St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-10
GOADED ON BY GIRLS.
The 0rangemen Inaugurate Reign OF
Terror in the City of Belfast,
Ireland.
Public Houses Burned, Drunkenness Ram
pant, and the Police Force
Powerless.
Women Urged the Men to Renewed
Deeds of Violence With Fatal
Results.
Several Rioters Killed and Wounded
1.-The Chief of Police Mortally
Injured.
The Orange Rios.


UELFAsT, June 9.-Last night mob of
Orangemen made an attack upon the tavern
kept by Catholic named Duffy. The
police were promptly on the scene, and
after stubborn contest, during which they
used their carbines, drove the mob away in
disorder. The rioters reassembled with in
creased strength and again attacked Duffy's,
this time oyerpowering the police and driv-
ing them from the place. In the first
assault Chief OF Police Carr was wounded.
He was carried away and now lies in crit
ical condition. When the Orangemen re-
turned to the fight they were accompanied
by large number OF factory girls, who
goaded or shamed the men on to battle and
formed most dangerous element. When
the officers abandoned Duffy's the mob at
once took possession of the tavern. 1t was
at once thoroughly sacked. All the taps
and spigots were set running and
everybody was invited to help
himself, according to his taste.
All the barrels of liquor found
in stock were carried into the Streets lifted
up high and let fall until they broke and
liberated their contents. All the furniture
was carried out, piled in the center of the
roadway and burned in its own fire, to fur
nish the rioters with light during their de-
bauch. Men, youths and girls drank until
THEY FELL HELPLESS
n the gutter, the girls acting with greater
fury during the earlier stages of the orgie
shan the men. The noise, the profanity
md the disorder were terrible The mob
ended their work here by firing the tavern
itself, and it burned to the ground. The
stronger men, who had become Infatuated
and not overpowered by their rotations ran
about the streets, wrecking and pillaging
wherever they went. and increasing their
following the further they proceeded.
These rioters after while con-
gregated around the police station and
stoned the place until they were tired. They
then marched down to another tavern.
The police fastened thither in advance and
attempted to protect the property, but were
OverpOwered and driven away. The mob,
left in possession. treated the tavern as they
had treated Dutfy's-turned on all the taps,
broke the full barrels in the streets, made a
bonfire of the furniture and finally set fire
to the building. The police returned. and
this time got the better, for time. of the
mob, whose ranks were depleted by the
scores who had fallen away in drunkenness,
and extinguished the flames before they
could gain control OF the structure, but the
officers were unable to dive the rioters
from the locality, and they remained and
dominated it until morning. During the
rowdyism of the night Mr.. Gladstone and
Mr.. ParneIl were both
BURNED IN EFFIGY
and dummy corpse billed Home Rule"
was cremated.
Two men named Hart and Mason were
arrested to-day for the murder of Thomas
Gallagher, who was shot dead last night
during the riotlng at Lurgan. Gallagher
was well known local simpleton. He
waved all orange sash in the face of a home
rule mob during an incessant fire between
that mob and its Orange enemies. During
the riot the situation was at one time SO
desperate that Nh. Mathers, local Orange
leader, publicly declared unless the author
tiles did their duty he and 1000 armed
Orangemen would take possession of the
town. Mathers was ON the point of carry
ing out his threat when the military ap-
peared. To-day there was a little stone
throwing in Lurgan, but otherwise the
town was quiet. A number of police
last night that they are ''i yet
in the hospital. Twenty rioters are now
under arrest The coroners jury found
that Gallagher died from the effects of gun
shot wounds and censured the authorities
for not having sufficient police to preserve
order.
THE RTOTING WAS RENEWED
here this evening and the riot act was again
read. The mob increased in size and be-
gan throwing stones at the police. The
latter fired, killing four persons, one of
whom was bar-maid, who was locking
out of tavern at the fighting. The mob
returned the fire and brisk fusilade was
kept up for twenty minutes. Soldiers are
now parading the streets to assist the police
in case of necessity. The mob drove a
force of $50 policemen into the barracks
and then attacked the buildings,
firing revolvers and throwing stones
at the doors and windows. The police fired,
killing five persons. Several Protestant
clergymen tried to dispense the mob, but
their efforts were unavailing. One of the
persons killed was widow with two chill
dren.
Arthur and Andrew Donnelly, leading
Catholic merchants, have been arrested on
the charge of firing from their windows. A
mob wanted to lynch the prisoners. The
magistrates ordered that all taverns be
closed at 6 p. m. Shopkeepers also closed
their shops at the same hour The mob
which stoned the police was dispersed at
the point OF the bayonet. The managers
of number of factories have called upon
the police to keep order between Catholics
and Orangemen. Troops are arriyin q
here.
IMPROVEMENTS.
DUBLIN. June 9.-One hundred and fifty
policemen have left this city for Belfast to
reinforce the police there.
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.
ARMAGH, June 9.-An internal machine,
consisting of jar filled with a black SUBJ
stance and SEINE clock work, was thrown
last night against the door of Protestant
house in Lurgan, county Armagh. When
the machine was hurled it had lighted fuse
attached to it and it exploded in the door
way.
THE POLITICAL CRISIS.