Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-19
News by Telegraph.
DOMINION NEWS.
THE ORANGE TROUBLES.
First Despatch.


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Second Despatch.
SIX Orangemen have inst been arrssted
upon leaving the hall. IL i. reported that
the nrocession will mt walk and that the
arrests have been made I, make test cases as
to the legality of the orpaniz.tion
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o.samhIsi baIou M;ss;Ias usnt crashing
through the windows A posss of special
constables came upon the scene aud with
great difficulty cleared the alley of the
crowd. As the time passes the excitement
increases.
Fourth Despatch.
100 P .N.-Since myilast despatch. com
paratlve quiet has prevailed IN the vicinity
oil orangemen nall Inc crowds assembled
'nereapouts nave not u'hinisheu Anu sew
erai hghts nave trahspireu among tne
rougns' ms military anu poi'eo aro
guaraine e'efs'ni's AZ 'ni9 noui
ma oiangemen are sun WITHIN 'ne,f
nAi'- u" ieas' 'en 'nouHu p'opi'
are asseihoiou 'hereApou's' infea's
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axo;,.,,an. now HAHN. n u,,ric,s, ;,saIe
amoro ithaca i, tho hall Tbey b.v. rot
boor ebla 10 ,.ova and dc not 40 so far tsa-
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10 olta"a.
Hon Alexander Mackenzie We are
surrounded by ten thousand rutains. The
mayOr Will not clear the streetS Thu mi
htary are oil no use. Reply at once.
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This despatch IL considered q most i'm
portant one. and is locked upon as laying
serious charges against Mayor Beaudry.
Grant is the county grand master of Or
aug om'n'
Souns man wearing al orange NY
was a''aeAeu W '"o special cons'aoies' snu
STRUCK across tne neau' inis valiant act
was appiauueu oY inc "noie ooay OIL con-
STABLES.
finh Despatch
THE oRANoExgy WILL NOT WALK.
Tbsrs will bs M nrocsss;on and tho nol;cs
will probably escort the Oranremen t, their
homes,
THE SITUATION At THREE Pm.
MONTREAL JuIv 10 an Nall ia now
quiet. The police partially have cleared
the streets. A good many rowdies are un-
der the influence of liquor. The Orange
men are still in the hall discussing the
proposition to have a grand procession on
the sixteenth, the anniversary of Haekett's
funeral.
oRANoEnAN ssUrALLY BEATEN.
An Orangeman proceeding home in q
cab was beaten almost to death by the in
furlated mob. His condition is critical.
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to test the legality of the Orange associa-
tions. So soon as the fear of disturbance is
removed the incarcerated Orangemen will
be bailed. Wives and friends of Orange
men throughout the city are yery anxious
about them. County Master Grant sent
telegram to the premier, stating that the
Oranpenen were surrounded BY 100 900
rufians and the military of no use
THE TuxULr APPARENTLY suRsIp1sG.
4.OOpx-Ths Oranqsmen have now all Isft
the hall in cabs containing two or three at
tina under the escort of the regular poliee
Gan smvtba has ordsred the troons IN their
rssnsetive ouar,.rs and tbs streets ara now
assuming a on;stsr aanecs
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IL - rrmored that the Hackstt monu-
mani will he unvaiIet on the I6,b and a
grand orsnos demonstration will bs bsld
the Ontario Oranremcn to be invited to
taka mar, F,f,s., tbousa,d Orangsnsn
trom orts;d, ara sxnsctsd
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Tia Oranasmsn arre.t,d thu u,ornino
gill ho r.,o.soa on b.l
A number of trif,;ng r,ws t,ok nIacs an
tn, s,rsets daring thu evsnin, but thu
oayalrv d;snsrsat IN. eroud,
A gang of roushs attacked two gentle
men and attempted TO search them Tor arms.
The police drove the seounirels AWAY.
William End was arrested drunk, and
loaded revolver was found on him.
Joseph Munier was accidentally shot by
a special constable, and is very low.