Telegram-herald., 1886-08-10
MORE BLOOD FLOWS
Ri0ting Renewed Again Yes
terday at Belfast.
ALMOST A CIVIL Rls IN The CITY.
Terribly Disastrous Results Children
Shot Do~n-F Rioters Sen
fenced 10 imprsoomsnt-Ott-
GERS Badly Wounded.

BsL4A-I Aug -Rieung ~as renewed
here taIs morning ami desperate lighting
between lhs moo ald Ile police. assisted oy
ihe military. las been going ou since Az
-arlg hour The police and military forces
are being rapidly reinforced L COMPANY 81
frI.f arrived here from uubHu tals uloru-
- whence tacs bad bern dispatched With
unusual l4sIe .. d. was feared that lAe
police N-re lu l0r A Ions JOB ul nslthlE The
lou-. .aol.l.F lAs been Increased ut conliu
ssu-s frum rlla-n all DOWN Before
u0al today thirty rioters had been WOUNDED.
The clty. owing TO the wreck and ruin OF
lle bol-es. presents a tcploraDle aspect las
appearance is similar 20 that oi faIis after
rhe commune L. /. feared numerous deaths
resulting from rlOts have taken place y hich
vii. never - heard OF. The hospitals are
faxed tu their utmost % accommodate The
great number OF wounded persons IN
need Of attendance painful tea-
tune 0f the riots is the number Of children
wounded Yesterday boy WAS shot while
returning from Sunday school Today
nule girl was shot on The streets and 10 IS
thought fatally wounded. She was carried
away apparently hfele.s Train-loais OF
troop. are constantly arriving. An Incl
dent of the disorders Is a. follows. Mrs
McIlwane Saturday harrangued = small
NENMl Nl aEl -A1ii4r III 80 ~ -A-N --'t|
and roundly abused the police for firing on
the people She afterwards expressed a
fear that she would lose her life on account
of her speech She therefore, in order 10
avoid recognition, put on black dress sun
day instead Of tue white one she We're Sat
urlay This precautiOn, however, iailei TO
save her
BELFAST. Aug 1O.-At . o'clock this
Tuesday aOrnins the MOB made des-
perate attack upon the police, stOning them
So persistently aud with such ferOciJy that
they were compelled TO flee for their live.
Some OF tie officers were badly wounded
and narrowly escaped falling into the
clutches Of the pursuing mob. The pursuit
was of short duration. for the military
came % the assistance of the police and
forced the mob 10 retire. The police OF
Ballymacsrret a suburb OF Belfast, We're
also attacked by the rioters last night
and seriously stoned: The police inspector
10 command was seriously wounded and
several d. his subordiuates sustained lnju-
ries which will incapaci.ate them from
duty for several days
Fifty rioters were sentenced by the mag
istrares today 20 terms Of imprisonment
varying from one TO six mouths. There
are now ; 900 extra police and military
Quartered 10 Belfast. and more soldiers are
now ON the way from Dublin.
DUBLIN. Aug Sir Michael Hicks
Bracl. Chief Secretary for Ireland. conferred
with the commander Of the troops today,
and il was decided to invest the military
0li ers az Belfast with magisterial powers.
A workingmens meeting tonight de
nouncei t1e police for prOvoking disorder.
luQuesis on two bodies 0t vicuGls today re-
suited in veriict- ceusurng the police
LoNDoN. Ang 10 -TheIimcs SAYS the Bel
fa-f RIOTS have a most risen to the height Of
q civil war and 10 is imperative that the
/ Government shall restore order The dis
/ i0yal classes will al once know they Will
not be INDUCED when they see
the unruly PrOtestants COM
/ pei lea go observe order. We are
| convinced 80 the Times says, that there are
/ faults on an sides. with the police the mill
/ ta~y and the rioters. but the heavier share
of the responsibility belongs to the Protest
| ants Tlev boast Of their loyalty,
they are in the majority and should not
fear the Catholics and besides they
are the victors in the recent political strug-
/ gle All of thess thinks work against the
aggressiOns OF the PrOiesiauts
The Parnellites, led by Mr. Thomas Sex
/ ton and the members for Belfast. intend "a
introduce the subject of the Belfast riots ~
/ Parliament ss soon as practicable.