Deal,
ooored, was arrested by Policeman Nixon, of the
Third district for stealing piece of cloth from a
store at Barron and South streets David was cap
tured, and on being given hearing before Alderman
Carpenter was held for trial
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
FOURTH EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

The Mississippi Election-Proclama
tion of the President-The Balti-
more sengerfest-The Yer
ger Habeas Corpus
Case-The New
French Gable.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

A LADY ATTACKED.-Robert Long attacked a lady
at Second and Master streets, at 10 O'Clock last
evening and Knocked her down. Robert was ar.
rested, but the lady disappeared. Robert was held
by Alderman Helms for trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
FROM THE WEST.
Shot by n Burglar.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, July 14-Mrs. b. A. Ormsbee
a widow was shot dead by q burglar in broad day
light this morning, in her house at West Green
Mount Cemetery.
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-Frederck Stephenson, at
seven O'Clock last evening, was arrested at Seventh
and Lombard Streets charged with cutting John
Bungferd In the hand. Frederick was taken before
Alderman Carpenter, who bound him over for trial
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

SALE OF A BRIG.-We call attention to the adver-
tisement in another column OF the American brig
William CTeeYy, which will be sold by the United
States Marshal without reserve, to the highest bid
der on July 81 at pier 80, East river NewYork city
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Nsos see inside Paoes.
by TELEGRAPH.

w. IBr TEIEesAPHl
Liverpool, and Moro Castle, for Havana
EoRIHfss MoS1soE July l4SSAEriyed, United States
for s all TS She ST
well Reports Port-au.Prinee healthy.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .....JULY Ii.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA. M..""",7Sl IL A. ..........Tl9P. M........7s
oLEARED THIS MORNING
Schr Addie Fuller Henderson, Boston, Weld, Nagle AGO
Scbr w A; orocker. Baxter, Boston, do.
SchT Charles Cooper. Nickerson, Manchester. do
BsrqHS MsrssIstts cleared YESTERDAY . bound to Cork
or Falmouth Tor orders not as before reported.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
S mSse 10 SG@ST % B.ipS gSrs' hours from New York.
steamer H; L. Gaw Her. 10 hours from Baltimore. with
BSTduentine White Cloud Freeman days from Calais.
with lumber to T. P. Calvin 90 vessel to Lennox q
sShr veEna Sawyer from New Haven with 200 casks
seSr CABOT Parker, days from Boston with ice to
Sehr = Blake Packer days from Boston, with ice to.
BELOW.
sehr j. Ricardo JOva from oienfuegos.
S P; ri 81; 5;'rrg FgsSS following boat. left,
here Tor Pbilsdeipha this morning -,
John and Annie with lumber to Patterson LippReott
Iycoming, with lumber to j. =. Woolverton.
co,responde,ee eS@. f4aadsIphia Exchange
BIsakwsisT IN in %S last have all left one bsrqpS S5s
brig pGssed IN TO-DAY. LAbAN IA LfONb.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Haidee Mcdonald, for Philadelphia sailed from
Kingston, ia, 2pth ult.
sehr Adde, Brown, Philadelphia cleared at Port
land yesterday.
Schrs W. H. Burden, Adams; Isabella Thompson Endi-
and A. j. RUSSELL Chapman hence for Providonco
at New York yesterday.
Schr s. r. Wines Hulso, for Philadelphia sailad frou
Providence llth inst "
Schr j. Burley Sanders, hence for Portland, At Nav
YoTk yesterday.
sch Charles woks for Philadelphia cleared at BAlti
more 18th inst.
sGhr MARI Sykes cleared at Baltimore 18th inst
sohE Hannah RlaekmAn. Jones' for PhilAdsphiA. sailed
sohr NJ. NJ Merrimsn. BAbbitt. hence At DightOn 7th
Instant
Sohrs O. T. HaWley, Davis; r. H. Wilson, Harris; and
iEzie TAYLOR hence, at Providence llh nstae latter
for PRwtucket.
schr Vsshu sharp Sharp, for Philadelphia sailed irom
~ H., 10th inst.
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CORNER STONE LAYIHG.-The cornerstone OF tn
new synagogue at the southeast corner OF BroaC
and Mount Vernon streets will be laid with appro
pirate ceremonies on Tuesday afternoon next, at
O'Clock.
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THE JEWISH PULPIT-On Wednesday evening,
July 81, Rev. Raphael DC levin will lecture on the
Jewish Pulpit, in the Keneseth Israel Church, on
Sixth street, above Brown.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

