Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-21
[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE BALTIMORE RIOT.
Consul nj ton OF civ lDf1ici ala

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1880 a. m.-Within
the past ten minutes reports have been re-
ceived at the Marshsl's telegraph hesdquar-
tricts of the city. The eastern, In the I'd
ward, western, 18th ward. southern 10th
ward, middle, 9th ward, northwestern, 10Th
report that quiet and order prevail. Gov
Carroll. Attorney General Gwynn and
Mayor Latrobe are in consultation with the
board of police commissioners at the City
Hall. The entire police force-5O0 men-are
on duty. All bars and liquor saloons are
closed. The regular O'Clock western train
regular local trains on the main stem
| Ellicott City and other interior points a
running, including the Washington trail
HE Inquest over the Victims
The situation at Camden station renal
unchanged, and the crowd does not exec
5000 people, but IL Is increasing rapidly a.
the excitement continues intense. The 9.
regiment has cleared Camden street of the
crowd, and guard duty is being done across
that street at Howard and Eutaw streets
Coroner Walker summoned the following
jury of inquest a. O'Clock this A. NV A
Dean, Cbas. Stoskiaie, John w, Woods =.
Holyland. Jas. W. Barrett, Thos s. Wright,
James Shearer, +. Won Versen, John Ball,
James HOskins, Geo. w. Duyall James II
Keen, which viewed the remains of the dead
and Adjourned TIL O'Clock this afternoon.
One OF the unrecognized dead bodies has
been Identified as Geo. Mcdonald, "a years
old, residing at 2o5 Chestnut street a carpen-
ter; shot in right side of face.
Further Particulars Of the Riot Last
Night
BALTIMORE, Md, July 2l.-On their merrill
Gus march 10 the Camden Station. last night.
the 5th regiment was assaulted as stated
near the depot by missiles of every descrip-
ton. when il is known that 30 mon were
severely wounded, some of them seriouslv
When il is Known that not a single shot was
fired by member of the regiment a uring
The trying ordeal, The strict discipline and
forbearance of the command, both as a body
and individually. can be fully appreciated
Surgeon w. III. Crane was on duty during
the night attending the wounded. Among
those most seriously Injured are Lieutenant
w. II. Rogers, severe cash over the eye;
A.lu'onant Forney Spear, heal cut; Captain
y" Her - Sergeant Armstrong, Corpo-
t5itS NOD I~'vateS Lewis and Nc
49, e.. az IN WIZ brtcks and stones.
ErIN".- ".ics. wounded - oai: Pri-
's.~ ",a. fn4iet-y, aea- Hua aLs.a, -.
wn-ufS3 cu e nsEd. = was s.rue-. faur
Lu5,.ss' p n, D.. 70, oanetra1s-g T. u atu
, .s.a. zoe I = '-ns,roHg, Daily mart, al
LIoG.'nan. 81 .iv5 and others
The first 0u sSreaG
Inc nEsi .uL0rt 4, ~ II sfrik" or Monday
las was at Cah4en junction. r'7 tsite ne q y
ton or roundhouse, in the 17Ln ware. South
Baltimore.
Removing the Dead Bodies.
About O'CLOCK this morning the work OF
middle police station TO the homes of the
de ceased was commences. Each BODY was
placed in a casket and then carried by the
police officers to vehicle in waiting at the
door. As each bldy was borne to the door
upon the shoulders of the poll cemen a dead
and almost painful silence was noticeable in
the large crowd assembled about the station
house.
IMPORTANT FROM CUMBERLAND.
The Strikers Aaye IL All Their own
Way.
CUMBERLA AND Md, July 21.-This morn
ing the rioters here and at Keyser have
everything in tfeir own hands. No trains
are allowed TO lesve and no violence is used
to engineers aIt firemen. The police are
powerless TO cypress the disorder. The
rioters number 200 at this place, and will
be Joined todd by rioters from Martins
bug. The coalhiners from Frostburg have
is feared, will rdist any military that may
arrive.
IT the police eere released by Mayor
Willie RS, becausbe tears the threats made
by The mob, whtihad surrounded the jail.
! he passenger f4ins bound east aud west
are not allowed n the company TO run after
night between cefain points. Some of the
guests at the Qten City hotel last night
threats that they you'd burn the building.
FreiEn Cars Robbed.
number OF fright cars NJ this place were
broken open al tie depot this mOrning about
provisions and ther Things carried away.
Women and chiliren, W it'll bags and baskets,
assisted in this depreciation, and each one
went off loaded with plumber. They were
not interfered with, as the authorities are
unable to guard property.
THE PENNSILVANIAC CAMPAIGN.
The Phtlade4phia militia Getting
Respy to Move.
PHILADELPHIA, July Il, 1:20 q. m.-Sev-
eral companies Glmilitary have arrived at
the West Philadelphia depot General Brin-
ton has changed us headquarters from the
League House tOshe depot, and the moving
OF the several commands is hourly expected.
An order has ben issued calling upon the
men who failed T. respond last night to re-
no dolr