The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21

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AN OUTBREAK IN BALTINoRE-FOCR NEN
KILLED.
BALTIMORE, July 20.
AS the 9th regiment, Col. Clarence Pc
ters, was marching from its armory along
Baltimore street to Camden station tU pro-
coed 10 Cumberland, the regiment was
stoned and fired into by crowd on the
streets. The regiment fired into the crowd
and a number were killed and wounded.
The confusion and excitement is 30 great at
present it 10 impossible to get at the facts.
Four dead bodies have been taken to the
middle district station and a number of
wounded to various drug stores.
THE EXCITEMENT INoRRAsING-EIGHT MEN
KILLED.
10p. m.-At this hour the excitement
attending the shooting by the 9th regiment
is still fierce, and the crowd on Baltimore
street for several squares from South each
way is on the increase, rendering the side
walks almost impossible. In front Of the
middle police station nearly opposite the
city hall, where most of the dead and
wounded have been taken, the street Is
blocked with an excited mass. In this
station there are now lying eight dead
bodies and two wounded. The following
are the names of the dead as far as ascer-
tanned: Thomas B. Byrne, register Of 9Th
ward; VIM. Moran, rewsboy, aged ID !;
Lewis Janowitz, shoemaker Cornelius
Murphy. Four others yet unrecognized.
Wounded: James Roke, aged 25, laborer
in bottlng establishment, shot through
the buttock, the ball coming out IN the
groin, dangerously wounded; Geo. Kemp,
huckster, aged %, shot through the thigh
while on his way home, seriously. The
rumors are aAoat regarding the number
killed, one is that several women were
killed and borne away.
BURNING DEPOT.
The depot at the Camden street station
is on fire and it is said that the railroad Of
fee has been cleaned out. The telegraph
office in the depot building has been des.
| troyed, the wires cut and instruments re-
moved.
LATER.
The fire at the depot of the Camden
street station has been extinguished witt
but little damage. The telegraph offic,
cleaned out was the despatcher's office, or
the platform of the station, and not the Of
flee in the main building. All the Bslti
more and Ohio wires have been cut.
ARNING THE CITY.
In view of the violent demonstrations to
day the mayor has requested Gen. Herber
not TO withdraw either regiment of niliti'
from the city. The order requiring th
fifth regiment to proceed to Cumberland
has been therefore revoked and the mel
held ready for service in the city.
ANOTHER COMPANY ATTACKED.
Col. Peters was ordered to send thre
companies to Camden station. According
ly companies F, and B, each containin
40 men, we're formed under the comman
of Capt. Tupper and marched out Of th
armory. Company in front followed b
company F. The foremost men on reach
ing the sidewalk were assailed by Shove
of stones and brickbats thrown by tn
crowd in front of the building, being file
for several squares with four or five thor
sand people. At the first volley Williar
Lennox, Lewis Bolts, G. W. Murlock an
VIM. Young, privates of and F, wei
felled to the ground senseless and born
back into the armory amid shower I
stones. Companies and F filed into Fror
street and headed south towards Baltimoi
street. The assault by the crowd GROWN
fi,rcer, and company b not yet being OF
await the latter. Col. Peters and Mac
George at this time went to the head Of Il
column, endeavoring to quell the riot. Tt
stones continuing to fall thick and fas
the men without orders fred into u
crowd, most of the guns being elevate
above their heads. By this volley or
man was killed and several wounde,
Col. Peters gave orders to cease firin
which was obeyed Major George vi
struck with two boulders in the breast al
in the leg. The order was now given
march, and companies l and prcceed'
along Front street to Baltimore, into whit
they wheeled to the right. AS they marc
ed along Baltimore street the stoning W
kept up and a number of pistol shots we
' fired at the men. The firing by compani
was recommended with stray shots al
continued till they reached Coleman al
Rogers drug store. Companies l and
: finally reached Camden station. The 8
n regiment started for Camden station al
4 were attacked by the mob. They charg
i bayonets and the mob dispersed. Sever
J, officers and privates were disabled fro
i, duty by wounds received at the hands
the rioters.
GALL FOR TROOPS AT PIrTsBURG.
PITTsBURa, Pa, July 20.
The sheriff has telegsphed Gov. Ha
ranft to call out the military to suppress
railroad strikers.
A BRAVE MAN AND AN UNWORTHY BRorHE
BALTIMORE, july 20.
George Zepp, who so courageously volt
teered to take charge Of an engine at M
tinsburg, Is a brother Of the ring leader
u the strikers.