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


rest of Several of the Leaders to Test the
Legality of the Parade-Two or Three
Minor Rows-Peaceful Parade and Ser
vices at Toronto.
MONTREAL, July 12.-Since o'clock this
morning the city has been in commotion
with crowds of people on the principal
streets and military marching to the rendez-
vous on the Champ de Mars. The first
blow was struck in the impending conflict
by one of the mayors special constables,
who, without proyocation, deliberately assailed
with his baton band man of the Prince of
Wales rifles named VIM. Sharpe at the cor
ner of Jacques Cartier square and Notre
to the point of rendezvous. The special
avoided Identification.
THE MILITARY FORCE.
At 9 o'clock the whole military force, con-
sisting of five infantry regiments, one corps
of artillery and troop of cavalry, were
drawn up on Champ de Mars under Col.
Fletcher, awaiting the arrival of Gen.
Smythe. The troops looked well, and COL
Fletcher expressed his fullest confidence in
the men doing their duty Loyalty and WE'LL
THE POLICE
are collected at the city hall, where the special
constables are assembled, with white ribbons
as badges and clubs in hands. They are
despicable looking lot, and the police SER
geant says the majority are Jail birds. The
utmost fear prevails that they are danger
GUS gang, who will commit excuses if they
get chance. The police will be in charge of
the mayor, and the special constables under
Deputy Chief Neigle.
| THE oRANGEMEN
are determined to walk, and are now muster
ing at Orange hall, ST. James street, which
is decorated with their party emblems. The
procession will not be large, but their sym
pathizers in the street are many. If a con
hict occurs, it is expected between Orange
| hall and Victoria square, where the danger
Gus element is collecting in masses.
The chief of police, with sixty men,
searched the passengers of the steamer from
| Quebec for arms, but found none. Some
four or five hundred men were on board A
man named Brennan, from Three Rivers,
arrived at the railroad depot with loaded
seven shooter on his person. He was locked
| up.
| It is reported that stock of arms con-
cealed in house in Craig street where an
Irish Catholic club meets has been discov-
cred.
At $40 the military marched from the
Champs de Mars to the various points
where they will be stationed during the
day.
Some excitement was created by an alarm
of fire but it turned out to be only chin
ney.
The Orangemen are massing around theil
ball and it looks as if the procession woulc
be larger than anticipated. A detachment
of police are stationed AROUND the entrance
of the hall.
| SECOND DISPATCH.
MONTREAL, July 12.-1O A. M.-The arms
alluded to in the previous dispatch were
found in Union hall, Craig street. There
were fifty stands.
The police and special constables, the
former under Chief Niegle, and the latter
under Sergeant Paradise, are massed be-
tween the Place des Arms and St. Lam
bert's hill, on ST. James street which is kept
clear. At either end are massed dense
crowds of the Catholic party, chiefly from
st. Jean Baptiste and outside villages, labor
ers. They are greatly excited and every
man With an orange emblem on the way tt
the hallis pursued.
The mayor has had an interview with thu
Orangemen and tried to persuade them no
to walk, but they would not listen to Thu
counsel. The procession will start abou
1890 A. NJ.
A young man wearing the orange ill,
was attacked by two special constables
and struck across the head. This attacl
was applauded by the whole body of con
stables.
The SD regiment Huntington Borderers
under Col. Ibettson and directed by Gen
Smythe, are in the Place DIES Arme
close to Orange hall.
At II clock the Orangemen are confer
ring whether they will march in procession
and a vote will be taken without delay.
NOT TO WALK.
MONTREAL, II A. M.-The Orangeme1
have just decided not to walk and the polio
will escort them to their homes.
An attack was made on an Orangeman OF
Craig street, but he was quickly rescued ans
did not receive much injury.
ORANGE HALL.
MONTREAL, July 12.-The Orangemel
gave up their procession in the face of re
ceiving protection from the authorities
They stipulated with the mayor that h.
should dispense the mob in the vicinity O
the hall and place guards on the hill to-nigh
to protect it. Rev. D. Dondiet is nov
preaching.
DISPENSING THE MOB.
MONTREAL. July 12-2:2O P. Nth
mayor is engaged in dispensing the crow
from the vicinity of Orange hall. There i
no appearance of disturbance at present.
HooDLUMs APPEARING.
MONTREAL, July 1913 p. M.-All is no,
quiet. The police have partially cleared tn
streets. good many of the rowdy elemen
are appearing under the influence of liquor
and as the day progresses there will be man
more. The Orangemen are still at thei
hall discussing the propriety of having
grand procession on the 10Th, the anniYel
sary of Hackett's funeral. If this is decide
! on, Western Orangemen will be invited.
BADLY BEATEN.
MONTREAL, July 12.-As an Orangema
was proceeding home in cab from Orane
hall he was attacked by an Infatuated mo
and beaten almost to death. His ewes wer
nearly gouged out and he lies in a psrilou
condition.
ORANGE OFFICERS ARRESTED
MONTREAL. July I'D. Grant, count
master, and John Hamilton, county secre
!. tary of the Orange association, were arreste
this afternoon. They went quietly to til
) police station. The other Orangemen VIII
entered the lodge remain there for Grant
return, when consultation will be heIe