Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-13

Orangemen on bail. The wives and friends
of the Orangemen throughout the city are in
a high state of anxiety about their safety.
APPEAL TO THE PREMIER.
The following telegram was sent by
County Grand Master Grant to the premier,
and reply IS now being waited for:
To Hon. Alex. Mckenzie, Ottawa:
We are surrounded by ten thousand rufians.
The mayor will not clear the streets. Military
of no use. Reply at once. D. D. GRANT.
THE COMPLAINT.
The following is the text of the affidavit
upon which Orangemen are being arrested
CANADA, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of
Montreal, City of Montreal, Police Office: The
information and complaint of Lawrence Pat
rick Murphy expressman of the city of Mon
treal, in the district of Montreal, taken on oath
this 18th day of July, 1878. at the police Office
in the city of Montreal, before the undersign-
ed Nj. O. Desnoyers of the city OF Montreal
police magistrate for the district of Montreal,
who saith: am resident householder in the
city of Montreal; that there exists in said city
OF Montreal d certain association known as the
Orange association, the members whereof are,
as deponent is credibly informed and
believes, bound and required to the secret acts
and proceedings of such association and when
admitted to take oath, not required or author
lied by law; that said association is composed
Of persons filing divers Offices in said associa-
ton, namely, masters and deputy masters.
whose names are unknown to deponent, and
also county master, one David Grant, of the
city of Montreal, a stone mason; that deponent
has lust cause to suspect and believe that said
David Grant and other officers and members of
said association, of having this day unlawfully
assembled in the city of Montreal for the pur-
pose of walking in procession through certain
public streets of said CITY, thereby provoking
breach OF the peace and endangerlng the lives
of citizens contrary to the form of the statute
in such case made and provided and against the
peace of our lady the Queen, her crown and
dignity; that deponent will be able to point
out those of accused not herein named where
fore deponent prays justice in the premises;
and that said Grant and other members of said
association or those joining in said procession,
be arrested and dealt with according to law
and deponent hath signed,
LAWRENCE P. MURPHY.
Sworn to at city of Montreal this day,
month and year first above mentioned. before
me, III. G. DEsNoYEs, 2. nj.
oRANGEMEN ESCAPE.
MONTREAL, July 12.-The Orangemen have
now left the hall in cabs containing two OF
three at time under the escort of the regu-
lar police. Gen. Selby Smythe has ordered
the troops to their respective quarters and
the streets are now assuming quieter as
pect.
TROOPS DISBANDING.
| MONTREAL, July 12.-Some of the volun-
teers have been sent home. Special con.
stables have been disbanded. Though the
peaceful results of to-day may occasion
much controversy, if nothing more, com
plant is made of the rowdy manner il
which number of Quebec blackguards
left the city this evening firing theil
revolvers in all directions from the boat care
less of consequences. Gen. Smythe awaits
further orders from Ottawa. The Orange
men arrested this morning were all released
on bail this evening. A large number O
trifing rows took place on the streets to-
night, but the Montreal cavalry were OF
duty and soon dispersed the dis
orderly crowds. A gang of rough
attacked a merchant and another gentleman
and attempted to search them for arms. Tn
police drove the scoundrels away. The 50'
special constables have all been discharged
/ The local militia were dismissed tonight
but the country troops remain until to-mor
row. On the arrival of the steamer in tn
morning the police searched two passenger
but found no arms. 1t i
said tug left this cit
in the morning, and took the roughs off tn
| Quebec boat down the river Two womel
were attacked this evening by roughs TO
wearing Orange lilies. An Orange youn
Briton named Bell was attacked on st
James street, and only escaped the vengeanc
of the crowd by taking refuge in ST. Law
renee hall. Everything quiet and the cit
has assumed its usual peaceable aspect.