PRESENTATION II. III. Pritchard, OF
the Eleventh Police District has been presented with
q beautiful silYer-m0unted revolver.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

ULEARED THIS MORNING.
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Boston, Weld Nagle Co.
Schr W A Crocker, Baxter, Boston, do.
Schr Charles Cooper. Nickerson, Manchester, do.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Barque Margaretta, cleared yesterday, is bound TO
or Ealmonth tor orders- not as before reported.
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CLEARED THIS MORN

STATE THERMOMETER EVENING TELEGRAPH
7AM..... IL A. M Observation-Disclosures
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-14

NEW YORK. July H;-Arryed, steamships Scotia, from
Liverpool, and Moro Castle, for Havana.
FoRIREss MoNEoE, July H.aaArriyed, United States
steamer Nipsic Commander Sefridge, from Port au
Prince for Washington all we'll She is quarantined
inspection Lett French corvette De Estrees portal
well Reports Port Prince healthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
NOTES FROM TIE SUMMER RESORTS.

Lake MahOpac is becoming every year more
popular resort and its guests becoming less select
The hotels at NaTagansett Pier r. l., are so crowded
that the placard standing Room Only" has been put
upA reduction Of hotel charges at Niagara is under dis
cussion. Summer tourists show disposition to avoid the
Cataract and its extorOns-Thc Catsk Mountains have
but few visitors thus far this seasOD-ere is re-
cpe for the invalid who wishes live in of roses
all the year round. Begin Jacksonville or Fernandiha
Fia in November; at Aiken, S. c.. in December; depart
ing in April for Norfolk Richmond; letter there till
hot weather and 60 Northern seaside or to Niagara
Falls thence in September, to tho White Mountains,
winding up the year by autumnal trip
TO Montreal and Quebec, coming home by the st. Law
renee ana the Thousand Islands Vary this il you like,
by trip to California in early Summer returning before
the rainy season. and just in time for the Winter beauties
OF Newt Orleans, Savannah and CharlcsOn.-The beach
at Cape Nay says The Philadelphia Press the finest on
this continent which is probably The surf at Newport
is frequently too tame Long Branch has surf at all
only irregular line OF whitecaps the surf at Cape
May is regular strong and safeThe Stockton House, at
Cape May covers more than an acre OF ground It's man
hall is wider than the hall OF the ROtunda at Washington
The dining-salOOn measures $50 feet in length by
80 feet in width. Tho ground upon which it
stands was marsh year agO.-Bue
walls wound around the hat of gentlemen is watering
place aectaon this season. means that the party is
gaged.-They talk Of building an OperahOuso at Cape
May. The Sea.Breeze Excursion House has already
proven a failure as theater-The hotel propretors at
the Cape not on good terms When hop or German
is announced at house a similar entertainment is an
nounced at another for the evening The result is
that both fauTcs.-Fayete Springs tho special
Summer resort of Pittsburgh Penn They among the
Alleghanies Mountain hotels sprinkled among the
peaks in all drectionsHote board is sir dollars day
at the White Mountains The "vaue received for this
amount is given by correspondent Of The Hartford CoH-
rier as follows: Leathery meat, soggy potatoes heavy
bread rancid butter hay tea rye coffee, and damp beds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30

