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

4ptppe1ss,saAsD THE END.
FULL DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING
AND SCENES IN NEW YORK.
.,.,> He9maVs Proclamation. ~:
New York, la-Oovcsnor Hoffman issued the fol
lowing proclamation last night:~
BY John T. Hoffman, Govern "A Proclamation:
Having been only Thursday appr!'cd, while at tn.
reference to the proposed prOcessiO0s tO'nrOw apt
having IL the belief that my presence needed
ton The order heretofore issued BY the policc an
thOvties In reference to said professions having beer
duly revoked. hereby give notice that any and al
full pro- esson In this city Tomorrow, the 18th. vii
be permitted to do TO- aud they will M protected in til.
fullest extent possible by the military and police. An
cscort will be furnished to any body Of men dcsrin.
It, on application t. me at my headquarters, which
will he ut police In this city at any tim,
during the day. warn gil persons to abrtain fro'u
except BY authority from me. and give notice thai
al powers ut my command, civil and military, will b.
urcd TO preserve the public peace: to put down at al
upon al citizens Ut every race and religion to unite
with and the local authorities in this determine
on to preserve the peace and honor Of the city and
(SigneO JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
= - THE FORMATION
New York, la-As early as o'clock this morning
crowd Ut OrAngemcn were collected around their
headquarters ut the corner Ut 9th and Sth avenue
where the procession wac to start from In the build
Ing on the corner where two Lodges held their meet
Inys, were gathered members, numbering about 100
with few women. The men wore orange scarfs and
bad revolver and sworis about them: The police,
numbering 4Oc. arrived at 10, under the lead Ut In.
spectors Jameson and Willing, aud placed one squad
on the corner of Sth avenue another on 18th street
down the block on both ridcs OF the avenue. 20 nr
vent any members of tn Orange Fraternity from
entering the lines Several persons representing them
selves OraDyemen allowed to pass through
being rather suspicious hooking arrested by the
police, aud OF about ~ were found revOlvers pistols
and all kinds Ut clubs, and oil rusty swOrd.. From
cartridges, and roll containing the names of nearly
lU volunteers. who were ready to do duty.
Every few moments arrests were made, anil In al
fellow representing himself u reporter had furnish
I'd himself with fOur-shOOter and ammunition aud a
club.
THE START AND ATTACK
M2 O'Clock the neigh borhood Of Orange hcaiquar-
Keeping the mob within bounds About half past ,
the Orangcncn formed on 9Th street. below s,h ave.
nue., and ut the same time the 2 regiment under Col
Porter. marched past and formed In line on Sth ave.
nue., where they loaded with ball cartridge Next
came the 9th regiment which took up position to tn.
north OF 2:d street. The police the east side
aud the military On the vert. and it would seem to BE-
the intention to have the Oranscmcn march between
the two nles. They presented a small appearance and
numbered about AO; They have two banncrs, one the
Starr and Stripes, the other banner bearing the pic
tnre Ut William of Orange horse back. and small
one with the inscription American Frecmcn, Fall
left. and the line formed About this time the police
on the other eide Of the street made rush on the mob
and It was feared general row would take place. but
the muss was Quoted and ut o'clock the sigma, for
Starting The tad
twice attacked BY rioters who were quickly nut to
flight by the police large number Of Rioters were
regiment charged the mob with fixed bayoncts. Sew
eral persons were killed and wounded, among them
one woman. Colonel Fisk was shot through the ankle
men while firing volley into the rioters Lieutenant
Page. OF the yth regiment, advertising agent Of the
Grand Opera House. was MORALLY wounded. Between
procession. The military fired. killing eight and
wOunling thirteen. Two boys and lady were shot
sixteen citizens and th,ce soldiers killed. Com.
inE down the avenue at the corner Of 2d street the
Sath regiment fred the mob, killing and wOundinr
IL. One policeman was shot dead.
LArER-The fight ON 2ith street and Sth avenue was
more severe than first reported Over $50 Of the mob
arc certainly Killed and wounded. Among the troops
known to be killed besides those already report.
3D. arc Captain Of the sath and two privatcs, and
q III The ..ssimc"ts are resting on
PLANTING LOCUsTs -
inst before the Orange procession formed 900 III.
berlans, oil armed with loud cheers took possession
etood quietly waiting for orders When orders came
The street was cleared In two minutes One detach.
ment marched quietly dow" SIKH street towards eth
avenue, and the Hbernians disappeared. No shOts
were fired hut here and there the duh crack Of locust
showed some unfortunate had found out the thickness
u hi. skull In instant the street was empty Every
shop had the shutters up and nothing but the police
were In sight, with the exception OF an intrepid
who adjusted his apparatus to view the
row with all Goodness
General Shaler Mt first advised the Or,ncemcn mt %
bear tanners but finally told them to carry what they
The Orangcinen then gave three cheers Tor
,. Randolph and thres for tho stars and
Keep the peace and mainta,n dignity, aud on no NC
count to rctaliate for blows or insults while ON the
nare g Any brother being disordcrly would be ex
question arose whether ladies' should Join in the
procession In carriagcs The ladies' were not afraid
mt finally conclndei to 60 home and wait the result
rish Catholics. and he was requested not to 20 ont
" Il he did there would surely he riot Thomas Ben
,e tnen offered up prayer for divine protection ON
Governor Holman, accompanied BY several officers
lr0ve up the avenue while the procession was going
m sv c the dark appearance
o'tiers two deep lined the avenue for blocks and
housand policemen were also present. The pave
dense crowds A soon a. the riot began the stpres
the upper part Of the city were closed and in the
ewclry and some other stores valuabes were removed
The Pos, Once is now guarded BY the eatb reg-
oWn the 8i6esnians. ."f INV = ~
DISPENSING
The Orange procession broke up in 4th avenue op |
sdSs. IL IT,. TIE pns their
y e.. crowd quietly dspsrss' The police took charge
IA, 1Ar. g M'.ao,xhs.Ihc city ]. quiet Heavy