The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-23
SATURDAY IN BtLrlNpaE.
BAL1iu RE ] .IY 81

lwu iuen were slightly III q d Ae ron
~ he mob retired the iro wa tx'inguish-
81, Subsequent alarms were caused By The
tio-g .f the railroad va'chmal's boxes.
Nearly AL the police weie hit by stones.
Ii eir Injuries are slight. At one o'clock,
II IN , the police withdrew from the depot
aud the troops remained. Sixteen arrests
were made in the southern district last
n ht for rioting. The tracks between
Camden station and Blue Ridge crossing at
Gwynn's Falls was disturbed at various
switches. During the fire the governor
telegrsphed to the president for aid, and
issued another proclamation of warning
and cn,reaty. The secretary of war
promptly directed Gen. Barry, command
ing at Fort McHenry, to report with all
his men and guns to Gov. Carroll. The
troops are now in readiness. Seventeen
strikers or tramps boarded train from
MaItlnsburg yesterday, west Of the Relay
house. TAey refused to leave until they
saw the police at Camden Junction. Sew
eral members OF the fifth regiment. who ar
rived at the srmory last night after the
main body left, started for Camden depot,
and were stoned. The police ordered all
saloons closed. A sort of martial law will
be imposed to secure tranquility. Passen-
ger travel and the mails were interrupted
last night by the riot, no trains arriving at
Camden station or going out after s O'Clock.
- ;,.a ha naltto,arn
and Potomac or Northern Central rail-
roads.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The Gazette says there are prospects of
no more violence to-day. The military are
at Camden station still, and the police are
protecting the sixth regiment armory. Cit
liens are prohibited from copgregating in
| the streets. The saloons are all closed
The governor, atorney general, mayor and
police commissioners are consulting. TIE
en'ire police, numbering 500 men, are on
duty. The regular o'clock western train
left Camden station this morning, and all
the Ie !ular Ca s on the main stem for
Elliott City and other interior points are
running. There is a crowd at Camden sta
ton of about 5000 PERSONS, aud 1t Is In
cressing rapidly Intense excitement con-
tnues. The fifth regiment has cleared
Camden street, aud guard duty Is teirg
done across the street at Howard and
Euiaw streets. Another of last nights
dead has been recognized as George Nc
Donald, carpenter. The Gazette says 80
members of the fifth regiment were severe
| ly wounded last night, and not shot was
fired by member of The regiment during
the trying ordeal. Camden station, where
the matt cffice and depot Of the Baltimore
and Ohio ;ailroad are .Ocatcd N CadiG u
street, is in the sixteenth ward. 'Ghe NJ -It
Glare works are in the eighteenth wa d..
and the .iooks lea5iing t. LJcUfr Point, the
shipping and fItignt cfpt,', PASS through
Il, eighteenth nd i.ventt entb W. il.
which la ter l. cut Point 10 si.ua'en The
ei,v I rs g. d ct smsbip whorves a'e Lere.
as xplsn tam is gwen IL Gaze of future
dsu la, ce. The ftst outbreak Monday
VI a. Camden Junction, outsiue he ci )
limits 4 number q store show bu.l
mark. to-day. Two pistol Daus lls' NJ .Lt
,iefc,d the Vienna cafe WIDOW, narrowly
missing pv svns at the lunch tables. III
bod es Of the dead were remover from the
station house his morning, amid imples-
We sileIue.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE RIOT.
NEW YoRK, July 81.
The Times Baltimore special says the
blame for ringing the alarm, which precip-
itated the riot, lies between Gov. Carroll
and Gen. Herbert. The troops could have
gone quietly if the alarm had not brought
out a disOrderly crowd with which the
strikers had nothing to do. 1t is reported
that several we're killed on both sides in the
fight between the rioters and police tw {
miles below Camden station.
GUARDING THE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
BALTIM RE, July 81.
The police commissioners are organizing
special force of 500, whose selection hal
been entrusted TO leading business men
Last night Collector Thomas ordered tn
revenue cutter to proceed to Locust Poin
to project the government bonded ware
houses. A squad of men from foit Nc
Henry also guarded the bonded warehouses
If indications require 1t the collector viii
request an armed government vessel fren
: the naval academy. All remains quiet
Preparations are beiog made for any emer
gency that may occur tonight, befor,
which no violence il looked for.
J SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY.
BALTIMORE July %.
? Marines arrived last night from Wash
ington. About midnight q crowd whicl
bad been dispersed at the depot concentrs
ted on Howard street. The police charge
them and a general skirmish ensued, durin
which a pumoer of shots were fred. Th
police dispersed them and captured forty
who were taken TO the depot where abou
@ a hun ired are now coLfintd. Between te
AMI eleven o'clock, II large crowd collecte
: on Cary street. near the workshops of th
: company, and we're charged by the polio
I and dispersed During the shooting o
d Euaw street , fi ier Nsgle aud John ALI
8 John Brown and B-ruard Carln we're she
0 and seriously wounded. Carlln is not ex
pected to live.
TRAIN FIRED.
AT fifteen IN nu'es befor three this morn
< ing an incendiary fired train Of 85 or 4
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