New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
fry TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE.I
THE DAYS MEETINGS.

Montreal. July 9.-Alout fifty young runh'n' "
Montreal UNEXPECTEDLY WATCHED the d"yHe"' cali
them through the barred windows oi T.' -,
this morning. These young fellows ana ino"'' -,
lection OF flags and banners are al tha' J. ~ a,a
,eIiou, disturbance that began about midmfn,, "'u
chat ended a. dav hogan TO dawn. The bnlle'hS
po,ed through the city called attention this n'o'""e
what they term riot caused by ms crra,
Endpayorcrs7 1t is undoubtedly tr;c Tim II 'ne -"
convention OF Christian End'TNor societies N" 49,,
come 10 Montreal there would have been 10 Il''' ~"
the ds;urbers not In the ranks oi '"''','"
dcavor The uttered sentiments OF ihe rev MI ""'
marker Of India: Dr. Wayland lioyi, Of Nihh'"po"'
and DR.. ID. J. BurrclI. Of Nev-lork cry ia" '""'
the anllpaty Of the rough and Ignorant element u
tbe Catholic population. The advice OF IN" eu"'"'"
class, and OF the priests unavaiiiIg an" I"''
night the Chief OF Police. with al OF MS r''''N''' "
obliged 10 90 b the square before The DIN nan
he kept tAc crowd constantly moving me N.Y."
scots were held under arms lat were not 'aieu o"'
More than 1000 members OF the roushrN' ''''
Of the city had gathered in the neighb"rl'u !" Wv
evening but, rs the mammoth meeting ad!o"I"c"'
with great effort the police started the mob GOWN
the street away from the doors. The YOUNG men iI''
women Of the audience had ct wind "i 'h' an
turbancc I'm the street and many OF them n'I'''"
directly to their places Of accommodations '"V.'
coming out into The street and seeing that the 'i"""
had disappeared. treasured and proceeded ]"
over encountered bands Of the rioters before th'N
had gone five blocks. At first these eioup' con'ch'e
Themselves with hloing at the passing cel'Ii''' u"'
LITTLE by little they became holder and attempted 10
snatch The badge, from the visitors several OF inc
persons thus asSacd hastily summoned passing 'ap'
and escaped: others wcr" protected rs poh''"'"'
About midnight The marsTdcrS. having di-'"N'r"
that the End,.,vorcrs were all safely ont OF their way
sought the grca, tent. Pull down the tent! Burn
III We'll teach these visitors 10 our cy 10 Insult
Ms they cried. and each band tanning III" h'i'
in the breasts Of tie next. tn" whole mob became
frantic. They made rush for the great tent. WIN
hastily imIroviscd harhors under their own Sel'c''h
leaders Th police sent out the alarm and quickly
all reserves were ont. The rioters wrr" ordered 10
di.pcrso. bnt the command wa, received with boot
in. and iccrs Then the police charged tlr
mob not an instant too soon for thirty NN 81 the
large guy roIcs Ind Seen cnt. and In another miu'
the great tent. with it, seating capacity Of 0'"'"'
wcnld have come tumhllng {" the ground IT Was
Quick shurp work for the police but ak was over III
a short time The prisoners and dag, were soon II.
On. lo,hap but a night long the police kept up u
liicl,., watch.
with thc daylight order restored. but IN We"
If the disturbance II wa, deemed advisable 10 abandon
the tent tonight The priest, spoke s'aiply 10 Their
people today but in spite Of this To-" police had Their
hana, fun They rerd! FOR the cfo"d-, However
and the Christian Endravor people. while they turned
and went 10 and fs,m the hall In companies, iaiAer
taan ia band, ii two three On some OF the h"r-"
car, however Tie d-lcgat., broke ont into sons ana
We're immediately gr'ci,d with L-t, AMI y"II' from
The Sidewalk lhrfr wa, 40 ,cl'"as f" t ,,. civ
Never lcrc have the people Of Montreal looked upon
such ssnt a., grcri"d tn"m IN Ia" early m'fhIh-'
-. fully 1000 Christian End"i'"rcr" MO IN
street, On their Way IA" ,unri,r pray meetings
held in The different ciurchr, % the n,N., 'Tp
joyou, freedom that has marked the ntutud" 81 The
hosts on pr"viou- d'yH' th'I' re-, vi" ~, - ,, ne
brholdcr-. Visiting clergy occupied almost All
Of tn Protestant pulpit, 81 ihr dH III u, m"'in5'
ana ih'i" W. 40 Hwihih- H.-'l'" Ut ''' N'"' NAM
The appointment, for tie morning w'rr.
