The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-13

Ferry, where they will receive visiting
Orangemen from New Jersey; then re-
turning to Eighth avenue will march
through the various streets to Fourth
and Broadway. then to Cooper Institute
where they will be dismissed.
Arrest OF Fenians.
JERSEY CITY, July l2.-The Orange
men are collecting at their rooms and
intend going 10 join the New York pro-
cession. The military are under arms
here and at Newark. Several members
of the Emmet Guard, a Fenian organi-
cation, were arrested this morning for
having arms in their possession. An
attempt was made last night to steal
arms from the armory, but the robbers
were frightened offby the police.
Procession Starts at PM.
New YORK, July 12.-Arrangements
will probably not be ready for the pa
rade until after three o'clock. Three
regiments of National Guards and eight
hundred police accompany them. No
further disorder is reported. All gangs
marching from up town have suddenly
disappeared. This looks ominous.
They will Immediately congregate.
Stewards Store Blockaded.
A. T. Stewards, Broadway and Tenth
street store is closed. The rioters are in
close proximity to the store, and fight
is progressing all around that neighbor-
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locked up in the store with no opportu-
nifty to get out. The Fifth German
Regiment repulsed an attack on the
armory. The mob attempted to get
muskets from the Fenian armory but
General Miller refused and locked the
doors and the police are now in charge
of the place Three companies OF the
Seventh regiment were repulsed by the
rioters and driven off. The S4th regi-
ment has been ordered to guard the
police headquarters. A large body OF
rioters are now marching down Ninth
avenue Rumors are conflicting
Jerseymen not Permitted to Cross.
New YORK, July l2-3 P. M.--Gov.
Hoffman has prohibited the Jersey
ferry boats from bringing the Orange
men over the river. The Brooklyn
Orangemen have decided not to parade.
The military drove the mob from
Twenty-ninth to Twenty-third streets
and Ell ghth avenue. The mob attempt
ed to stand and resist the troops. Six
men and one woman were killed.
The Ninth Regiment Fired Upon.
The procession in passing Eighth and
Twenty fourth street, was fired into by
the mob; three members Of the Ninth
regiment were killed and eight wounded.
The regiment returned the fire killing
thirty men and one woman and wound
ing eighty. Many policemen were
also wounded.
All Quiet in Jersey city.
JERSEY CRY, July l2.-The Orange
procession here passed off without mur.
der. The Hoboken lodge was assaulted
with stones, and some Of the members
slightly injured. Arrests Of men for
carrying concealed weapons continue.
Gov. Randolph is in command Of the
military.
The Eighth Avenue Fight.
New YORK, Ais P. M.-The follow
inc is a full account of the Eighth ave-
nue. fight The Ninth regiment was
fired into while guarding the rear:
Three companies returned the fire and
it is thought killed thirty-fve or forty
rioters. One private Of the Ninth was
killed and several wounded. The Ninth
guarding the advance, was fired at by
the mob from windows and on house
tops. The Twenty.second regiment,
guarding the right, are now fighting at
Broadway and Fourteenth street. The
soldiers charged on the mob.
The Fighting still Continues.
New YORK. July II, 4:3O P. M.-The
Procession passed down Eighty-fourth
avenue guarded in front by the Seventh
regiment with the Twenty-second on
the right, the Seventy-frst on the lett
and the Ninth in the rear. AT thecor-
ner of Twenty-fourth street, where the
assault was. made by the mob, shots
were fred from a building into the
ranks of the Ninth regiment, who re-
turned the FIRE. Itisnot known whether
any one in the building was killed or
not There were thirty-five or forty
rioters killed; also several Of the Ninth
regiment and one policeman: A young
lad and woman we're badly injured by
the mob and taken to the hospital.
Charges continue to be made by the
police, on a crowd at Twenty-third and
Fourteenth streets. A series of assaults
were made, bat the police always drove
the crowd back. Orrin Squares ana
Harry Page, two priuates of the Ninth
regiment, are among the killed, by the
fire of the rioters.
Jim Fisk Reported Killed.
1t is rumored that Jim Fisk is kill
ed but is not official.