the musical Instruments and the other the few bats they
possessed But being pressed by about 5O0 niuriaed
negroes compelled TO retreat 10 the Citadel carrying
OF the wounded A gentleman In the crowd being
pressed closely by the mob drew his piston and fired
doing no damage, Tightening the rioters He was
Immediately arrested. The Mayor being now on the
ground was appealed TO for protection ms ne declared
he was unable to give, saying, d" am perIecuy pow
erless." He had ordered up the entire pollce force
who, under tho command OF Lieut.. Tart and the
detectives, under command OF Omcer Pmluppl,
ehdeayored TO keep the pence, put I'M
successfully. Finding that he poweress, the Mayor
invoked the aid OF the military Col Andrews command
lug the Citadel promptly responded ana deac hment
OF men with loaded muskes soon under orders TO
escort the cOOred band and the Carolina Club the boat
As the line marched down the mob frequently Jeered and
yelled In most provoking manner but made no agrees
I'VE steps being cowed by the dozen or more Dayonets
that were I'm the line"
The editor OF The Nets adds 1--WE do not desire to be
understood 10 mplcate the cOOred people generally IN
this affair. On the contrary believe that many col
Ored men deprecated IT, 1t is simply the outworklng OF
class OF idle vagabOnd scOundrel who curse 10
community, and who must be queed before the public
peace can be preserved and in the event of such an az
fair again happening, believe that the respectable cit
liens, white aud cOOred will be prepared TO take the
matter in hand and attend to it without the assistance OF
ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
POLITICAL.

The Fifth Assembly District Union Repub-
can Association held a special meeting last evening, TO
receive new members. The attendance full. and
over 10 members added Several were pro-
posed to be acted on at the next meeting.
The Kentucky election takes place on Mon
day next There State officers be chosen-save
Treasurerto indicate the present strength Of the parties
direct Issue. But members Of the Legislature TO
be elected and, with them, important county officers.
The Union Republican Association of the
Twentieth Assembly District held their regular monthly
meeting last night. But little business transacted.
Dr. Thomas sent in his resignation member Of the
General Committee. On motion Of Mr. Bloun the resg
nation was accepted Mr.. James b. Taylor appointed
TO fill the vacancy. On motion, the bylaws amended
by inserting third Thursday" instead Of the third Fri
day" the evening for holding the regular monthly
meetings OF the Association. The of several
members were proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30

thought best to take hiA' 10 Kingston, four miles
distant where he would be more secure. carriage
procured and Deputy Cons Die Noonan and another
officer started with him for King on During the ride
ing the large blade made q blow witA upon MT MOO
mans head. The point OF the knife strek te CohstaDes
badge in front OF the cap and broke the fore Oh the blow,
but even then cut his forehead severing a artery,
aud also cut cash in his second bl0 cut one
OF the officers wrists quite severely, aud Mr. AM was
not secured until he had struck third blow, ant cut
the other wrist OF the officer Handouts then Put
upon him. and he kept secure. lie was brought u
Boston Tuesday night by the late ran and was taken
to the Massachusetts General Hospital Mr.. Allen was
member OF the Massachusetts Senate in 1863 and took
part in the police investigation OF the last Legislature
counsel for parties who wanted the action Of the state
COnstabulary investigated. He is man OF extremely
nervous temperament About three months ago he mar
IGd daughter Of Mr. Franklin Haven. The whole affair
is sad Deputy NOOnan's Injuries. although pain
ful, are not serious Mr.. Allen taken Insane
Asylum Yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
THE STATE or TRADE.


