Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-12

BrEAEx. 4unN W-KAAt nfNhs waa
less aNeE1r11n tham Wtdnt13nY. AfkaE
tkziE daY's lab1R had on1ad. lh1nsansl
e 91skiannren Ra1heEa1 II tIa Viciuify
ok Bower Hill poIioe station. Ihey e.
soEa1ed Ne puliss and oEied on. We
wlA 1aNo IN NNEs for eEary ona az tkR
makdare Tbs eounly pcIica we're
tAen Wi1hdrawu ana anmna WNil knoum
laeai oouEAnblgs we41 s1nt 70 tensaa
viii he m1h Tia latter dfmanded
tte uslhdraUal of all fha poIioa. Arch-
bishop IseHEe ard several PreahFterian
eAszzy mau altar tbs impluEed 1he mob
% aiapa1a1s 1nnff address uroVad a.
laeelAar usolags. and even while the
9'sxRgMem were Speaking She Kinsa9s
kEpS upa dEaultcEy Htona throwing e
ne hoa3s. Ore aono glraok a dIrine
aqnaTelY II tha, facs and hurt him. Cap..
tan Aes1EnnQ, 4 resident magistrate.
wa gea pRo1snt 70 ceunsel order. Was
s1luck - q brickn41 on TIE head.
When The pgoaohsfa ceased NE NAB
euEzed up 40 tbs gate Of The baHfanhx
and dsdod the poliss % s6zns and taks
aqaane dQht.
Things vent sn ID thi8 uaT uutil
about 10 O'clock, WAe1 tuo tfoops %
oraepons Eallnped ~. Ihey were fol-
louse b go infantry. Thsse men bad
1e4n unoer arms for eleven homEa 1he
mob waa for q n0ment powerlGsn with
snFpEfses and diEpslsed. Xhe EnnaWaye
eouns haWDsef, became ASHAMED Of
themselves and r1luFned % tie sceas q
ne not, warmly eheeEing Ne soldiers.
ne latter had 1Akan complela passaa-
sian of tia streets aKound the barracks
ana plokoted them eNeoliNely. The
mob realizing The impreQnnbiiily az the
paiies position, nov departed ID sec
tlons, eursinQ ths Pope, danounofna
HOSE Rule. and singing sHho Oranas
hiIyp and ABule Britannia
Whils al this YES Qoina on e TIE
BoWUF Hin baKraekz, tho mob had
taken possession of York atrsa& They
iir9 ooncanfEnkad Ii frunt of 8 wine
staEe kept b Q Ca1holig named Nc.
kenaa. The buili1a vas soon seized
an1 wrecked. and slI az NeKenna's
stock q wines vas emptied into the
% MaOloshyia tavern. The police
aos theHe nraa. A Get nQhf took
plaos. - was waeed with deeper
ntiun on beth aidea. The police hfsd
twsntg-eix Eo1nds of backshot a Che
rioters, bat tho mob dnallg drove
them aWey and emaehed MeClosky's
tavern % pieoes and distributing fhe
inns hquors % al Who woald drink e.
carry Chs liquor away. Several of the
rioters we're wounded IN this dght and
were left helpless n the street By their
comrades. whos madaaned with liQnor
and excitement, rushed 70 the work Of
wreck and pillnQo. a number Of taveKns
we're destrosed and ell their stocks Of
wines whisky and beer were thrown out
TO the oFowds In the streets Who drank
Il rayenoualy % carried Il away IN Jugs
and buckets. In The latter work scores
Of women and children we're engaged
al the aime the EiotinR lasted.
Towards midnighf She mob, after hav-
ing wrecked and looted al the taverns
in the vicinity, returned 20 MoClosky's
and st IL on fire. The glare attracted
the police. who Reformed and marched
down there 10 put out the hse and saws
the town from q oondaaration. They
had 70 hRht for every foot Of The way
they made. AZ times. when The flames
hared high, the sight Of the uniformed
officers scattered among the mob. filina
the street from house 20 house, each
officer fighting on bis own account and
al 10 the same direction, every man
shoufinR or ouFsinQ, women and chill.
dren 81 the windows shrieking and aez-
tiouiatinG. vas terrible. Finally the
police cot together and carried on their
battle with b1ckshOt. This eventually
gnatterad the mob and she dre at No
Cl0sky's was put out before d could ex-
tend. AcClnsky and bis family and q
nambeF Of hia Catholic neiQhboFa we're
rssaaed from the fury Of she mob by an
OrdnReman, who took them 10 bis house
and thare gave thsm 4 safe refuge.
JOHN MORLEY Al nELRAsr.
DUpLm, Juns ll.--John Morley, Chief
Secretary for Ireland. has arrived. He
is investigating the causes and History
Of she Belfast ri0ts
UEDEn NARrfAL Law
LONDON. June 1l.-ahe Government
has placed the distFioss ssrrorized by
mobs in the PKsvince Of Ulster IN
der martial law.