The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-12
SERIOUS RIOTS.
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ics o. London yesterday he'd . mass m-y:r
ing IN Trafalgar ,nare sroaDi Nelson
: monument. and IL resulted in srio,. The
proceedings opruei with an ~asssnhlsse Of
&c. Do. the roatcr bring prrsent ia large
numa-fS. They NJ once sav Tina; the Sr
ciali.,ic element OF iD,sdon greatly pre-
dominated In TIE crowd which was \ -
manage hy well known socialists and ~.
iraofdinary ytgilGnre was exercised IA cEd~.
10 pt-serye the ;esce at hi hazard. C"nsp g
uous among the leader. ct the malli;uia
was Mr.. Burns. VII" ran az the social -
candidate in No,i aghsm IN the recsn; c,rc-
ton. lie sn~rTe-i al the tSl.>-. and sciri
generally A. II he " si,-d 10 bring about a
confic; between them and the yoli~. lie
finally aSc.ndci the pedestal OF tie Nelson
column tor The purpose ot delivering 4
ha.ausur. He Wa well aware that this
act would no. ~ io,.rairi. and the 20 90
politely ordered him "a get down. Tbs, no
Yefu~Sl Ia d. spl~a!iDg IL Tie eTowi -
resist Interference with TIE ex,rcisc CO
popular rights"
Burns bore a tiac AMI waved ;n the ss
senIbiacc AZ a sigma % triumph oyrr tie
authorities lie WAS gTcr's~i With d~sten-
INK shouts. repeated az IN aud again. Barns
now l~ei>urcly finished hi> address then red
n hsrccly worded resolution. This de-
bounced tne authors az the present liz
trvss In England. d-mardrt Parliament -
start public works Ia give employ mrnt and
bread To- tens of thousands OF de-
serving men out OF work. Bnrns himself.
In one of thr~- side speeches denounced
tie pres~n; House OF Commons ~ a hsiy
~ landlords aud capitalists Tor whom
hang ing was 'oo good. III. also declared
that The people had assembled q Summon
Parliament In Immediately relieve the Il ~
tress o: the British w~oTkingmrn: that the
people wanted the question >-tt'ei az once.
and peacefully IL possible. otherwise rryo-
luton was inevitable. This So sygraValed
the excitement of the huge mob thai the
police reformed with increased force and
made another assault They snccr-sici In
forcing their way up 10 the pedestal. The
officers al once ordered proceedings di>coi-
tinued pa the Pedestal, AID commanded
Burns and h = colleagues To Come down. This
they refused 10 do. and the officers therrup-
on dragged them down by force and drove
them from the peplr>ii. The mob split
up into divisions ny t-in,
forced down the d different streets BY n pres
sure from Trafalgar square 10 grt nearer
the occurrences at the club house. Nari-
Gus divisions started OF hoo,ing. bowling
and challenging the authorities. The In.
vaded streets were al once abandoned Ia
the rioters. who. finding themselves no
longer opposed, vented ill-wiil agains, well
hoHsed p-opl. and against til. clubs, by
s,oning dwellings aud club houses along
the way.
After Burns had been driven away from
the Nelson monument hy a police. and bad
spoken from the National G'll-ry wall and
Carlton club steps. a iierc. hight took place
between hi, adherents. the Socialists. and
the anti-sociaIists. The battle rag-i som.
time. bn, the Socialists proved victorious,
and lifted Burns Ia their shoulders and bore
him aloit 20 Regent stree, wh-rc, with ,,.u,,
they succeeded in bending the crowd, toward
Hyde Park, Burns leading the whole way.
the park, when the mob was all coli
lcctcd, Burns again addressed them. THIS
speech was even more violent than tho
he made. His language was -xct-
ing and his whole address, was calculated
10 set the crowd loose upon the town.
The most violent acts w.r. committed on
AMI South Audl.y streets and Oxford
street. Probably 100 shops aud a dozen
club houses We're seriously damaged.
About hfty shops were PLACED. including
jewellers. bakers. butchers and wine
shops. Hundred, of inoif,nsive people
acre ma!,reated. The police were power
al first, but ultimately succeeded IN re-
storing ORDER by breaking mp the ranks of
TioterS into small squads. The military
was kept under orders all the evening,
policemen patroiled the streets.
The Riot. ct seattle.
SEATTLE, W. T., Feb. at an early
hour yesterday morning the militia and
home guards marched In the ocean dock
the Cinnamon were combined and took
barge. Warrants had been previously -
med FOR the arrest Of the prominent agita-
Ors. Before daylight the work of arrrstiny
and By eight O'Clock all Ia. leaders
We're In Jail. They were. however. iune.
lately bailcd out. Ali the Cinnamon
IN board the steamer were marched
o the court house by the militia. I'm
answer Ia a wit of h,l-.as corpus sworn
'ut yesterday. No opposition was maize
q this move. Judge Greens. informed r9cl,
he was at perfect liberty ,o go
" stay, a. he choss. The va. majority
hose tai leave. They were accordingly e.
'oT,ei ~ the steamer. and those who wished
O stay wrfc escorted 10 the hom.s In
% this time there had been no bioot.Lei.
although the streets wer. crowded. Atuoou.
an attack was mad. on the home
yards b! a few hot heads. The
'u'rds were finally orrerri to FIRE
responded with a yoli-v. Four
'iei fell, one killed. aud three
Wounded. II. names ar: Bernard Mul-
anc, killed; James Murphy. srecia! police
aan. shot through the arm: John Smith.
hot In the lett arm. The other. who's.
a,ne - unknown, III. man being shot
the head. and fatally wuund-d.
he militia formed a hollow square and
ED the mob a: hay for fully an huur. TIE
ro~d then slowly melted away. There -
Intense excitement and danger IL a further
nibresk. Business Is generally suspended.
lie steamer Queen sailed at ! y. H., with
% Chinaigen- =
The struggle ia the Coke Regions. Z
PIrTsDrEGB, feb. s-A ser Gus ARRAY !
,ok place yesterday morning .; the H-nry :
'iay coke works q Frick & Co. near :
bradford Abou; 500 strikers ffua Lei .
ming marched To the u-nry Clay xors.. T,
here a few men were NJ work. When the .
trisers appeared on the hilI above The !.
vens. they began firing on the wors men. !,
hey k~p' up the firing fef ~orne lille tina !
ut nobody xas hurt As fheY cam nearer !.
nj their aim better. several n.n wrrs :
lightly injured I'm. Of tie m.n Who "a. :
by The strikers for refusing a. Quit :,
'ors a day or two ago returned Ia. nre- i,
SHOT several times and hi; one man. who :,
and was carried OF ~ his e~oiuyapioas. !,
Is not known ho~ badly he MAS injured
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