Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-10
FOREIGN.
ALL QUIET UP TO NOON TO DAY,

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London. Feb. 10-Noon-Thus far to-
day there has been no renewal of rioting
in the city, but a dense fog prevails and
the congregation of roughs.
Small crowds of loafers are assembled
on the street orner
AN UNEASY FEELING PREVAILS.
Col. Henderson, the head Of the
Metropolitan police force. has been in
conference to-dey with Childers, home
secretary, in relation to the riots of
Monday and Tuesday. An uneasy feel
Ing prevails throughout the metropolis in
consequence of the events of the past
two days. Hundreds of genuine work
men who are out of employment are
watching about Trafalgar square this
afternoon. They have a very detected
appearance.
A MOB MARCHING TOWARDS THE CITY.
3p. m.-News has just been received
in the city that the mob of roughs whieh
assembled of Deptford are marching
towards the city and are smashing
windows and wrecking house fronts
along the road. A panic prevails among
that portion OF the city which the mob
are likely to traverse and shopkeepers
are closing their establishments. The
police and troops are in readiness TO
prevent the mob from assuming such
proportions as that of Monday, and
from committing similar excuses.
The Deptford mob has reached
Hope exchange in Southwark, nearly five
miles from it's starting point. The march
of the mob was enormously increased by
constant accessions in it progress north.
ali the shops along the route were
closed. The destination of the mob
seems to be Trafalgar square.
The mob is resting in Southwark be-
tween London bridge and Black Friars
bridge.
The police have been ordered to So.
cure possession of all the bridges cross.
ing the river Thames and to resist all
attempts on the part of the mob to cross
The police at this hour holds all the
bridge approaches and are preparing tc
resist the attack.
Tho authorities have warned all
tradesmen doing business in the Strand,
Cookspur street, Pail sMall and Regent
streets to expect disorder tonight anG
to Immediately close their shops and
take steps to protect their property.
The west end already has a funera
appearance.
The Deptford mob which was on It'll
way towards the Thames swung through
New Kent road and Newington cause
way. They sacked several small shops
along the way. They stopped at the
mammoth establishment of VIM. Tarn
90. This establishment covers GROUND
from and including Nos. 5 to 81
on New Kent road and 165 to 70 New
ington causeway and is devoted TO trad
in linen and silks, mems and women
clothing, boots, shoes, carpets iron
ware, bedding, furniture, etc. TIL
building was under police protection
but the mob overran the officers, sacke'
the store and when they retired left th'
building badly wrecked.
5p. m,-The police have been inform
ed that the Deptford mob, composed o
q large number of ronghs. have or
ganized to attack the city emporium
and banks and such stores as remail
open at this hour, are notified to hav
their windows closed and barred and ar
ready to close their doors at q moment
~notice.
Groups of anxious people stand abou'
in the streets discussing the situation.
The newspapers are printing extr
editions and these are eagerly bought
At this hour the fog is increasing.
6p.m. The mob has dispersed an
the streets are thronged. No conhio
with the authorities has as yet occurred
COMING ACTION.
A socialist meeting will be held thi
evening at Cumberland market. At 5:3
O'clock, two and one-half hours befor
the time announcedifor this assembling
over 10000 men were on the groun
waiting to attend the meeting. Thi
crowd was being constantly augmente
by acoessions from Trafalgar square
The cavalry from Albany barracks an
large bodies of police have been orGo,o
to remain in readiness to maintain orde
At o Cumberland meeting o movemer
has been inaugurated to secure q mee'
ing OF all the London members of th
house of commons, both liberal and COZ
servative, to devise measures for th
Immediate relief of distress in Londol
1t is proposed to have the meeting d,
pute a strong committee to urge th
cabinet to action.
The estimate heretofore made I
losses inflicted by the mob o
Monday appeared to be greatly to
small. An official estimate places til
damage at 9S0,0o0.
Various socialist and labor reform SC
eieties threaten to have q monster dem
onstration at Hyde Park next Saturday
to be a.tended'b by contingepts of laborel
from the country. Shops are bein
closed and barrioaded every wber
throughout the city.