The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-15


wheel jug beyond the corner of Twenty Fourth street
| appearing to have been hurt. The women appeared
at the windows above, making eigns Of anguish and
bew ildcsnent, hooking alternately down Mt the bodies
and then the troops and policemen Presently one
and then another Of the friends Of the victims
out and touched them ,eif they were still ave but
remained, rceled to and fro, wriDsing his hands
| aud making ptc0us cries Of grief. From time tn
time he ciinched his fist, and seemed to be making
desperate resolves Of vengeance, aud then would stop
to look ut and another Of the bodies. surgeon
Of one Of the regiments came with cOmmcndabc
pr0mptitudc to attend to the wounded A. last when
the mob had been driven far back the side Streets
the work Ut moving dead and wounded began the
column remained at a halt. The riot was suppressed
by this single wllcy The most drunken an, despe-
rate Of the mob could not be induced to resume the
fight. General vartan Indignant a. the action OF
the Sth regiment In firing without orders ordered It
it, place at the left The Ora6gcrnsn in the process.
sion then moved on The passion Of the mob appeared
to have greatly subsidized. The sidewalks were lined
with people, the windows Of the houses were crowded
at many points WOrkingmen In large numbers sus-
pended their abors to witness the procession. but
Mr.. Lattimcr member Of Stationery firm Oh
Nassau street, near Liberty. lie was walking along
s,h avenue near th street and when the volley was
through his breast another shattered his under jaw to
spncrs, and two took effect in his neck. lie once
fell! ON the pavement, and although still living ut
Believer hospital last night there hopes Of his
recovery.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED
New York. l3th--Al quiet: Over 80 persons were
killed and 40 or 100 wounded
The most deliberate estimate gives the plumber Of
rioters killed during the day in the vicinity Of 100
Over 10 are severely wounded and IN the iOsp-
tails. When IL IL taken into consideration that OGy
while there are those slightly wounded slipping away
and hiding est it should Income known they had Ia
ken part In the riot some approximate to idea may
be had Ut the number wounded. Certainly 800 Is not
too high estimate Ut course many killed aud
wounded who were merely spectators, and innocent
In the narrow space between the Morsuc on 2Gth
street aud East River and at midnight just inside the
lower Bellevue HOSPITAL gate on ash street, there
tanned victim Ot the riot.
KELSO ALL RIGHT
After the riot In 2Sth street, and the dismissal of
the procession yHict regnc and the Superintendent
said It was all over for the present: yet was not
deemed prudent to dispense with single safeguard
and not a man was relieved from duty. The police
force behaved nob, throughout the day. supcrn,eI-
Ever alert. and clear he died. going himself to tic
front to fight n Prince street he fully redeemed him
chief was ever more ably and zeiously served.
HOFFMAN'S POSITION
Governor Hoffman yesterday made the follow Ing
statement to a reporter: :" became thoroughly sat.
saed that It was Necessary not only from the present.
In the CITY Of New York, should be made to under
stand at and inay. that there was force enough
Guy, military anu civil, ~ assert tue power ~
the authorities Of law preserve the peace aud Order
and protect the lives and property OF people, deter
mined, therefore, 70 isse proclamation ut Once that
professions aud asseblAyus for any lawful purpose
be permitted and would be protected the full extent
Of law ~ tar as the civil and military power at my
command would be sufficient"
DISAFFECTION
A majority Of the 69th regiment were locked in the
arm0ry all day Small Diet Ichments Of them went 0lt
and behaved very badly, and affiliated with the rioters
As soon as this became known the doors OF the ar
20 completely protected that not y man Of them was
injured.
New Y. 1a-Tw0 Company's of the 9th we sent
last to guard the Post Office to the Custom
House, and to the treasury Daring the dav tho
bankers aud brokers were supplied, by telegraph
wire running to Broad street, with the earliest
At 23O o'clock most OF the brokers commenced to de-
post the tin boxes containing securities. in the Stock
Exchange bank vault. All business the street has
and at the close there scarcely bro.
kers enough in the Board to establish quotations.
tn. movements for securing valuaes was IN ,te i'm
mediaely after reception Ut the report that the mob
WIS mOvin. down town OH police adquarters.
1t Is feared the carnage yesterday was more fearful
than yet reported. Hundreds were wounded Ut whom
the police will never be able get any There
are 1O scouts out this morning. who report every half
hour ut the nearest station house. Everything zoe.
trouble need be apprehcnded to-day The 18th rcgi-
!nent lett police headquarters ut m. Only 100 po-
lice are ON duty before the building General Shalcr
hhsb to yas's hfS ssn
ton Ut order.
A PROBABLE CANARD
las p m.-Rumors have just reached police head
quarters that fighting Is now going ut the Boule
ward The troops and pOlcc sent tU the scene Of
disturbance.