The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-13
BATTLE OF THE BoYNE.


a Scene OF Terror in Montreal.
Montreal, July 12.-10 a. m.-The
%Lrinories of the various military organ
izations were unmolested last hight,
md although there has been no dis
turbance since McKeown WAS killed by
Private Fitzpatrick, during the night,
,here is every eason to fear Il serious
lot. The inquest on the body of Nc
keown is how being held, and the
opinion prevails that the verdict will
,ttacii the blame to Fitzpatrick, who
Was compelled to defend himself.
GATHERING OF TIL CLANS.
With the exception of groups of men
IN various parts OF the city, notably on
st. james and Craig streets, where
Orange and st. Patrick's halls are stu
ted, there Is nothing to show that Il
celebration is about to take place. The
Jolice ara uLder arms and effectively
distributed.
AN HOUR OF ANXIETY.
Montreal, July l2.-2:3O p. m.-All
) peace 50 far. Immense crowds are
ALTERING ON st. james street, Victoria
qudre and Craig street. Members of
he Irish Catholic union are at their
endezvous ut st. Patrick's hall. Anx-
ETY. and dread are visible on every
tuntenance, and the worst fears are
expressed of the approaching trouble.
service i'll the Knox church is 10Y
roceeding. There are u large number
f ladies present. The expressions OF
The crowd are those of most painful
anxiety.
1he young Britons intend meeting
h,ir brethren returning from Corn
wall, at the depot in the evening, and
" i'll scCrt them home.
TIE chief officers of the Irish Catho-
ic Union are at st. Patrick's hall,
Were the various sections of the asso.
'iatiun received their orders and then
re urned 10 their lodges.
Two or three Thousand of a motley
rowd are opposite Orange hall on st.
,aiueS street, threatening the Orange
uen, who express Indignation ut the
manner in which the Ribbon men line
he streets, as if to intimidate them.
The Orangemen affirm their intention
. keep their bargain, but If interfered
With coming out of the church there
will be ll,odshed. y
The congregation at Knox church is
,ot particularly large, most of the peo-
lie being outside awaiting what may
urn up. -7
Fifty policemen are stationed near
Knox church, and Il strong posse is re-
aimed at the Central station OH St.
har,es street. 4E5aB
SHOT on THE STREET.
NJ al, July III p. m.-Trouble
5 just beginning, a man wearing an
orange lily, WITS killed on the steps of
Ounn's stone, Where he had been pur-
,ied 10y the crowd. Fifteen shots were
i ell altogether. The name of the
nan killed is IIackett. Three persons
fave been wounded-the great La
irusse player, Gireout, and a painter
,amed Boone, dangerously; the third,
! woman, is wounded in the leg. The
element is increasing and the streets
ire crowded.
CALLING OUT THE TROOPS
The whole volunteer force, including
five field batteries. have been ordered
out.
1t is rumored that the Catholic Union
men are being supplied with arms.
Her Majesty's Sixteenth regiment, at
Halifax has been telegraphed TO be in
readiness to start for this place should
troops be needed
CowARDLY CONDUCT.
Montreal, July 12-6 p. m.-The
poor police regulations are generally
blamed for the troubles to-day. The
Orangemen who pledged themselves not
10 parade, were openly intimidated by
roughs aud luafers, who early took
places on the streets, armed with
weapons and foul words. Both parties
expected and were prepared for the