FsAN FRAycoo july % Four quiet unchanged
A GaG S 1 at az aSS .ss. bush. whit. Stat.
lots AZ % and 200 bnsh at 20 bags Rye quiet; State Lowia
sales 200 bush No Western Mred i6 Central Eeya.
tor Barley Malt quiet Oats dali and lOaeri sales 1900 bash No
MoBILE Jny closed frni receipt sals,
wnT"sToS Js1 2sTnprSoe@SSir. active az 800, Crude
S25oG 80 ROso dull for all grades Tar 50 ,,,r
HUasr Ga J1y 2ocoon dull; sales, Sc bales; receipts IS
SAyASsAH Ca July Coon-Nothipg doing, receipts. hale.
bales receipts % bales Gold 1856 Eralgesterng O NeYo.k
Extra So S febe EsiIa &c IS corn ii a. Oats 7,s7e Bran
81 o. nay Prime. o. Pork holders asking So 20
T Te%.p9 s s % III Western g ree a'I css r;
BrTf1Lo july 2HRecp-Flour 1000 Wheat % 600 babr
Wheat q 90 lasb 6,t. 5000 bush Fcg6~isic or Wheat
ie on Corn ag9 &C. on oar, 10 Ss"HGt fSsI very Sy
e. IS Wheat dull dropping and unsettled sales Of 9 eco bush No.
Mbg5 AZ al TO- coog at n, inside sgups. Corn dull
chaagei only retail 10 5 we're reported 1850 bush se
dn m Western. Barley nominal Rye nomsd
retail business at 5 o. White Fish 50 and s. q per bill
Mi51S Horb 2c FrrSe, aroonnyE OH srm, Supersse s58
75 Extra s. sc sos Double Erta s6@ 50 as Treble Er.
Choice Pan 7as IS; Choice to Fancy Sl 2a 81 IS
.@Ia 0sen y ' et G5 Cbo md PsTe- Witt. s o8a
81 H. heavy; nc Fsuev White 73c Old Mixed Csc
Baeonshoas ss Gsst , Rib sides l9.S Clear SIDE. &C.
Lard qae, a Gls Cattle quiet and up9anged Live Hogs ;te1I
At sS@s9 - Esespts0 oo loo ossi ' %O 0aAi
0swgoo July -fo1I steady AM uneRanse 's's. go SS t
SO for Double Extra lower; sales 5000 bush No
Milwaukee Club 90 sales last night 1000 10 Milwaukee Cub
Unchanged sales lots Of Kiln dried AZ 81 o Corn Meal =! 70
p cNt MI Feed steady shorts saiS*11 shHaa: 20 Md
7I Lumber to the Hudson - So Rsioad eighis Flour to
H. loo bush Wheat 1890 bush Cora 800 Four $4,000 &c,
Lumber Canal BIpOs-8gOO bush Wheat bush Cora aoa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
INSANITY AND VIOLENCE OF a PROMINENT
LAWYER,

The Boston Journal gives the following de-
tails Of insanity OF the Hon. Augustus o. Allen,
prominent lawyer OF the Suffolk barr "Mr Allen was at
Duxbury Tuesday 10 participate IN tho cable celebration
at that place, and guest OF Mr. Wright His conduct
entire day at the house strange and
dcaye OF insanity He did not leave the house during
the day and wandered around with suspicious manner,
and i'm conversation frequently intimated that lie had
strong suspicious that the cable dgntares and Others at
MIR Wrghts were gong TO drown him. Whenever he
suggested this 10 supposed TO be joke and was
laughed at aud lie would join In tho mcTriment. To-
ward nghtfall, however, he became violent and
suspcOus and finally when the house was fun OF visit
ors declared that ne knew attempts soon TO DO
made upon his lilc and he proposed to check them IN
,lsou Ue became very violent, aud yelled ana shreked
Ike "A mailman. Oiiccrs were Immediately sent for,
and three state COustables were obtaued IL MAS then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
TIE ATE RosToN FoRGERY-EIGHT THOUSAND
AHS A-' DOLLARS.
A yorv hold and successful forgery was per-

