Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

/. 10 A. m.-ssHurrytng TO and fro''-
The Harper brothers Protected
Z New YORK, July 1910 A. Mn the
vicinity of police headquarters all is bus
! tie and excitement. The police under the
command of the various Captains assem-
bled upwards of fifteen hundred strong.
Three hundred have been ordered to the
twenty-ninth precinct, under the COM
mand of Capt. Barrett, and fifty more |
were sent to the fourth, for the purpose |
of guarding Harper's building.
Among the personages who visited the |
Central office this morning were Gov. |
Hoffman, Mayor Hill, Sheriff Brennon, |
Assistant District Attorney Fellows, and |
several other leading politicians. There |
has been no disturbance.
Mounted police have been kept busy all |
the morning carrying ordera from one |
point to another. There are about twenty |
stages kept in readiness to convey the po- |
lice to any point as soon as possible.
The War Correspondents.
The building is nearly filled with re- !
porters from all the papers.
In the vicinity of Hibernia Hall, very |
few persons have made their appearance. |
Hung in EffiRy.
| In front of No. IA Spring street, an |
efigy of q man, trimmed with orange |
colors, was suspended to a telegraph poll,
and was cut down by order of Capt |
Walch of the 10th precinct.
IL a. m Movements of the Enemy
AOminOus March of the Irish Ma
tiOnaIs.
The Irish Catholic laborers on the Bou-
leVards have suspended work and are
marching down in a body. Inspector
Jamison with 25O men has been sent up
to And street and Eighth Avenue to in
tercept them.
The Militia Artillery Reinforce.
ments,
| The National Guard is out in full force,
each regiment being stationed at its res
| pective armoTy ready for any develop
ments that may arise. The battery from
Castle Garden Park has gone up town on
the east side of the city. Another bat
terry of eight 12-pounders is now crossing
from Broadway. 1t is supposed to be
from Fort Hamilton. All the Marines of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard have been
| placed under arms.
1890 A. M.-The Lockers on In We
nice-ReinfOrcement for the Ma
tiOnaIs.
11:30A M.-The streets in the up
town districts have the appearance of q
holiday: Groups of loungers are to be
seen on nearly every corner. Gangs of
men, five and six in number, may be seen
going in the direction of the western part |
of the city. The aspect of affairs looks
very threatening. The men in the mar
bic and stone yards along East River have
nearly all left their works, it is supposed
for the purpose of opposing the Orange
parade.
I2 M.-RumOrs of War.
M-Rumors are rife that riOting is
now going on in the upper part of tA
Ninth Avenue. The Tumor creates great
excitement down town.
1915 p MAT Last Tho Riot BE
giHs-Thc People Driven ftOm the
Street.
NEW YORK, 1916 P. M.-The riot has
commenced at last. About quarter be-
fore II this morning reports commenced
to come in. The first report was from
the twenty-third precinct, and to the eff
feet that mob had commenced in the
vicinity of Eighty third street and Third
avenue, and were driving the people from
the streets Two hundred and twenty /
five men were Immediately picked out {
and placed under command of Capt. +
HeddeD, of the fifteenth precinct, who &
was ordered 10 proceed to the above !
points dispense the riot. :
ON the Observation-Disclosures on the
Italians.
The second was from the thirty second | a
precinct, and stated that the rioters were 7
marching through the boulevard and had l
attacked some Italian and Swiss labOrers | {
in the vicinity OF 143d street and Ninth 7
avenue. Superintendent Kelso and Gen.
Smaller Immediately held a consultation,
and Gen. Shaler ordered seven companies
of the list regiment, Col. ROcksfella t
commanding, TO proceed TO and guard T
that point. t
Eenian ArmOry Threatened.
The last order had barely been given t
when another report was received that /
several persons had collected about the | /
Fenian headquarters, 10Th and 2lst ave- a
nue., where large quantity of arms are 4
stored, and clsmOred loudly to be given ]
their arms. This was refused and they
threatened to pull down the place. About
$50 officers were put in stages and imme- t
diately sent over there. 8
Another ArmOry Attacked-The Ma il
tiOnaIs RepuIscd-GOIng TO ''CGean il
out the Dutch.'' Il
At the fifth regiment armOry on HestOn ! 4
street, large crowd collected aud signi-
fed their intention Of taking the arms.
There were about one hundred men of the O
regiment in the armOTy, to each Of whom 0
were dealt out forty rounds of cartridges | c
this morning. Seeing that the regiment
were prepared for them, one brswny man
said, come boys, lets go down to the
seventh ward and get the lads, and we'll z
clean out the damn dutch. The majority :,
of the mob then started off under the h
leadership of this man to get the lads. +,
OminOus Whisperings -Emeute at :,
HIbernta Hail. ~
Prince street is alive with men speak II
ing in whispers, who, when they see any | O
stranger coming, keep silent. il
There was a report of fight at Hiber a
MAN Hall, but before the police reached
there it was stopped and all quiet.
1890 4. M.-Ehe Grand Army in | E,
Motion. a,
New YORK, 1890 P. A.-An immense Of
mob collected on Third avenue near Sd. n
street, and are driving all the men off in
work The mob is coming down town. ST
Eortisying Headquarters. d.
Police headquarters is being prepared !
to meet On sttack-twO companies of a
eoldiers have just been quartered on the d!
upper floors. ~
The Piece de Resistance. III
The Orange procession will turn out at o.
two o'clock. "
More ReinfOrcements for the Ma
tiOnaIs.
The water works men, one thousand y
strong, are all off and not working to- ~
day. the men in the Central Park are v,
all at work. ao
The Battle on the BoulevaTds. '"
Information has just been received that
a body of men from the Boulevards are
now engaged IN battle with Italian and M
Swiss labOrers, at 1880 street and Ninth to
AveUr1a Col COnklinp's regiment is | ~,