The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-21

his men with much judgment, ana they worked to-
police, which many heads we're damaged and alter
nearly all the windows In the hall mad been broken,
and u became known that Rossa had escaped the cry
of sOwen Cosgrovcsl'' was raised and the crowd
made q rush up Jarvis and along Qaocn street. AZ
tho corner OF Adelaide and jarvis streets another
brush with tho police occurred, and Policeman ORTIZ
was struck with stone IN tho mead and rendered
insensble He carried into the htc Rose Tavern,
whore his injuries wero iound to DO severe that
orders given Tor his removal 10 his home, No.
1853 Church street, Tho stone struck HIM on tho tom
pie and at last accounts he was very low aud not cx
pcctod to The crowd at the junction OF the
two streets named was dispersed, and the different
squads Of police ordered to westward along
Queen street as rapidly as possible Tue sidewalks
were crowded with men fastening toward Cosgroves,
where great nghtiDg was expected. The police
all they passed 10 depart their homes but
their warning had very little effect, for minute by
minute he cross streets cmptied their crowds into
the main thoroughiare, and the mob became more
police charged with their clubs swinging, but met
with stubborn resistance, pistols being frequently
Clcgg, living at No. 1871 Queen street. was
shot In the back. inc bullet struck the
shoulderbade and glanced upward and lodged in
tho shoulder, INJECTING painful and dangerous
wound. Hc was carried TO hts house. near ut hand,
and his wounds werc dressed by Dr. Pollard rhe
wounded youth was spectator A man named Marsh
was shot In the face, MS nose beng broken. John
Mcconnell, OF Parkdalc, another spectator Was
wounded in the head. Edward Foley, OF No. 20 VIC
toria street. was severely cut IN he bead by police
mans club. samuel Archer, of No 142 Agnes street,
was wounded IN the head. Three men, names un-
the leg, and another through the palm OF the hand
The rattle OF pistol shots In the strcot incesant
Before the police could got ~ favorable position 10
protect Cogrove's house the mob opened fusil ade
OF stones upon It, and In fow moments tho WINDOWS
were demolished and tho old house badly wrecked
IL Is said by tho police that Cosgrove opened 0ro ON
the mob with revolver and was ircd upon IN return
ana wounded, but the veteran vi 30 many storms OF
this kind could not DO found, the statement goes
Tor what II Is worth crowd soon collected in
William ME Dummcr street, and the stone
throwing was carried on most vigorously. FL
pally the police charged IN full forco aud the mob
gnvc way Cosgroves house presents a llmcntablc
spcctacleto Taxpayers as they Will have to bear tho
burden Of this nights folly. IL is avcrred by many
that not half the wounded arc known. Tnat men were
shot and removed with such despatch and secrecy
that trace OF them could DO got In the
OF the scene. boy, name unknown. was shot 10 the
stomach IL is said and removed by his friends TO a
house In Renfrow street. but trace OF him could DO
found Three men were taken to Dr. Bethunc's sur.
gerry, Simooe street. where their wounds dressed
Most oil tho drug shops and surgerics along Queen
street were filled with men having their iDjuues at
tended TO. All those suffering from njurics either by
club or bullet seemed to AVOID applying to the police
for assistance perhaps for fear OF tho police station
or tho discovery OF weapons on their persons. Iho
mob seemed well organized gong along Queen street,
and tho SOUND oil bUgle seemed 10 direct IT'S move
pcnts Alter being dispersed from Cosgrove'ss Z