The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
ORANGE AND GREEN.
Montreal Settled Into Quiet Again.
Display at the Anniversary Of Hack
ett's Funeral Abandoned.

MONTREAL, July 13.-The city wears
its normal appearance, and businees has
resumed Its Wonted channel. Agood deal
Of talk has been INDUCED in during the
day by the Protestants favorable TO the
Orange party, and the opinion was freely
expressed that day Of reck oning isyet 10
come.
There were many rumors OF an intended
Orange display on Tuesday, the ami
yerssry Of Hsckett's funeral, but in an
interview held by your correspondentwith
County Master Grant and other leading
0tsngemen, the latter disclaim anything
Of the kind.
Designs have been made for monu.
ment 10 Hackett, but no contract has yet
been let for its erection.
There will be no cornerstone laid on
Tuesday, for the reason that there Is none
TO lay. That they intend at some time TO
have the corner stone laid in accordance
with the customs OF the Order is evident,
but when, they will not disclose. To give
proper seiai to the sffair and insure suf-
tcient self protection (for they realize that
they must depend on the brethren in
Western Canada for aid and assistance)
will require several weeks il not some
months preparation. Whenever they
perfect their arrangements they will,
some fne day, startle the Catholic popu-
lation Of this city by appearing on the
streets in full reealia, and, II interiered
with by the mob, will take the law 10
their own hands and protect themselves.
The Catholic party feel very happy
over the result Of yesterday, and antici-
pate no further trouble. They are con-
hdent that when the case Of the arrested
orsngemen comes up before the Judges,
decision will be rendered in harmony
with the opinion Of the four eminent
lawyers on which Mayor Beaudry de.
pended, vigorously backed up by the lead
ing representatives ofthe Catholic Union.
Many Of the country volunteers depart.
ed for their homes this afternoon. Gen.
eral smythe held review Of all Of the
artillery corps and some Of the other
troops, after which thev were dismissed
from active service. This evening very
few military uniforms are to be seen on
the street.
There was rumor afoat this afternoon
that young Hurst, one Of the Orange
Briiains who was assaulted yesterday
afternoon, had died OF his injuries, but
investigation proved that it had no foun.
dation. Both be and Gilbert, the other
young Britain who was pounded by the
mob, are. progressing nicely, and their
medical attendants state that they will be
out in few days.
The action OF Mayor Beaudry yesterday
has settled all differences which existed in
the Catholic party. He is to-day the most
popular man in Montreal-that Ia, with
The Catholic majority-and it is proposed
by his admirers to elect him to Parlia-
ment from the west end Of the city, which
includes in its borders Gritithtown, the
headquarters Of all the disgraceiul tu.
mults and rowdy excuses which have for
years given this city-an unenyiable noto-
riety.
The preliminary examination, mere
matter Of form, Of the Orangemen arrest.
ed yesterday, is set for Thursday next.
The lawyers still differ on the interpre.
tation Of the Illegal Party Act, and the
local press bristles with opinion.
A midnight parade was INDUCED in by
few OF the Young BrItons at Point St.
Charles, one OF the suburbs. They dis.
ported themselves for an hour OF 40, and
then went home TO bed. They were not
iuteriered with, for the reason, no doubt,
that their march was not anticipated by
the hostiles.
A TASTE OF WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN AT
MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July 13.-Duripg the time
the Grand Trunk train with the sher-
brook and Richmond militia, who had
been at Montreal on the 18th, was delay
ed on Saturday evening at Tanneries
Junction 10 allow ayessel to pass through
The canal bridge, an affray occurred be-
tween the military and some two hum
dred French Canadians and Irish. The
account given by persons that were on
the spot 10 that the soldiers used some
expressions about the green dists'teful to
The crowd, and the latter stoned the
train. The soldiers admonished
the crowd 10 stop or they would
fire. The attack being continued the
military fired some so or 90 shots from
their rifles and revolyers, woundipg Two
youths, German ROLAND and Michael
Payette. The train was hurried of or
more serious consequences would have
ensued. The troops are said 10 be mem.
bersof the Orange order. Gen. Smyth |
10 have the men arrested at |