The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

& IL TIE D1i.II1c. 1e-e aIlsi .CI s.vera!
.ausres With an excited multitude Of
! four or five thousand people. Al the
first volIev Of stones aud brick six
privsses were felled to the ground in 3
senseiess condition and were carried
back into the a-naory amid a shower "
stones Compa les and r fled into
Front stree. headed south towards
Baltimore street. The assault BIZ the
crowi growing herce.. ard company
B not ", being cut Of the arEory. the
former We're halted 10 avail, the latter
. Col. Peters aud Mayor George, at this
time went 10 the head Of this column,
endsavoripg to quiet the riot and re-
store order stones continuing TO fall
thick aud fast. the men without orders
fired into the crowd most of the guns
being elevated above Their heads. By
this volley one map was killed aud
several wounded. Peters gave orders
To cease firing. which Was obcyed
Mayor George WAS struck with two
bouioers Oh the breast and in the right
leg. i.juring him bot seriously. As
taey marched along Baltimore street.
westward by Gay. Holiday. South and
Calvert streets. stoning was kept up,
snd firing by the companies ~ss re-
commenced with stray shots and con-
tinued at intervals until the company
r-schsd Colmsn & Rogers drug store.
On Baltimore street Company b march
81 into the street through a vol
= OF stones aud other missiles, firing
sro's. and by flank movement,
marched up Font street nor Inward to
Gay, and thence TO Balgimsr. street ard
Camden station
A. this hour. 100 O'Clock A. n. Bal
timors 10 comparatively quiet At ten
o'clock the dispatcher's house at Cam
den station wa, fred and totslly de-
stroyed. The depot was badly burned
~ far up ~ Barre street The lamp
and oil house. corner Of Barre and
Howard. Was destroyed.
The Fifth Regiment, with $50 mus
ke.s. in command Of Capt Hollinger.
left their armory ever Richmond and
Market streets about O'Clock p. N.
They marched down Ottawa street but
nothing unusual occurred until LON
bard street was reached, when . crowd
that lined the street commenced ston-
ing them. This continued until the
regiment got in front of Camden street.
when they turned on the crowd,
charged bayonets and dispersed it. The
following were disabled from duty:
Capt. Herbert. Lieuts. Rogers. Spear
and Sadler. Sergeants Hounderly and
Armstrong; Privatcs 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 line Was struck by stones.
Not . shot was fred at the depot by
the mob or the regiment. the latter hav-
ing received orders not 70 load their
muskets at the depot. The greatest ex-
element prevails, and for squares
about thousands of excited people gath
cred during the fires. which nearly con-
sumsd the lower end Of the depot The
firemen were greatly retarded by the
mob, and the policemen had to be
stationed At each engine. with instruc-
lions to shoot any one who attempted
/ 10 interfere with the firs,uen In the dis
charge Of their duties Gov. Carroll,
Mayor Latrobe and General Herbert
and staf were present At the depot oil
the evening. The track along Chicago
/ Avenue has been torn up and block I'd
! with carts. drays. &c. in several place.
! At midnight the Fifth Regimen, and
three companies Of the Sixth. were
still At Camden station. Col Peter. is
with enc hundred men Of the Sixth a.
] thsir srmcIy. oil under srmP.
! ROCHESTER, n. Y. July 2l--The
34ta regiment is ordered to proceed .,
once to Hc-asllsville.
BALTIMORE. July 2i-At this hour.
las A. N i. 10 ascsrtsined positively
/ that ten were billed ana ten rioters
arrested by officers Of the southern
police station. and that several serious-
! ly sho, were taken to their homes. OF
whom no accoun. can be had tonight.
WASHINGTON. July 2l-The follow
ing was received here 1t o'clock this
morning
CAMDEN STATION. July 10th
10 o. 5. kcoa,: Train No 2.
which carries [. s. mail from Balti-
more to Warrington. is now blockaded
ia the yard at this station.
Signed. JoHN KING. ia,
Vice Prest.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. July 2t-The
strikers fired On the train which
brought Up the ars, detachment of
| troops. aud one Of the train men was
slightly injured IN the hip A few