The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-13
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secreted in the neighboring houses. Many
innocent persons who happened to be in
Twenty-Ninth street were dubbed by the
police.
TRIUMPH OF LAW AND ORDER.
The procession commenced moving again,
and passed over the route set down without
further interruption, and was dismissed at
the cooper institute: On passing through
the rlith avenue, Union Square, and Broad
way, the column was frequently cheered
by great number of spectators, who
sought by that means to express their graf
Ificatlon at the triumph OF order and the
ylndicatlon OF the honor OF the city and
state.
G,Second Dsspatchl 9'
Mem York .Julv 12--1O p. Mt has
been ascertained that there were about
fortv persons killed during the riot to-day
The total nnmber of wounded ;s unknoyVn
but fifteen are known To he mortally
wounded. ~ \
AT the sixteenth arec;;nct tbara uare civ
teen dead bodies This evening. Thev wero
removed to the morgue for identification.
There are at present forty bodies, and the
oniy ones SO lar identlnea are d. Y. Page,
~ uie M;,,a Mii,'a Gle'en., an aqverlising asenI
n.:s y, HshS ~ u,ah1 opera mouse onaries
tel1leo, Onaries pucknn, ana Mr: Aren't
naau Amons une kliieu az tne slxteentn
plecnlcs were woman and cnllo. Inc
'e'''a'''''ei arc sapposcu 10 oe rio'eis'
JIM FISK WOUNDED.
Jol. ,l..r FISK was az tne neaa 10 OF ms regiment,
anu WAS wounueu carry III tne ARRAY unuer
'hs TIsa TlIoliowSlng owing, circumstances: sian
,.r,. nt ~ oo'u,,er Was wi.,l ms Teslnent ou-
ing .iie inolins. Apoas O'Clock ne
wei. W see uoyerilor :Ionlil'li aoous Ine
,.o. IuIi,nlls u .lle r,avoll,a Lerry-poa,s. ne
lesuliiee aoout = o'ci9ch anu .ooh ,,: COM
- aiu T.,.. =. .,,s sien.. I neli 'lle coii'sio1
ay ..Li men.y II. .louiu a. s.lee. .oon pace, anu
", Mlille ne was IN tne az oL gVng an ordef,
NC Was o.rucA WIN cluo, anu one oi MS
ankles an broken. He was at once removed p oes
10 private residence on iwenty-nith
street, SUI ana attended by Dr. Pollard and Dr:
thompson. subsequently ne was removed
70 ms Is. own residence. Oaptam spencer, OF
.;,e I'nisi ~ nign'i was stiucA q. elic s''ne
- Ta;,5 H.aal..1
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THE CITY is QUIET.
Neao York, July 12.-11 P.M.-Heayy
bodies of police are patrolling the city, and
the troops in the armories are ready to
move at o moments notice. An Orange
mans house was stoned tonight, but the
mob fied before the police. Several false
alarms OF nights nave been made.
LIST OF KILLED.
The following are tho k;Iled nc far as
known: > -, - -
Thomas Spring. shot at Twentv-fourth
street and Esght6 avenne two mnknown
men. shot in front Of Rrvant,s Theatre
thirteen Unknown dead bodies at s;xteentbb
precinct; four unknown dead at twenty
ninth precinct, one of them said to Be
Timothy Hanleni, residing at the corner of
First avenue and Eleventh street; one UNI
known body at twentieth precinct; w. Il.
Lattmore, Killed at sixteenth pre-,
clnct Henry y. Page, treasurer OF Grand
opera House an offlcer OF the Ninth regl-
ment kllled-head crushed IN by paving
stone sergeant samuel wyatt, OF the
Ninth regiment, shot and Killed.
THE PRISONERS.
The police hold 130 prisoners. The
Orange procession broke I'M in Fourth
avenue. opposite Cooper Institute. The
Orangemen put their badges and regalia in
quietly dispersed. The police took charge
Of the Orange banner.
IN JERSEY CITY
the Orangemen had their parade. meeting
with little opposition. Several militia COM
panies were called out. and Gov. Randolph
himself arrived in Jersey City at an early
hour. and took supervision Of affairs. The
police and soldiers were distributed Judi
ciously through the CITY. and as further
precaution against riot Chief McWiIliams
at noon ordered the closing of all liouor
ehans By his direction every man carry
ing weapons or s,.y ..eeulv Was taken into
custody, ana niteen OF those wv ~ -----.ea
IN tne first precnct: az o,ciocA Tue pro-
oesSion sooA S:, up 40 my " &c . o.
is renorfed. A band of Orangemen were
marching into the city from Hoboken, when
they were met by number Of Catholic
roughs, and riot ensued. The police
were called upon and interfered, but they
did not suppress the disturbance until they
had fired number of shots and wounded
two men.
IN BROOKLYN
there was no attempt at parade, but police
and military were held in readiness all day
toprevent violence.
KILLED BY HIS OWN MEN.
NeW ro,H, July l2.--Captam spencer,
Oh lhe Niilh resllnen!, was NiileI ~ ns