Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-09
BLOODY BOYNE.
MONTREAL GETTING READY FOR d
RETLYAL or IT'S HORRORS.
The Peace of the City Placed in the Hands
of the Military--Whereat the Irish and
Canadian Catholics Excitedly Protest
Excitement Already Approaching Fever
Heat-A Terrible Riot Rapidly Devel-
Oping.


received requisition for troops to preserve
order in Montreal city, the 18th inst, signed
by four magistrates, Major General Smythe
has ordered 1000 men to go into Dominion
square on the 18th. The major general
leaves Wednesday to take command. 1t is ex-
pected he will also be sworn in as peace
commissioner.
KINGSTON, Ont, July S.-Battery A, 100
strong, which has been ordered to Montreal
on the 18th, leave tomorrow. A mass
meeting of Orangemen will be held here to-
morrow to complete arrangements for taking
part in the procession at Montreal.
THE MAYOR.
MONTREAL, July THE Mayor left for
Ottawa this morning for the purpose, it is
said, of preventing the militia being called
on the 10Th, or if they are called not to have
their direction placed in his hands. The
mayor has stated that if the magistrates
have direction of the troops he will retire
from any active participation in preserving
the peace. The Orangemen will walk in
full regalia.
BAD EFFECT ON TRADE.
MONTREAL, July 8.-The anticipated
troubles on the 18th are having bad effect
on the trade of the city. Merchants are
afraid to send goods here till after that date.
| 1t is stated the mayor failed in getting the
government at Ottawa to make any change
in the military arrangements. Two leading
Orangemen stated to-day it was not their
intention to have any procession in Montreal
after this year, being perfectly satisfied with
the assertion of their right to walk on this
this occasion. The mayor received number
of threatening letters, several written in
French, and all threatening his life. Guards
are maintained at all city cemeteries.
LENGTHY PAsToRALs
were read in the Roman Catholic chvr ches
here Sunday, which closed as follows: "Of-
fer your fervent prayers each day to the
God of peace, that he may establish his own
divine spirit of charity in our city and ban
ish from it forever the demon Of discord, Of
strife and of hatred. Let each
one be an upholder of the law
and defender of holy peace, and
for that purpose, if called upon, be ready to
place yourselves at the disposal of the city
authorities who are natural and duly consti-
tuted guardians of the interests of our city.
One word more. l ask you in the name of
God, not to taste one drop of any kind of
Intoxicating liquor on the 18th, and ven
ture to request those who sell drink to keep
their houses closed on that OCCASION"
WORKING UP THE EXCITEMENT
MONTREAL, O., July S.-A great open ali
demonstration, attended by about 10000
Irish and French Canadian Catholics was
held in Chabaillez square tonight, to up
hold the stand taken by Mayor Baudey in
reference to the Orange procession. The
meeting was only called late in the evening
when it was known the power was taken out
of his hands. Strong addresses were made
in favor of the position taken
by his worship, and resolutions
in conformity with the speeches were
passed with great enthusiasm. The mayors
course at the magistrates meeting was eulo-
gized and thoroughly endorsed. The meet
ing pledges itself to support the mayor I'm
der all circumstances, and the excitement
when the speakers referred to the Orange
procession waxed into frenzy. 1t was fnall.
arranged to await the mayors return from
Ottawa tonight, and report of his missio,
to the government will be made at another
open air assembly tomorrow evening. Thes,
demonstrations augur i'll for the preservatio,
of peace on the 18th.
CONVERTING.
TORONTO, July s.-Douglas, of Montreal
deputy grand master of the Orange Youn
Britons, arrived tonight to confer with tn
Toronto brethren,