The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-17
RIOT AT BARLEY PARk-on Monday last a

RIoT AT BARLEY PARK.-On Monday last
picnic of one of the companies of the Sixth
Regiment, M. N. g., was held at barley Park,
on the Hartford road. The proprietor of the
Park, fearing that disorderly persons from Bal
timore might be present and create distur-
bance, applied to Sheriff Robinson for several
deputies to preserve order and accordingly the
Sheriff detailed Walter l.. Burke, Carlton T.
Brown and Robert j. White for that purpose.
About o'clock in the afternoon little dstur-
bance took place, which was soon Quoted by
the deputies, and the disorderly person put off
the premises. Later in the evening about one
hundred and fifty persons attacked the Captain
and some Of the other officers of the Company,
when the deputies promptly interfered and
rescued the officers, who escaped without I'M u
ry, and left the Park. The rioters then attack
ed Messrs. Brown, Burke and White, and struck
the two former with billies, knocking them
down and otherwise abusing them. The dep
uties then succeeded in reaching the wall of a
house in the Park, and got into corner, where
they could not be attacked in the rear, drew
their pistols and kept the assailants at bay,
who, finding they could not dislodge them with
out danger of being shot, left the premises and
went to the city. The deputies escaped with
out serious injury. Warrants for the arrest of
the rioters were issued by Justice Herbert, and
up to the present time eighto them have been
captured and lodged in Jail at this place. 1t
is thought that more of them will be caught,
warrants Jlelr arrest now DelQg IN Lne
hands of the officers.
The peace of Baltimore county has been too
frequently disturbed by riotous persons from
the city, and it is time that such persons should
be taught that acts like these will not be per-
mtted to pass with impunity.
CIRCUIT CoURT-The following business has
been transacted since our last report:
The East Baltimore Permanent Land and Build
inn Of Ralf nj We Inh oh
held sub curia.
The following persons, heretofore drawn to
serve as jurors for the May term, were excused
from serving, viz: Henry Brozene, Elisha Ben
nett, Albert G. Eichelberger, VIM. Merritt, John
Hoover, August Douglass, Halbert Hoffman and
Chas. A. Oakford. The following were drawn
in their places Octavius Knight, Edward Ow-
ings, Jas. W. Owings, Shadrach Street, Thomas
Briggs, John NJ. Orem T. J. Wade and John S.
Stansbury.
John Satig vs. David Christie and - Chris
tie, his wife Judgment extended in favor of plain
tiff for S62 49, with interest from date and costs.
Charles Schultz, of the lst district, was drawn
on Wednesday to serve as a Grand Juror, in the
place of Octavius Knight, OF the lst district, ex-
cused, and William Pie of the I'd district was
drawn to serve as Grand Juror in the place of
Edward Owings of the same district excused.
G.. J. r. Dennnger vs.. Conrad Sigman mo-
ton to reinstate case marked ''aoated by death
of defendant; - motion granted, and case rein
stated, and II. Teemyer, executor Of Conrad
Sigman, made party defendant. Philetus T.
Wilt vs. Jefferson Bolliuger and Charles Weniz;
Judgment extended for plaintiff for 1914 80.
&; John f. Kempe VS.. John Winneke case docket
ed by consent and judgment by confession for
plaintiff for 1926 80. j. Raffensparger vs.. Il. G.
Gent; case dockeed by consent and judgment
by confession for plaintiff for $54