The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-13

graphed back that he would send fny, end Capt.
luckily very prompt, OF a frigh,ml scene OF blood.
shed would have ensued In t.le hrst encounter the
Sos also jar d. several e" o the oaf we're also
confused and otherwise siisatly Injured. The Cath
olies lost Que man, shot dead enierns the breach,
and II Is impossible to sav how many injured.
y. - s1.t,.i ss % ~" ee'ssam.as 's V'rfSa Sn c SS
to scatter, and moved "a In the direction OF
the Eighth avenue In mobs OF twenty or thirty.
During the Elm Park skirmisb, the women and
and ~ soon a. the main body or the Catnocs vas
scattered, parties of thsm, escorted by
Nine,y.nrst and Ninehe,h streets for the
EiahtD avenue ears. In many Instances this was
., .u."lSS s 1Ss ' shS s e ny"s1 into the IRE . by
sion OF BY the Catholic party, and there run.
minE skiru,isl going on be ween Ninet,-nrst AMI
alive with niuriated men crazy with excitement and
u WAS utteri, impossible TO sa> who were Ca
bloodsred appeared TO have taken possession Of
every one, and stones few In all directions while
tne occasional pop OF pistol shot len! additional
rections, some armed with picks, saoyels, plu
goons but the greater part carrying hute-
coUtle stones which they hurled at one
avenue cars were attacked in several instances.
rhd emasnoi up badly With stones ant pieces
appalling, ne the Cathoic- fancyibg some Of their
enemies were escaping them, hred voleY At the
H.,
WAS full load on board. chiefly cumposed of
women and children, escaping from klm rark, and
seVerd OF them ~ere severely injured and cui by
the bro en- gHss and stones taat were flying around
Curs &c and VI were al attacked, but did not get
so badly damaged. serious skrmish occurre on
an emincnce at tho entrnnce OF he Park, on Eighth
avenue, close TO Eighty.hth street. There we're
about 100 men ell told engaged in this Bght, but
was impssiulc to tell which were which, only the Ca
oics sppc1ref the strongest nd were In small mobe
hnDung snyihiug resembling an Granxennn. Two
OF the latter party were close pursued by party
Of the Catholics, md took rouge In y huu'e; bu,
the latter hurled arge stones at the wirdows, which
they had nearly broken, wIen the iugtivcs ran out
in the erection OF the fsrk. where ialins in with
some friends, ttey turned round end laced their
pursucrs. Al this time detachment Of ten men
srrived the ground from the Twenty -secnnd Pre-
throw away their weapons, nnd stoppei hostiities
at this point. Al Eighty ninth street and Eighth ave-
uue the orangemen made si1nd, and serious tight
ensned In which James Brady, boy OF . ,out Is or
iG years OF are, lost bis life, his skull being literally
smashed to pieres. This boy, IL appear, was EN-.
ployed by one OF the contractors on the Boulevard
TO carry the mems tools. and when they had struck
work followed them to the scene OF action. About
hal four o'clock several rom the df
ferent precincts arrived the spot, aud lining tue
avenue from Eghty-second H. Nineiy.han street
secured ccrt.n amount OF quiet. Detective DUFF
~ OF the Twenty second Prccluet was wounded In
the !ct In the skrms and acted In praise worthy
amer during the entire riot Ahant O'CLOCK the
Orange men appent ed to be in very excited state
Samuel Smith, Of ia Mubcrrs street. one Of the
oranermen, who wa- wounded in the first ARRAY,
y ]
| ture Of tne skull and lev yards OF lay tho dead
body OF the Catholic who vas shot entering tic
Park. Mrs. fals, a good hear,s! German l.dy
ancc she could TO the ~ounded. Some charitable
individual m; newspaper iver the lace o. the desd
Catholic as The 1ies were rheady busy on HE fore.
head. Abou, halipnst there WAS another 4 4hl on
| Nine'y.se,ohc street and Nintb avenue. bat
strong body OF police sailed iorih from the
ers TO fiigh The wounded and dead we're then con.
voyed TO the Twenty first Precinct. The police
ssGS r0ng ia lse NnS
Twelfth, sxtTSen,h: Twen,iet,, rTwsnty second;
E.h,S prtsnets. u1dsI Tho ehsiss OF Inspee"rs s
DfEr. rpd Jasniesos- I'VE poiics saep closed ths
cars with 'he Oranye party to protect them nom
ber attacks from the Catholic who were gathered
together In groups OF ten ald h.,een all about tue
wuAr HAPPESED APrkR rHG Nor.
