The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-13
BLOODSlII.D IN MONTREAL.
, Won or EOrGHS MiDDENfD ny THE
ntsrIfi or ~ ORiNrE LILY.
v., rr.uiting the woman who Wore u ana
,h.p ..smuItios the oung Mnn wh" D"re"
A.. p,,,cct uer-A Desperate .righi-one
O,,p.cman shot Dead and csners " o"n"ea

IN
.,,n.,,,,u sho, Dead and psners w ounded
N,vrur,1. July 1.-THE decision Of tho
c...,, l,,,,ooe NOT 20 have q procession, 1t was
,s,d ,,oulI prey ut a breach Of the peace.
hS, ,rf,riunatalv the expectations OF those
vho S,rloJ in the intorcste Of peace have been
sally Nwappontrd Prom an carly hour this
ucrningN ,he strcot- were denscy packed with
nm excited mob. \ large crowd gathered in
front Of Orange Hal. a rumor having been cir
culatcd that the r."ngemcn proposed To march
,o church In body. That rumor was un-
founded. however. They wcntto Knox Church
individually and 10y IL O'Clock the building was
we'll filed. An eloquent sermon was preached
h., the Rev. A. Doudiet. grand chaplain. After
tie service the Orancemcn. with friends. sepa-
rated. A part of them walked down Beaver
Uullhill, and among them were thrco ladies'
Ncsdamcs Mitchell. Marsh and Freeman. and
ayoung lady cs orted hyan elderly man. Tho
young lady carried lily. which was taken
from hor and she was assaulted. A young
gentleman, an Orangemnn sprdng tosihc ns-
eistancc OF her compani m. At this luncturc.
tie mob becoming violent. the ladies were hur-
rlcdy escorted to the shops at the upper end OK
Hadcsondc street. and there found refuge. The
ladies were very much ngitatcd hut received no
serious injuries. close watch WAS kept on the
building hy the mob in order t. rct at the mon
who had protected the ladies' but the doors
were closed and the crowd made no offensive
demonstrations against the building. Alder
men Kennedy. ". L. Ryan. and I. II. McNamce
wcro continually passing up and down the
paycmcnt cndcvoring TO get the crowd to dis
perse. but Intellectually. as they gathered
teeth'F III sr"ops a""'.,ns III ,.,
At about nan past tho crowd WI zen hau
becn restcssly movingahout. was suddenly agi-
tn,ci 10y n row which occurred between an
4 - "a ITpf,p
Orangrmhh anu SV''' '''uio'rs VI INV '",o".
The Oraneemau soon got worsted. and nel
~, a., ,,s, sid, ~ vi,.orin S,unra Ue
un,'nsn ,1, ,i an .Lt h,n.din., obou, the fore
toward tle high lio X Of stores adjoining Alder
$780,, ,r.,1.r,ir..'- build ms, and h,inr elosely
iunn -. "" ,'-
m seei. ciii,aNor'd to gam refuge IN the door
Of Robert Dunn n Co.'S wholesale dry goods
m ,..i.i,,,, ,,., ,,,. i,a,,cr,,,, o,,I
store Here the HEhihg became desperate anu
anumher OF reNny. r. were drawn, which were
tro.lv naa1 The lar,, and STRUGGLING crowd
- .. ia .t, . -, 4, ,.,.,- -
WIl'h su'''"l"'u 'l' ,'''I ''"u'irN " ii's
slbe 20 say who fired tho first shot. but 1t APP
nears to hnye be.n fired by some ono on the
. -, 49,. n, -, -, 90, ~ =,
steIS' young man ABOUT u years o, ase' VINO
was on the steps, was wounded in the throat
He hnd a revolver in his hand and was trying 10
use +, Int his arm seemed powerless to coek or
aim II HnI in another instant he was dragged
from tie steps hy his enemies and shot twice
more In the head one bullet passing through
his forehead and the other entering at the cor
n.r ~ MS eve IL iel a rhastly corpse. Ii
t-,k Int an instant Tor All this 10 occur and Us
M. firing grew rnpid the crowd was seen To- re-
,0.l from the scene Of the conhct. many run
nne through the square and elsewhere SIX
BE- thai six or eight took eject Giroux. tie
wal'En.,vn Ia cross, nlnver' who was in the
felt WAS wounded in the cheek and hlra freely.
I,ur ,,fI.rs ty,r. .rriouslv wounded but they
Mi recover
ueye witness II the shooting gives the fol-
loving: crowd Of Irish Catholics had ue n
had tax N refuge "a Il house there alter prot L
INK edy who had beeu lnsulted for wearing
Al rans. n.y. About twenty ne,es iI s,i oa
past from the house. was believed to fi. ono.
and a. he had an orans, lily the ..r N,l rushed
bindings adjoining Alderman Cleud,nuins IS
store. bee "a ie.,orcl 70 rln into /, lt...l' IA
lam lut the crowi was too close On l!s herls,
and tlrn agcutirmun dressed in dart tw'e ed
clothes and win mousia'he. intert"s.d. d.
cNriug that be- would take tho young fellow =
part At this the mob turned iroai the yoMps
an an hrst rnrsuri ana a,tackrd ~, 1tn'ri -
stiro. Tho second cndeaNorel 10 rush AT +
him Nut t..a nub was 50 close that those inside
shy meior ;udaeniy.a .au me was at TIE MI y
O'th" rr.Nl lu his alarming uos tion elevate i
a'ty' go" Icing multitude; ne drew ms re-
,py-r nd Nr into them. Previous 10 tbs a
sl"i "i- ir from TIA" door or window ol the
cd ,INNi ir-ln Hiring. The man "a tn. slcl 5
t.pr'i i'e away, but "hcn Pr hai t,9me
I ,ay.neu' man standing Just N t4e pave
u" I "ii h'h WiIe hhH iir len hr"NiIy'
'h 81 'ai, ~. man WHO killed hlni WAS seen
"ebH., aui tx deliberate aim at about tirr'
-'ll -; The mur'irred mans name
Ns iiA'k.lt H. vas an Orangemen. p years
1" iilia'r'.al AZ -.
AL ln'r at cunt ol the shooting Is given ~
an ~ .A'U -- a- ioIpW7; ~ uipui ~, /. NJ.
hs."a' - np lu tine nrighh1rhood Of the cab
,ni s,i., ia J. -lfr.t ana instantly mere was
t.h.rN rush 100 mat direction. young man
~ -iay 81 ih's was se'n running Tor shelter
71'f ny e mrSe crowa Gi ntn nm, ati Hl,' hm' Z
ci,. SV'lri i"rLi th1 h.Hfy doe r. i"iiia.y y
'n h' l~h!"Is ol u' ln"D tli'h