Pr'oyeran ,hhich rIm =, n'iI''' ,r' ~
IIcst yi'r,an- thc Row Or. swain. 81 ONO Ion Con
mn: First baptist. 40" E"v !. .. A. Hrlil' -"
fiauc-co, Taylor Presbyterian. ID" K,V ~ y. l..
nayi.nd How. Iinncappi, st. Jane, Methodist The
Rcy. T.. Fay MIL, Ia m'hci, Il. Dominica square
Dou,Ia, M,tAodi-r. ,.r Rev. Dr. Naryn summcFboll'
! cwi~on. Me. -. MIRA, lr"'hfi- iln. I'D" ~, =
i-r. the Row Or Guhb Philadelphia cot" - Anloiu'.
Nichod &. Tho Et, -. ". faibcch, rtuytc>'nt. y.
Cent"nary M"thGh'' The Rev. ;. >WrnsT, or t
enn.: M"i'i1" II'-by tcrnn, q OF" - An'"i,rt I'D,
Rev. d. Jane, l.. iiili MriiDrd. Mas, montreal
icd ONO Wc,l End Methods Dcoureal st.. tn it"y.
". II. "a,tNci MINNEAPOLIS h'nh'"i', 81. h'hoI.'l,
the Rev ". T. l}chnrd-on. Denver: En,i End
american Prrsbyirriiu. The Rev. DR.. Wells. Mime
a. oi, Reformed Episcopal the Rev. DE- Tracey I'M.
idclphin Calvin Irehyt rim. tn Rev j. W 'oTau.
Iab'. ohio. Errmn" and kn"N. -" E"'. DIR. h1r.
T Sew York cos - l"@, rre'9y ,",an. "a"
he Roy W. Eoy1'on LP,'S i1c'by l"ri%n C""1eh II
byjcIian. tine Rev. Or. " Rhodes. Il. Loul,; =.
.infrc%- urch Of S'oilnrdi The Rev. ~ Howard
H. Grp-c. Chicago, Il Henry Mctl"di>i. The Rev.
H. ". Niilcr. Iummclisio%n rnn Point =; 'h4fl,.
congregational, me Rev D.. j. L. Tyler 'le'cAnd
rb,rhfoohc.-t. Methodist, 10" R"N. I. n. h'Plar''
Lebanon. Penn: Emmanuel. Congregational, the Rev.
m j. W. Lee. atlanta: o'vct haPi'l Chapel. P"ln'
=. Charles. the Rev. Hugh l.. Ederdir' Poc1mpkc.
y. y. Chalmer', Church. the Rev. NJ. NJ. HinioGd.
Carthage. Ind
Fully 10000 person, We're. in aitcnda 80 at the
q SION, Of 'hc Dr Hall and tent IN ih" afternoon.
and DR. r. f. Hall IL the t. i. Gospel Temperance"
was thr subject Of Ihoml, 4. Murphy, adore in
Erocl Inc va.,~i'a L% A. v. WIimrT Of New York |
by he Rev. \. T. DnnnInf. 4 Boston. and "-ocia
urity.' By NE Rev g. Douglass. Of Montreal were
rcluoiarcr 20 d cu,s such topic but iuasmuch -
II suggested 10y the director, 81 the convention
entered the ranks Of rhr White Gross reform would
Walk yh polor 81" would be anioeonifcd by
by ihc tainted and damaged bat. the other hart.
Il pcnlude Of voice, would encourage him In his |
nj ion
The speaker noted chat the sin Of England. rs wei"
as Of America. Wa not much nt"mp"ian"- - |
gat" Of liin 70 guard il. social Evil, b" went on.
destroys IA" fundamental element, = clnIartcr /
snct. ami entails rel rntlo-, ,ud rribl hlrbartv
H. seen In III" iun II CirlhOpd. not hy tlOugile~s
youth. but by men political, legal. commercial. |
fashionable. men IN martial condition. who come !
rocking mp nom IN" nlOdrs Internal io their home, !
= purify The speaker charged til, evil on IN. |
drink traffic on corrupt icrntury On The theatre. |
on divorce. on ToNilcrs Of IN" pufy 4 woman. liz /
then noticed the great mission al the Christian En-
dcav r. gave remarkable iustrau.n NJ re-cnc in |
Ncw York nnd urged H." rank and file 10 giri them !
scvc> for tm. great work and emulate Mr. Jos, phInc
Butler NIL Willard auI MI, Barber
DR.. Duniinss address made dccp imrrcs Son on |
all that hoard IL. II" said among other things:
IN" III % Tie Christian llfe has greatly changed in !
our time. IsN t'ntIIy II REGARDED A. largely
al from secular lie salvation beloved 10 he the
,tic To enter ilnedom Of God fuuf, and distant
r aln. and tn, Go.c regarded rather a, an aid 10
fortify u endure the Ills ~ this pr sent fc than
as power ~ remove them. BIt ,oi1v mer az coming
be possessed with conviction that tn evil. Of i.
lfc are urnountibc and believers In Chri.ti,nlty are
procaminr that II j. ale n make so,crc!ens Of III
c0nnfn roll AID 10 give them d,lycranc, from oppf-