Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
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ton of Things in reference 10 The
prop0sel procession tomorrow, aud
having, IN the belief that my pres
enee was eeeded, repaired hllheI
Immediately, ! do now make this
PROCLAMATION. The order ISSUED by
The police authorities in reference
10 said procession having been duly
revoked, | hereby give. notice that
any and all bodies desiring to AS
semblo, aud march m peacacble
PROCESSION on to morrow, tho 18th
Inst, will bo permitted to do so,
They will be protected tothc fullest
extent possible by the military ans
police authorities, A military and
police escort Viii VI Minished to
any body of men desiring Il, on ap'
plication to, mo mt my headquarters,
which will DO at the Police Head
quarters in this city, ~ any time
during the, day. lwafn all persons
TO abstain from interference with
any such assomblRgS or procession,
except by authority from mo, and J
give noyec that all tho powers at
nv command, civil and military,
will be used to preserve tho public
rcaco and to put down ut all haH'
ards every attempt at disturbance,
and | cali on all citizens of every
race and religion, to unite with me
and tic local authorities in this do
termination TO preserve tho peace
and Nonor ofthc city and State.
(Signod) JN0. I. HOFFMAN,.
1t is understood that Gcn. Ne
Dowcll will cooperate with tho
State authorities. Circtiara have
been issued for tho formation of tho
Protestant Loagde of America,
wherein il Is asserted that TIC claims
of Roman Catholicism afo lhconpat-
iblc with civi! lind religious llBetly.
1t II reported that six thousand
Mer6 6;ii6ied for this organization
Yesterday. Batteries arc placed at
all points where an attack on tho
procession is apprchcndcd. Super.
intendent Kclso is moro hopeful
this morning Of peaceful issue.
The police Ard milit&ry arrange
mcnts htS cohiplcto.
The streets in tho up town dis.
ltlct3 have the appearance of n hoi-
Hay. Groups Of loungcrs areto be
seen on nearly every corner. Gangs
of men, numbering five and six
members, may be noticed going in
the direction of tho Western Park
of tie city. Altogether, affairs LOOK
very threatening. TIC moh IN th6
marble and stone yards along the
Eadt liver haFc nearly all ltlt work,
II Ii sttbposcd for the purrdsc of6p-
bosint the Orange parade.
LAJM.-Rumors are riff that ri
stlh$ Is now going Oh in the upper
Part of Ninth Avenue. -!
NooN.-Thc much talked of and
long looked forriot has commenced.
About quarter before eleven this
morning reports commenced Gem;
ing in. The FIRST teBort vas from
tho 23d precii!ct, ahd %aS to tho
effect that Tia, ihpb lad colided in
Tie, EiEi!!ity SF highty-third street
HAd Third avenue, and wero dri-
wing people from the streets. Two
hundred and twenty five po-
liccmen were Immediately picked
and, under the command of Capt.
IIedden, of the 18th precinct, or
dcred to the shove pciHt 90 tEispetsc
the raos.. 4, , .
,sec4nd fispAtth Was from thirty
ssecco;Ht precinct, and reportGf th&f
the ribters We're marching through
Boulevard, and had attacked The
Italiah and Swiss falboTAfs, in tho
vicinity of ono hundred and forty
third street ana ninth avenue. The
Superintendent Gen. Shaler imffe-
diately R5lI d consultation, ahd
concluded to send n regiment to
that point. Gen. Shalcr imme@f-
atcIy ordered seven compahieS OF
the list regiment, Col. Eockafellor
commanding, to Proceed to and
guard the point. , "a .n..
The last order had bEroly bosn
given, when another report was 9c-
ccivcd that se9era! Fcnians had col
lectcd abot'. ere Fen;ah' Htad-
quarters on fNihete6hth and TWsh-
ty-First streets, where a large qnAn-
tity of arms are stored, Gnd claim
ored loudly to give Them their arhls.
This was refused Ard they threat
ened to pull down tho place. About
$50 officers were pit in stages i'm
mediatcly and sent therc.
At tho Fifth Regiments armory
in Hester Street, u large crowd had
collected and signiiied a'p, ihtention
oe taking arms. There we're about
zoe men of the regiment N the ar
,hory, to each of whom were dealt
out forty rounds of cartridges. Sec
ing that the regiment was prepared
for them, oE6 brawny individual
said, "Come, boys, and Its go, down
to the Seventh Ward and git the
lads and Me'li c,s1n out the d-n
Dutch" Tho majority of the mob
then started off, unfer tho leader.
shin of THIS. man to get the "lads. "
Prince street is alive Eith men
speaking in whispers, who when
they see any strangers coming keep
silent. There was q report of a
fight at Hibernian Hall, but before
the police reached shere it was stop
ped and all quiet.
JERSEY CRY, jury 12.-No dis
turbances yet, but Indications favor
riot and bi5odshedI t4iis evening.
The street corhers and saloons arc
crowded with Hibernians, who
maintain sullen silence.
NEw YoRK, july 1A-The pro
cession commences at ttto O'Clock.
Firing has been heard for the last
hour, but no casualties are reported.
A number Of persons armed with
pistols, knives and hstcbets, have
been arrested. They were drink
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