Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-06-11


The rioting continues in the Orange dis
tricts Of Monaghan. At Lurgan several
militiamen have been wounded, some
houses wrecked and several persons shot,
some being dangerously wounded. Troops
have been ordered from Armagh.
BELFAST, June 9.-The Orangemen are
again rioting here to-day. They have
wrecked 100 houses in the city, and two of
them have burned. The rioters broke into
several saloons and took the contents.
Large numbers of men Of men are lying
in the. cutters drunk. Others. made des-
perate or maudlin by drink, are prowling
about the streets, crying: ITO hell with
the pope" In the various assaults made
by the police upon the rioters, twenty-five
of the latter are already wounded by buck
shot fired at them. The police have been
ordered to fire ball tonight in case of any
general renewal of the rioting.
CONTINUED LAwLEssNEss.
Last night a mob Of Orangemen made an
attack upon the tavern kept by Catholic
man named Duffy. The police were
promptly on the scene, and after stub
born contest during which they used their
carbines, drove the mob laway in dis
order. The rioters re-assembled with in
creased strength, and again attacked
Duffy, this time overpowering the police
and driving them from the place. In the
first assault Chief of Police Carr twas
wounded. He was carried away, and now
lies in a critical condition. When the
Orangemen returned to fight they were ac-
companied by a large number of factory
girls, who goaded or shamed the men on
to battle, and formed the most dangerous
element. When the officers abandoned
Duffy's the mob at once ..a.. -.
TOOK COMPLETE POSSESSION. ,.
1t was at once thoroughly sacked all taps
and spigots were set running, and every
body was invited to help himself. All bar
rels of liquor found in stock were carried
into the street, lifted up high, and let fall
until they broke and liberated their con-
tents. All furniture was carried out, piled
in the center of the roadway and burned
in its own fire to furnish the rioters with
light during their debauch. Men, youths
and girls drank until they fell helpless in
the cutters. The girls acted with greater
fury during the earlier stages Of the orgie
than the men. The noise, profanity and
disorder were terrible. The mob ended
their work here by firing the tavern itself.
and it burned to the ground. During the
rowdyism Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Parnell
were both burned in efigy and dummy
corpse, billed Home Rule" was ere
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Two men were arrested to-day for the
murder Of Thomas Gallagher, who was
shot dead last night during the rioting.
Gallagher was well known local simple
ton. He waved an Orange sash in the face
of the home rule mob during the incessant
fire between that mob and its Orange ene-
mics.
THE RIOTING WAS RENEWED
here this evening and the riot act was
again read. The mob increased in size and
began throwing stones at the police. The
latter fired, killing four persons, one of
whom was q bar maid. The mob returned
the fire and a brisk fusilade was kept up
for twenty minutes. The soldiers are now
parading the streets to assist the police in
case of necessity. The mob drove force
Of $50 policemen into the barracks and then
attacked the buildings, firing reyolvers and
throwing stones at the doors and windows.
The police fired, killing five persons. Sew
eral protestant clergymen tried to disperSe
the mob, but their efforts were unavailing
One Of the persons killed was widow with
two children.
An Eye Witness Account.
BELFAST, June 1O.-An eye witness of