netated I'm tins city on Tuesday, which resulted Ia "a
a ~ $1,000 10 the forger The circumstances
Nc sfautially as follows: Some time during TUESDAY
cheek FOR S. 900, bearing apparently the sighate u
No. ireNser Sweet Co., bankers NJ NO 40 Statest
,1 rosented at the Second National Bank corner VI
staiest and Merchants.row, and was oashed. i no
bcb Tas written upon blank similar 10 those useu W
1ro,star sweet * Co., but the imitation was so ipga
ft tbat Inc clerk OF Brewster Sweet Co detected t
$500 i'm an instant when he was making up us ~
noSat vesterday morning The signature OF tl9 Il h
@ Excellent forgery, and might have deceived me
', 49,, ,grItten on OF the blank checks useu ny t
~ ,rba checks made payable TO the peatodd
l 49, ' order and in this instance tho name u 1Se
,,no, tha TACO and Endorsed upon the Daok ui t ri
~ ,rGen N was presented ut the Second NJ
~ y,"l that OF C. G. King. Who @. g. King - aoSs
nH e,yect & Co. do not know except that ny
man bearing that name brought sVme soI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
THE DAUGHTERS OF ST. cprsprv

BosToN, July ga Convention of thu
Daughters OF ST. Crspin commenced in Lynn Yesterday
and IL J. continued today permanent Organization
was effected follows: President Miss Jones OF STONE
ham; Wee President, Nancy Whitmore OF Rochester
A., ana Miss Eatcs o. Auhurn Me; Secretary Miss Abhe
JacGhe or Lynn. Tbo Committee on Credentials re-
ported ~ cegHtes present. representing the folio wing
toWhs and elites: Lynn, SOuth Arlington. St0nebam
Danyers North Ea7tOu North Bridge water Auburn, Ne
koehest' n j. oan Francisco. Cal, Chicago, ILL.,. aud
Phiau, hlS rem. Tie objects ~ the order dent
cal VIII ihOac or e Knights at ST. Crspin and the pur
pose 81 ms Convention " 10 form National Grand
Lodge - that the various lodges In the order may DO
confblntd. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
THE RIOT IN CHARLESTOM
FULL PARTICULARs-UNITED STATES TROOPS
CALLED OIT

FULL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATES TROOPS
CALLED OUT.
The Charleston NelCS publishes the following
particulars negro riot which occurred last Monday
evening: After the game OF ball throwing match was
proposed and the police attempted 10 clear the ground
Tor the purpose Then followed one OF the most dis
graceful riots has been witnessed III CharesOh
A policeman ordered COlOrcd man named Raie lizard
keep clear OF the lines lie replied ~ "A suBy manner
when a few sharp words were nterchanged Whlch re-
suited in the negro cursng the policeman and his arrest
by the latter Upon beng arrested lzzafd resisted anu
struck the policeman, and just then an attempt was
made by number OF negroes present 10 rescue h inc
other policemen duty, white ana cOlOfeG, cahe
promptly forward the assistance OF their cofau inc
riot was spreading. United States soldier htd Deeh
struck and soldiers, policemen and negroes became
mixed up Clubs, bats fence rails were ~
standing the efforts OF Major Ogleby who was on tio
ground, and who used every eXertOn TO quiet the op
they continued to attempt TO rescue the negro ana NeG
as persstenty resisted At length the presence OF mn
iaTy force cleared field and lizard was brought luo
the Citadel continuing TO curse and resist the poeeha
who had him IN charge Even after being carried lht9
the Citadel he fought and kicked, evidently drunk,
locked up the guard house. The news ncahNIil
spread through the city like widre, and IN very shDi
space OF time about 5000 negroes hdd asseliDi y
in the vicinity Of Ctadcsquare. Mayor flns1
bury arrived the spot soon after and endehNoI
10 dispense them, but the mob refused 10 obey anu
tinued 10 assemble breathing threats All inc VIZ
against the baseball clubs and the band OF musicians
Why their wrath directed against the coloreu D"n
II rs impossible say save, perhaps tho TACT may 20
counted for by It's being limited abroad that tney
Democrats Thinking that the affair had enlteIy
OF the Carolina Club prepared To narch 10 INC
Hall where they proposed 10 entertain their
having formed the line, ana headed by the ia
yauDah Band proceeded down the main walk 70 thJ 80
on CahOuu-st Here, the band composed OF 81
men emerged from the gate, they were met With Nm
lev of stones from the vaeahOnd mob without a.
wounded several Of the mon. The cooIed men co.
the band aud the baiss being unaImed, used n' VN'