Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-21

Torsan- John Ball. James HcsS!us' ue7;
n'snon and James [. Keen, which viewed tue
pu,i; of the dead and adjourned till o,ocs
~. afternoop. Doe of the unrecognlzed uesu
t t.l3 has been identified as George NJ. Mc
g Ronoid % years old, residing at 2O5 Chestnut
street. q carpenter, shot IN the I'ght s'oe -
Tue BALTIMORE tHcrI Md, July 2l.-Oa their peri.
Inns march t. the Camden station !a.' ,, u,sJ
the Fifth Regiment were assau!teu: as $500
near the depot, by missiles OF every
when it is known that thirty mea "t;T $1,000 =
wounded, some Of them seflousi; .oa IT, NJ NOM.
h huo"p ~" rcriment during the trying ordeal
w.. ~ W etrct disciplinc and iorbcarance OF the
'n nmnand both as body aud Individuality can
~, h,Ii annrcciated. Surgeon ". IL. Grim was
~ Inty during the night attCudlog the wound
~ among those most seriously lfJnT1u arc
i;.ut ". ii. Rogers, severe gasi over The eye;
,;sut' Eorncy Spear, head cut; Csp..W r. Tier,
,,rt Sergeant Armstrong, Corp,ral llry"ood
" neI nriyatcs Lewis and Mckcaslc all Injured
a a',L hrjcks or stones; private Il. Il. Price,
M .o,,Jed in the head; private Geo Wanderiy,
'",Y"nGcI in the head and ankle, hieh"nZle,
,r',cE in the head; A. Lcwib. also wounded On
~, h,sJ lilo was struck four times, tut IS
, ~ dangerously hurt; Shurry Flack aud hoo;;
irustroog, badly hurt, and Lieut.. oadler aud
'' EMr(MoRE, MD, July 3l-ll:t5 2. NJ,
.'s,nJGn station, where the mSln once anu
'l'n'i II the Baltimore and Ohio Rrllroad Com-
n1uy is located, 90 Camden street. Is IN inc lo!h
warl. The Mount Glare wor kihopj are ia 'he
,<.h wasi and the tracks leading to iocust
's..iu,, the shipping and freight ,esutrr' pass
,!,r,ngh the 18th and 18th wards, IN "h'cn
AFTER Locust Point is situated. me elevators
ri Steamship wharves are here. Ihid cxpia
,..,io: IS given 10 case OF future d!sturoaucc.
IN, first outbreak in the strike on Mon1ay last
.,s al Camden Junction. outside OF the Guy
limits followed by that at Riverside Junction,
r,uoI house. IN the 18th ward, in South
,..lumore. nv,
BALTIMORE, July 2l--ll:30 q. m.--Ihc
,,,t Of Chcuowit:.'s saloon, southeast corner
nj S, tii,rorc aud Holiday srec!s is the object
$685. interest this moraing. lfoar bullet
- ~, large plate glass wndoW are cpi-
,'''' ~, tcrriic scene that occurred ut that
,,'",.r I,>t nivbt 4 crowd Of people arc cnu-
..''Ii,, .',,,Ino in tcoEt OF the windows. Oac
"I, ,i,. l,ra. trou.. glass Is about tSJ Iucaes
,',L,,,,.,,.r where the ''ultst passed through,
.,nI ,,,, yrayed woodwolk inside snowSHs course
Il, y%.,iS. 4 muskct ball assoc through ,iie
,...y. wpajeu shutters Of the ''Snihs ,achtc
..,t,. I'll Joseph Dukehart, No. lao ,Ses' DAT
NOR, sirrct, and shattered QUE OF inc i'9'''S VI
lass. l0othcr ball penetrated the iarrG o'I,o
las: windows Of The cigar store OF tohn ilauua'
49, l"3 West Baltimore street, badly ofeaHluE
t. iwn pistol balls pierced lie ifont T'h.'"S
, t,, Vienna Cafe, corocr OF i'ostctice ave
u,lr and Baltimore street, aud lmbennea 'ie'o
selves j.. the rear wall. Several persons were
:. iHr ,unch tables at the time ~! maze n:f
,aw -clpes. About s o'clock this mornlug
H., work Of removing the bodies OF the dcad
rom lie middle police station to the hom"s CT
-. deceased was commenced. Each body was
,.Ey.r.! il :, cask;t and then carried ~ the po'
H.. officers 10 a vehicle III waiting 1T the dtoT.
u each body was borne to the door upon inc
..oulicrs Of the palicrmen dead and almost
ra,!.ln| silence was aoticeabo III the large rro"u
.s,aub!cd about the station house.
CuMEERlAND, Nd, July 2l-G 81 A., NJ
ss;s :nc;uug HE rioters here aud 1T hcy5cr
har, everything III their v"n bands. NO trains
a., allowed to leave and 90 violence Is used to
,a.irc, q ant Grcmcn. The police arc power
less 10 suppress the disorder. The rioters Dum-
Der 1900 a, this place and will be joined to day
hY rioters from. Nl2rtiGsburg. The coal miners
tyonl I'rcsibuIg have joined The rlctcrS at hey'
sar. III" rioters. II is feared, VIII resist any
.ulttary that may arrive.
The :;otcrs arrested last night for shooting at
the poI!ce wore released by Mayor With"rs be-
safls. &c fears the threats made by the mob
vino had >urrouGhed the Jail. The passenger
trans houn! east Az! west are not allowed by
she caiH,any to run after night between certain
points. Some OF the guests at the Queen City
lsotc iast night, would not go to bed as the
rioters tad made threats that they would burn
he h,i!Gur
\ number CT freight cars at this place we're
;rokt. open at the depot this morning about
daylight by tbs mob &ad 4 large quantity ol
provision AND ether things carried away. Wo-
men and children with bags aud baskets assist
re! IN tins dcprcGaion AMI each Une went OFT
loaded with ,!uudcr They were rot !atcrtcred
III, A. he authorities arc unable TO guIrd
property.
BATiMoEE, MD, July 3l-l2 lJ.-!he
HJaIl o' Police Commissioners have called ont
and are organizing SPECIAL l'aleo i0rcf o:
five lu0nrcd true and reliable men whose Sc
lection his been entrusted TO some vi the lead
lus business hen of tic CITY. Gov. Carroll has
his headquarters at the Mayors office 70 the
ti'r Hall. last night ut ball FAST | CLOCK
when the most serious consequences ol the riot
were apprchcuded, Collector Thomas ordered
tho revenue cutter Ewing, lying IN the harbor,
fA~NNS"
eminent bonded ware house on the wharvcs
there. In half an hour after receiving the
order uaptain Fcngar Of the Ewing had steau
up and lis vessel was at anchor near the
wnarysS wh her guns trained on the approach
e.. y squad of mcu from Fort Nlcllcnry We're
also sent by General Barry at the request o,
Collector Thomas and guarded the bonded
warehouses which arc general warehouses con
tanning vast amounts Of goods, through the
nlsht. The Ewing and squad IRON the tort
are still Oh duty and should future indications
require it Collector Thomas will request from
!hc proper authorities at; Washington that au
armed Government vessel will be sent up from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. At this hour
al! remains quiet. but preparations are ociug
Hadc for any emergency which may occur TO,
might, before which time no violence is looked
Ior
MARrlNSnURG, W. Vas, July Ill SO a.
m--Ihis place remains very quiet. No freight
trans nave been started yet, and IN the absence
ot COL Sharp at Cumberland it is dlthcut TO
tnd Ont the intention of these IN charge OF the
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