Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-19

about the running Of the Pavonia ferry
boats. de returned about 2:SO and took
command ofhis regiment. When the coll
hsion al 44th street took place, and while
ne was in the actof giving an order, he
was struck with aclub and one3ofhis ank-
les broken. He was at once removed to a
private residence in 25th street. His
wound, though ii disables him, is not
dangerous. Captain Spencer, OF the
Ninth regiment is reported dead He
was struck at the same time, and serious
" fnot fatally injured.
IN Jersey CITY.
NEW YORK, July l2-The streets OF
Jersey City present this morning an as
pect OminOus Of coming trouble. Thus
far there has been no disturbance, but
indications are that the evening will wit
ness scenes OF riot and bloodshed, At
every street crossing and c~ongregated
about every liquor store are groups OF
Hibernians, who maintain a suIlen ST.
lence. Some hundreds are lingering
about Washington Hall, their headquar-
tiers. The police display great energy
In their efforts to preserve order. A
number OF persons armed with pistols,
knives and hatchets were arrested.
They had been drinking freely. At
Orange headquarters everything is quiet,
all present being engaged in preparation
for the procession, which will move at
2:30 pm.
1P.M,-Immense crowds have assem-
bled in avenues A and B, where the
Irish Catholic element is strongest.
Large bodies OF police have been sent up
there. Firing has been heard for the
past hour, but no c~ausalities have yet
been reported.
2:SOP. M.-About one hundred and
fifty Orangemen paraded to-day in Jer-
sey City, escorted by three regiments,
and were unmolested. Governor Ran
dolph and staff are at Tayloy's Hotel.
The Governor has ordered the ferry COM
psnies to stop their boats II crowded be-
fore entering the slips, until il can be as
1 certained that no rOughs are aboard.
Regiments are stationed at each ferry
houses ready for service. All liquor
srotes in Jersey City are closed. There
is a great deal Of excitement, but general
ly quiet reigns.
NFw YosK, Jul3, 1871
The effects OF the riots Of Wednesday
are rapidly disappearing from the streets
in the neighborhcod. The principal
scene Of The disaster is still throngsd
with morbid ~sight-seeers, who interest
themselves in viewing the places where
bullets struck and where victims fell,
and in scanning gouts Of blood that still
sprinkle the walls and sidewalks. Dis
tressed throngs seeking absent friends
timidly venture into dismal precincts OF
the MOrgue, and eagerly seek admission
to the various hospitals, but otherwise
the city is entirely free from visible re-
membranes OF the fray.
TEE PRISONERS,
The prisoners captured during The RI
ots were all brought up before Judge
Hogan at the Tombs yesterday, and
though they allswore to their innocence,
they were All held for examination.
The list OF the dead was increased dur
ing the night by the names Of several
seriously wounded, and many Others
suffering from severe injuries are expect
ed to die.
THE I QUIET.
From an early hour yesterday the city
has been unusally quiet Not a single
affray ofany description was reported at
police headquarters since midnight on
| Wednesday. The Seventh ward police
report that On Wednesday there was not
a single affray Dr. arrest in that precinct.