At siS las, evening a sUS reporter took the
Eighth avenue cars at THE Astor House. Have
YOU Leard anything OF the big rntf lie inquired OF
the conductor of his car oh yes" was ;he repl-.
81 heard a good deal about H. On nv last ir}
down they told me nboul It, Car windows were
smashed in BY bo~lders, and saw women and
children
WITH FACES MASHED AND BLEEDISo
running from the cars aud going the Park to
the third avenue" On arrival at the iOoth street
station, however, II became apparent that many
reports were exaggerated. The reporter was pre-
pared to find thirty dead hut the thirty daindled
lie fal.tsG' men TneEe wa, "a Great % crowd crowd aTosnd %
some. o. course, tire Sun man xnew nothing lie
had come Tor Information, aud asked at once to see
those MO be understood had been killed
IN fuK TERRIBLE nor
OF few hours previous. The ofncers very kindly
consented 20 allow every privilege possible. Down
tnrougi murkg, sweaty, mUist corridors tie report
e "sde9 , oms way every S%sn
wnat seemed inuumerable turns, the reporter aud
c screen, came to damp Ss ,9gS sSs
eve at once told. God msoe mau that nothing
else when laid out looks like him. One Of the
forms lad its head upon a roiied-np rug. by tue
rug-for rug II was, 20 far as any one could see-sai
THE BOWED PoRN or WOMAN.
Her very attitude betokenei grief
Arrab my poor bog. VIA, shall do'"
And the verv patbos Of her utierance was sum
cient 10 m owe the stoutest heart.
There was nothing 10 be obtained fro- DE lis
tracted mother. Turning 70 the su-<eoS-Dr. c.
NJ. oLeary-ths reporter said:
Can you tell me an''-'nz soout this poor
AL this whi.o -te Uas .Saying herself to and fro
over the ocdy, vp>.lng the most piteous moans
bl.-.ag
HER DEAD BoY's
forehead and face with sponge. claspins the folded
Gap1s. and kissing his pslild lips.
~ can tell YOU nothing" said the doctor, except
thi.." And he raised the head.
A great CORY wound exposed the whole back
brain. Tho skull OF the base the brain hid been
looking boy, not quite 10 years old feet inches III
height, lghl complen"ned emnoyed by a e.ntuel1r
between klghth avenue and EiEhty-seyeHth 10 one
HundTeth street, lie was bel ond any quOs,ioA
SHOT yRon PASSING CAD
His father stood by his dead boy. wsstering bis
grief as " ell ss he could. and told NE rory.
The boy Brady, last mentio1cd. Oneer Dune
carried back 20 the s'ainn 10 rs sTmr. The second
body was that OF Charles ErSiy Ho Was shot
trrough tho anrta and the rurseOn says death must
have been instantaneous ton Internal nemorrhage.
lie WAS about feet inches In height, snd wus
killed the eorSer OF Eighth avenue aud Ninety
second street. snen came
rHz BoDr OF Az UNKNOWN MAN.
He hal on o red woClen shirt, dark pants. and
common sloae. KS wound Was also in the back ~
tue head, azd bis face was beaten beyond recoRni'
don The wound in the back OF the read was
necessarily iatzi This the mar, from all wit
nesses, Vho began the attack at Kim Park gates.
In addition were
THE yoLLowIE0 WOUNDED, REPORTED AT rHE lo0rH
sTREET STATION.
Poitck Kane, ireland; fracture OF skull and in
sensIh %.
Thousa Murphy, Ireland. 30 years, married,
North Ioore street; con usiOn OF face; slight,
Unknown man, insenslblt; njurle, OF skull
1iomIs Adams, SO yesIs, Ireland; married;
scS.U wound slight.
Two men were sent home Frank Egan, 2G, Ire
hpd, single Tenth avenue. between l20th and 3Oth
streets l1lurcd ey cluD ON bach .ighly. james
Re Goldl, a. lrylaud. mpIJigI shot IN thigh ball
V.lh ~ -.