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PROFESSIONS OF ORANGEMEN FORBID
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PROCESSIONS OF ORANGEMEN FORBID
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They Protest they will Parade ut all IIaz-
aFsuTal EJuIe H5h ards. ".'.' "t' F'
q srro1 NEwYoRIz, July 11.-Keso has INSTRUCT
ed the police to prevent professions either
of Orangemen or Hlghbernlahs, target SO
g=z=s@ cietes.
The Orangemenl of Jersey City are des
termned to parade and the greatest alarm
exists among the citizens Who are appre pre-
hensive for the safety Of their persons and
property The Hibernians make no secret
of their determination to attack the Or-
auremen in case the latter should parade
The preparatiOns already made for the eX-|
pected fray are said to be very complete
- CINcISsAIII July @ 9bpSpb
the hill north of thecity.
eDetailsof the storm show thai the couiIr
try was equally unfortunate. A tree feli
upon and crushed farm llo use near Day.
~ ton, killing two persons@ - p - - =
PHILADELPHIA, July ia panicked
herd of cattle injured several per Ons.
New YORK, July IL II The prohlbltlpn
of the proposed parade of Ofsngemen4is is
the general topic conversation in work
shops and street corners. Various views
are expressed regarding the action of the
- authorities Some times high feelings
is manifested The private Instructions ac-
companyng the general order of Superin-
- I8t tendent Kelso are said to be very explicit,
80 = and enjon not only the putting down OF
professions and the dispersion of crowds
but the arrest of all parties congregatett' in
lodges and hallstO form procession. T.
1t is not disgu sed that trouble may yet
"a occur, and that the whole n National Guard
are to be in readiness for an engagement
Any distribution of arms tonight will
entail the arrest of any parties participating
in it, and any one found carrying arms or
parading the streets will be arrested.
The orders for the whole police force to
be in readiness tom OrrOW morning have
not been countermanded, and preparations
have been made to swear ing any number
Of special corstahles this evening that The
circumstances ay warrant.
.... Inquiries have Ueell instituted by the In
spectOrs in regard to the number of men
=zzr-ao on the police force in each precinct armed
with revolvers, and over four hundred
navy revolvers have been distributed to
those having none. A large crowd oc-
cupied the City Hall steps. Among these
individuals expressions of opiilions We're
bold and outSpoken.
A reporter who visited some of the head
quarters of the Orangemen to-day, found
nj less excitement prevailing that would DC
naturally expected.
Mr.. Bond, Grand Master Of the Orangt
Lodge of the United States, came to New
York to-day accompanied by his deputy
~ Both seem Inclined to acceptthe situation
.t ~ in philosophical manner.
In Brooklyn, precautionary steps have
been taken for the preservation of the pub
..-..r lie peace. This a. NJ, a meeting was held
in the Mayors office, at which Mayer
-...-. Kalbaush,, Maj. Gen WOODWARD, com %
tional Guard, Anthony Walter, Sheriff
and Holland, Police Commissioner, were
present. 1t was resolved to have tht
Brooklyn militia in readiness, prepared
.Hsa.f for any emergency. u. aaLlT.l- ~ 89Iu
..- Besides this the whole police force viii
he on duty and distributed as to be easi
.UH iy concentrated should occasion require 1t
zz 1t is said that several men have been can
vassing the Long Island towns since Sat
urday morning, organizing bodies to take
part in the proposed riot.
A
q hundred men have sgnifed their willing
ness to. participate in the disturbance
They were instructed to arm themselves
..f.fIf- as fully as possible, meet in Jamaica ana
go thence to the 34th street ferry where
bulk of New Workers would receive them
considerable excitement prevailed or
the Island. tF 10
TRENTON, July ia proclamation by
'Ili.'a Gov. Randolph narrates the privileges O
citizens and the Governors duty He alsC
narrates that society proposes usual pa
rade, and that he has knowledge of the
intention of certain parties to modest the
81. same. He warns all people to abstain from
interference with the said peaceful gather
~ ing Interference by persons from Other
States will be severely punished
f He enions all legally constituted au-
thorites to protect all peaceful assem-
blies If insufficient to quell iflterfer-
ence the State militia will be called out
He enJolns patience, care and discretion
upon the Orangemen in their ceremonies
assuring them that, though protected in
their rights, they are by ne means sus
tanned in its exercise by the patriotic ana
christian people. 's' --
,a97lHu5 p New. YORK, July 1l.-The members O
the Produce Exchange protest against the
action of Mayor Hail. -f.,. Il.
20 .r... 1t is reported that the Orangemen are
determined to parade, not here, but in Jersy
City. Regiments, have been ordered t
the arnories tomorrow. The organiza
" tlou will have picnic at New York to
rrsa.. morrow. The military there were ordered
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HAVANA, July II l.LBefore the execution
OF CaVada, he wrote letters to Villamil, hi
brother Adolf, and other Cuban generals
advising them to surrender as that wa
s..ss- .s the only favor they could do for Cuba
that the condition of the struggle woult
only entail the useless shedding of blood
,i@-r1Ts and that the Cuban cause was lost at hom
t41ss and in the, United States
shgi WILMINeToNsN.C c., July IA fearfri
butchery was nperpetrated in Robeso,
county yesterday afternoon, by three meI
named Henry, Berry and Lowry. and
band of colored outlaws. A sleriff3s nosse
having in charge Lowry's wife and severa
others who had been aiding and abettin,