Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-21

south toward Baltimore street. The assault
by the crowd growing fierce, and company
D not being out Of the armory. tho former
were halted 10 await the latter. Colonel
Peters and Major George at this time went
10 the head OF the column. cndesvoring 70
| quell the riot and restore order. stones
| continuing to fall thick and fast, the men.
without orders. fred into tho crowd, most
OF tho guns being elevated above their
heads. By this volley
ONE MAN WAS xILLxD
And several wounded. Colonel Peters
gave orders to cease firing. which were
| obeycd. Mayor George Was struck WIN
two bouldcrs In the breast and In the risnt
leg. injuring him temporarily. but not
seriously. A they marched Along ~
| timore street, westward by Frederick. Gay,
Holiday. South and Calvert streets. me
stoning was kept up unabasedly, AND NJ,
ing by the companies was recommenoed
BY stray shots, and continued ct intervals
| until they reached Colinan 4 Rogers drug
| store on baltimore street. Company. ID
| marched into the street through . vollsy
| Of stones and other Missiles. firing . Few
shots. and by . iank movement marched
| ND Front street northward 10 Gay and
| IIGnc0 10 DklLIuOI0 utTyot 8hh ee'
station. Tho Fifth Regiment. with 10y
musksts, under command Of Captain Hol.
linger, left their armory, over Richmond
and Market, about Z ?. y. They marched
| down Ottowa street, but nothing unusuAl
| occurred until Lombard street was reached.
| when the crowd which lined the streets
began stoning them. This was continued
| until the regiment got In front OF Camden
| station, when they turned on the crowd
| charged bayonsts and dispersed II. Tit
following soldiers were
DISABLED IRON DUTY:
Captain Herbert; Lieutenants Rogers,
| Speare and Sadler T; Sergsants Wonderiy
and Armstrong. and privates Mckenzie
and Hayward. None Of the above. how
ever, are Dangerously wounded. Many
others received slight wounds. Nearly
every member Of the company TO the end
| Of the limo was struck BY stones. Not q
shot was fired at the depot by the mob or
| regiment. the latter having received orders
not TO load their muskets II the depot.
Tho greatest excitement prevailed anu
for q square about thousands OF excited
people gathered. During tho flre. which
broke out during the time and nearly SON
sumcd the lower end OF the depot, ths
lremcn were greatly retarded by tho mob,
and policemen had TO be stationed ut each
engine with instructions to shoot any one
| who attempted to interfere with the fre-
men In the discharge Of their duties.
| Governor Carroll. Major Latrobe and
| General Herbert and stan were at the de
pot all the evening.
II 10 said tho track along Ohio avenue
has been torn up and blocked with carts,
drays. etc., In several places.
At midnight the Fifth regiment and
three companies Of the Sixth were still at
Camden station. Colonel Peters with 100
men Of the Sixth regiment are at their
armory, all under arms. Al this hour
i:30 A. M.-Baltimore Ia comparatively
quiet.
UNITED STATES NAILS DELAYED.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2l.-The fol.
lowing was received hero at I O'Clock this
morning:
CAMDEN STATION. July 20.-To q. 3.
Koones. Train No. 2. which carries the
United States mail from Baltimore TO
Washington, il now blockAded In the yard
at this station. II Is impossible TO send IL
through, because the tracks are In posses
sion Of rioters. JomS KISo. JR..
Vice President.
C~rNnERLAsp, Nd. July 2i.-The strl.
| kers fired on the train which brought up
| the first detachment OF troops. and one OF
| the train men was slightly wounded In tho
hip.
fIRisa ON u POLICE.
A few minutes ago there was what prom
issd 10 be q serious affair for Baltimore
| street. The police arrested o man named
1 n-ll r.. .1l.A. . NDaERaRl hal Iaaan Ia. /
| sued. He IL one Of the ring leaders Of the
| difficulty here, and when arrested started
Tor the Station.house. A largo crowd fol-
lowed. aud rs they approached this station
| the crowd called upon the police 10 halt,
| AMI made q rush to rescnn the prisoner.
| Tho police drew r~cyolvern, when some one
In the crowd fired. Tho police returned
| the shot aud some half dozen shots were
fired. There Was no one hurt. Reich and
three others were taken 10 the Station
house. but were released by the Mayor TO
appear for hearing to-day. There Is now
again q largo throng In the streets. In
telligence from Baltimore appears 10 have
added to the excitement.
PROCLAMATION ny u GOVERNOR or MA.
RyLLSD.
BALTIMORE. July 2i-2:3i A. N.-The
Governor has issued the following:
4 PROCLAMATION.
baltimore. Nd. July 81. -wnEREAs.
The riotous demonstrations that tool
place In this city last evening evincc q
spirit Of lawlessness which, u not sup
pressed, must end In the ruin OF vast in-
~terests, and the destruction OF q large
amount M ibe uroDerty of Our citizrns,