The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-13

and SAID II was INTENDED ~ boou ~ tuo
fear Of disturbance to-day was removed
10 liberate the incarcerated orangemen
on bail. The wives and friends Of the
Oraugemen throughout the city are in 4
high state Of anxiety about their safety,
The following telegram WA sent by
County Grand Master Grant, and reply
is now being waited for:
TO Hon. AIez. Mackenzie, Oita,Od:
We are surrounded by ten thousand
rufiiaus. The Mayor will not clean the
streets. The military Ia Of no use. Re.
ply at once.
[signedl D. D. GRANT.
The followingis the text Of the affidavit
upon which the 0rangemen are being ar
rested:
CANADA, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, I
DISTRICT OF MosTREAL,
Cr1Y OF MONTREAL, PoLIcE OFFICE. }
The information and complaint of
Lawrence Patrick Murphy, an express.
man Of THE city OF Montreal, in the Dis.
,rict Of Montreal. taken on oath this 18th
day Of July, 1878, at the Police Office in
the city OF Montreal, before the under:
signed, NJ. c. Deanoyes, Of the City Of
Montreal, Police Magistrate for the Dis.
trict oil Montreal, who saith: ! am q
resident and householder In the City Of
Montreal. There exists in said City Of
Montreal certain association known "a
the Orange Association, the MEM
bers whereof are, as the deponent
Is credibly informed and believes,
bound and required to keep Sc
cret the acts and proceedings Of such
association, and when admitted, TO take
the oaihs required or authorized by their
law. That said association is composed ot
persons flling the diverse Offices in said
association, namely: Masters and deputy
masters, whose names are unknown TO the
deponent, and also that the county
master is one David Grant, OF the city OF
Montreal, stone mason, and that the de
ponent has Just cause TO suspect and
believe that said David Grant and other
officers and members OF said association,
have this day unlawfully assembled 10
the city. OF Montresl for the purpose Of
walking in procession through GER
tain public streets Of said city, thereby
provoking q breach Of the peace and
endangering the lives OF citizens con-
trary 10 the statute in such case made
and provided, and against the peace Of
our Lady, the Queen, her crown and
dignity; that the deponent will be able 10
point out those Of the accused not
herein named, wherefore be prays
Judgment in the premises, and that said
Grant and others OF said association or
those Joining in said procession be ar
rested and dealt with according TO law.
And the deponent hath signed.
LAWRENCE P. MURPHY.
Sworn to at the city Of Montreal, the
day, month and year above mentioned,
before me. --y..s....-.-
[siguedl NJ. C. DrssoYs, P. NJ.
PARADE AT TORONTO.
TORONTO, July 12.-At noon the
Orange Lodges began to assemble and
about o'clock the procession was form
ed and the lodges marched TO the 81.
james Cathedral where eustomary seryi-
ces were held. The turnout, owing TO
the muddy streets, was not as large "a
usual, but there very good muster.
Eeyery lodge was we'll represented. All
the banners were in line with half 4
dozen bands ot music.
Last evening some sixty Orangemen
arrived from the West intending 10 pro-
ceed TO Montreal. but they missed the
train and celebrated the day here.
NEw YORK, July IA dispatch from
Belfast, Ireland, says the day is passing
quietly. + -Et-a
1 ATrEMPTTo FORM IN PROCESSION.
DISPATCHES from Montreal state that
when the Orangemen came out Of the
halt they tried 70 form in procession but
experienced great difficulty. They were
surrounded By an immense mob. The
military, with fixed bayonets, formed
across the street and divided the mob.
The Mayors constsbles then dashed
among the Orangemen and arrested sey-
eral, whereupon The 0rangemen returned
to the Hall, shortly after which the May.
or entered and asked the Orangemen II
they were prepared 10 submit to the pro.
periy constituted authorities, and was
answered. .aYes." BE then forbid the pro.
cession aSillegal and ordered the arrest
of the Grand Master and several others.
The Ofangemen decided to adjourn till
tomorrow, when assistance is expected
from Ontario. kilograms offering assist
ance are pouring in.
p MesTREXL, July 12.-The 0fangemen
have now allleft the Hall in lots contain.
ing two or three At time, under escort
Of regular police.
Gen. smythe has ordered the troops to
their respective quarters, and the streets
are now assuming a quiet aspect.
ALLeuIET.
MONTREAL, July l2, 8 p. M.-Au is
now quiet. The police have cleared the
streets. A good many Of the rowdy ele.
ment are appearing under the influence
Of LIQUOR, and as The day progresses there
will Be many more. The Orangemen are
still in their hall discussing the PROPOSE.
ton 10 have . grand procession on the
10Th anniversary OF Hackett's funeral.
They decided on this, and the Western
orangemen viii be invited.
End OF THE F1Asco.
MONTREAL, July 12.-some Of the vol.
unteers have been. sent TO their homes.
The special constables have been dis
banded, though the peaceful results Of
to-day may occasion much controversy
IL nothing more. Complaint is made Of
the roWdy manner in which number Of
the Quebec Black Guards left the city
this evening, firing reVolyers in all di.
rechons from-the boat, careless Of con.
sequences. General smyth Awaits fur
ther orders from Ottawa.
{ The Orangemen arrested this morning
have been ali released on bail this even
ing A number Of triAing rows took
place on the streets tonight, but the
Montreal Cavalry were on duty and soon
dispersed the disorderly crowds. A gang
Of fougbs attacked merchant and an.
other gentleman and attempted TO search
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