Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16
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MONTREAL ANXIOUS.
Trouble Feared at Hacketrs Funeral
THE EASTERN WAR.
Russians Capture Nicopolis.
The HOSTILE NEZ PERCES.
General Howard in Pursuit.
BALTIMORE REPUBLICANS.
The HOSTILE NEZ PERCES.
General Howard in Pursuit
BALTIMORE REPUBLICANS.
THE SITUATION IN MONTREAL.
Serious Trouble Feared at Hackett
the OrRngenAu,s. Enneral

NEW YORK, July l6.-The Tunes Mon
treal special says Hackett's funeral Will
by Orsngemen I'm full regalia. 4,00O are eN.
ptcted TO take part. Great excitement again
prevails in this city, and serious trouble is
feared. The mayor has issued proclama-
ton, calling on all law, abiding citizens to
assist the police force in maintaining order
The volunteers have been called out.
A Catholic shot.
Early yesterday morning a night took place
and a man named McCulloch, a Catholic.
was shot, and seriously wounded a private.
A meeting of officers OF the Catholic union
was called last sight, the object OF which is a
my stery.
The City Controlled by a Mob.
The city IL under control of a lawleSs mob.
and the gravest consequences are feared to-
day. The dominion government has placed
the entire police force at the disposal OF the
city for to day. All is quiet now. The Ur-
angemen will issue a proclamation In the
morning, requesting all who do not Ia Ike part
IN the procession TO keep within doors along
the route.
All Quiet This Morning.
MONTREAL, July 10, IL a. m.-So lar every
thing is suiet, with fair prospects of peace
during the day. ST. James street is thronged
with people, but the rough element is con-
spicuOus by its absence. Crowds surround
orange ball, endeavoring to get a view OF the
people visited the hall.
All the Military Called Out.
An order has Just been issued by Colonel
Fletcher, deputy adjutant general, for the
whole military force 10 turn out. This is
taken as precau ton.
The Funeral Procession
An influential meeting OF the ST. Georges
Society, at l0O'clock this morning, decided
TO walk I'm the Hackett funeral procession in
body Resolutions were passed condemn
ing the mayor for criminal negligence.
The Military All Out.
a MoSS aEs BEEN July IL dZ2o mnIhe mill
regiments OF volunteers on duty and a troop
Of cavalry. They will be stationed at differ
ranged that the procession will always be
between two regiments. AS they pass by
other regiments will be moved up.
-Four hundred Orangemen have Just
arrived from Ottawa, about twice that num-
Der VIII come from eastern townships, and
almost every Protestant in the city Will
take part in the procession. At an
emergeHt meeting OF the police COM
missiouers the mayors conduct was CEN
sured, and instructions given TO the chief
10 cooperate with the government police,
after which the mayor and inspector of the
dOmin ion police walked around TO ascerta IN
the outlook. The police commissioners sit
en- 2ernonence. The mayor and the chief OF
and ascertain their peaceful intentions. The
Oraneemen of Ottawa proceeded up st.
James street, headed by band.
Signs OF Trouble.
r. m.-lnformstion has just arrived tina
bodies OF men are massing IN the woods nea
he cemetery. The county master receiv we'd an
anonymo lie ter, stating that the drinking
fountain in the cemetery had been poisoned
Going TO the Funeral.
1:25 p. MAT the meeting OF the st. An
drew's and st. George societies to- day. IL
was resolved TO attend Hackett's funeral in
body. Strong resolutions condemning the
action of the mayor and chief OF police on
Thursday last were passed.