The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

.lsha head on FIens street was carried 20 tti,
i drugstore cornere8 Harrison and Baltimor,
streets. at this time the Diet nellt OF thi
Sixth LETT their aTfpory ana slparchgds 1pygf
fErnnt 81 IttntSre nei ergyar-
(which came into Harrison STREET ft6mt 5ns
afnofy by Waysoi Fayette street met 90
;tsol1iers at Harrison and sBala streets
4 The command was al wed 10 pass Har
risen street on the Esy up BaltinpTe street
when an irreg ular yoliey OF rpissol. OTIS ane
/ other missiles Was fred az thenbg the crowd
L The soldiers wheeiad and returned the ire,
i and delivered ,;voAsys intos thescrowds al
] several points on theirsrorte.s; al soldier was
knocked down with II missile near Ligns
street. ne was carried id IT'D The idrtie store
OF Coleman a. Rogers, and was afterwards
| takenIelsewfere.r Tho last olleY from the
soldiers was fired near the cornef Of Light
street.. ia "a 10 ts'tt r. IS, - i
THE gKDER 70 FIRE e.. !, mn
The order to fire was given after the. com
lloaded and fred as they marched, closely
1 followed bysthe crowd, which hurled mis-:
siIes ias fast as they Could, be found ION the
/ route IA soldier FELL at the corner Of Bal
|timore and Holiday ST. eta, and the i'm
lyprnssion atnbng the eotsmmand was that he
had ;been killed OF the 1870 soldiers who
i lett tie nffnofy 80 reache a Camden station,
and they we're not aware at theatsme OF the
Plate of,their ther al :. 'H
tsls Three woEnned men were carried into
iithe drugstore at Baltim ore andI Harrison
streets, three wounded men into Hablis
tons drugstore; corner OF Gay and Baltt
I more streets, and three fatally wounded te
ItChenowith's restaurant, corner OF Balti
more and Holiday, streets. "A man was
fatally wounded.near the Carrollton Hotel
r. e. - T,94ko4yn TnE STATIONS; ;i,i Il,l:,
Large crowds of excited men gathered
! around the places where, the dead t4 and
wounded had been hastily Carried. Stretch.
ers were procured, and policemen carried
1.-THE dead to the Middle ,police-station, where
nine bodies were laid out together up stairs.
| An of them. had ghastly wounds in the
i head iior other vital parts, and for hours
four remained unfecognized. Five OF the
wounded were taken to Washington Uni
. yersity Hospital, and others were sent
to their homes or well-cared for. at other
! places. Poolsrof blood marked the spots
on the streets where, the wounded fell.
! Great crowds hung around the Middle
station until late hour, and men and, wo,
men in large numbers made anxious inqut
RES otter relatives and friends. "A womani
4 after scanning the faces OF several OF the
slain with look OF anxiety painful in its
/ Intensity, recognized the dead body Of her
husband, and was carried swooning from
the room. A father recognized the: dead
body OF his, son, and other heart-rending
scenes served to make the, police station a
house OF such mourning and woe as has
not been often Witnessed "Ifl
THE FIFTH, ..,.,r..-.
| The Fifth Maryland, about 200 strong,
marched from their saTmory to the depot
without being seriously, intefiered with.
tya5ii ~ Riot n! Camden Depot. ~ s,s :, g.
| - There was no actual outbreak however,
until the regiment. was. about turning into
Camden street, near the depot, from. EutaW
| street, when. they were assaulted with
stones and bricks, which. persons in: the
crowd seemed to. have in their possession.
The assault was kept up until the regiment
entered the depot, and. although some OF
the men: were roughly handled they re-
Trained from using their weapons in sell
defence. The ARRAY caused intense excite
Iment, and there was,a general rush to get
out Of harms way omen with children
Ein their arms. were hustled, roughly about,
Ebalt as far asilearned none Of them were Sc
riotsly hurt though several RECEIVED
/ bruises. y-r .y.ySGI&t ~ = .
f. TIE FIFTH ACTING Luxe LII n VETERANS.
( 1.-THE regiment, was under the best control
land did not resent the attack. William
Sudeberg, living at No. so HilIman street,
was struck, on the head with q. stone and
badly hurt. Several Of the soldiers were
| injured. 81. Fl. LFIack, o private Of Com
pany C; was badly cut Upon the, head He
was takep;int q car and his wound dressed
I by Surgeon Smith, who remarked he did
| not expect to get into service 80 soon. The
surgeon advised Flack to remain at home,
and he replied he was going now. it he was
buried up there. Lieutenant William 81.
Rogers and Lieutenant Spear, OF COMPANY
G. had their heads cut@-neither seriously
hurt: Priyates; W. s. Lilly and Mckenzie,
and Color-Bearer " ellis were also hurt,
either at the time the regiment: was "as-
saulted on the stneet or. BY missiles thrown
into the depot after their arrival, where the
crowd pressed closely upon them and re-
peated the assault. oil Tt@l 2io - n:--,y: -:
The regiment quietly embarked on boird
the cars, But it soon became apparenttha the
train could not1leaye the depot without diff
/ fculty. u-s~a .;,i;-uSuh "a
~ IAPEDIHsNTs TO pnfAnTBRE.os-2
The train provided by the railroad con-
'pany to convey the troops to their destina-
Lion contained ten 'Stoaches, Including
sc palace car to the reAr,for the seeofnmo-
dation Of che officers. Z Al j. Fairbank ~ ga
oficerid the company, s1perihfe EN- ed. tae
embarkation. 4 Engine, No, 40, Of which
George Barley Is engineer and Lewis Hess
| fireman, stood at the Barre.Street crossing,
with steam. up, ready to haul thestrsin out.
|; The demonstration against the engineer and
| fireman was so. great that they were com.
nelled to desert the engine, having frstbeen
stoned by che smob!i Thelengine was after
wards completely. disabled by stones thrown
at it by the mob.!linf'n,, I s.,1 I r.. 800 ~,
Observation-Disclosures Ora II 'oia ATTACKED. - -
ltrThe riotous demonstration upto this time
was principally at the Barre-street crossing
but a charge; upon the rioters ceInpelfed
them to retreat to the lower end Of tine de
not. at the corner OF Lee street. The dis
butchers office, located or the platte in.
side the, depot, near Lees street, was next
attacked and completely ridtdltled with stones
FanQ the telegrap bop orators compelled Its
leave their posts. l: a l. '1' Isi 49,, -. -
"oiovER 10 +: 9cARaoLE AND aA1on L1rRoBE.
Inside ia OIL the rl,:Ii building
Governor Carroll and Mayor !, Latrobe ,,Wer r
present.. !, With Vice President King: ant
other officers OF the railroad company, Gen
1 eral James. r. Herbert, commaD ding fhe
military, and Police-M Marshal Gray, Deputy
Mars hal Frey, P6lfeesC ommissio nef Giinnor
the captai1a Of police IN the six districts o
+ Baltimore city, and all Htheaavailable forc
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