The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27

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History ~ savannah iOr Isr hu4r'
tlr rIty las trvusb.si un its- s~rgs a
rrltgluus r.ts.- The rntir~ whigr ult'I,
l~ry fore = the stit eAr~pi tLe Artal
ivry. hs- b~~n ga dlty Ih~r~ arr tst
infantry rumpauIr. and ttc sc,Fgt,
HussArs -thr latter b-iug dt-molBt~-i
I De CITY has h~-u literally plAcardrt
with uvtIr~. that rN-l'rir.i ~isii~r,
And his wtf-. dr-sr4 t-1 q. al rA-nun
would lecture h~r~ on 'Athulisi.u.
N~uh-rs uf the Auri~nt order u'
III '-rnlan~. = s-vr-t & athoitr orgauiE.
'lur, st once to"k si~p- as.ing MAYO
MGR r-'us~ to permit thr -
prlc.t in hold hi- l~,tur~. The t-riittot
-aid that IL -iait~rly WA. allow ~ &
-I-Ak fh"r- would Disorder ard rt"i
Ah"ut Jn signed the p~titiou. Nh-r
10 Wa presented L. the mAyo'
~ a committee - twelve 'Aibo
b'-, including the pr-,id~uis 81
Two dlNisIon. Gf the 4. -. IL. Dc
iur rnrIurzEiun attorney 10 the elect
that n mayor h- had no power "a
ahridge the n ght. 90 free speech Susr.
aut-rd by the 'Gu.tiiution Il 10.
nIt-d states and Georgia. In hi-
opinion th- city attorney aid that
there could br no disorder ar trouble
II those who would bc offended by
~lattrrly'- remarks would stay away
from HE lecture.
J t- committee stated that IL Wa
their desire iu avoid trouble aud that
they would use their influence ia thai
direction. They did 40 bat their effort.
utterly failed. By O'clock sey-ra
hundred had collected. when slater,
arrived the mob had not assumed larg,
enough proportions To cope with th'
police. BY o'clock n bowling mob a.
over 800 surrounded Masonic hall. II
the hall Wa an audience ~ about So
including number Of ladies IL.
lecturer had hardly begun before brio,
bats and c"bblc stones began Ia rAIf
on the windows.
Before = O'Clock the mott had grow
to probably between $500 and SOC
people. Window after window ia tn
hall was era he'd Cries of III ~ him :
=
nc.ade." were heard. chief McD-r
mott summoned the mayor Tn. lee
ture closed AT g 20 o'clock. and il wa
apparent that Il meant the i"-- of man
live. fer the lecturer and the audicHc
TO leave the hail.
A. the cx-priest was about Ia leay
with his friends. the chief of polio
stopped them and refused To allow an
an Ia, - "a L
or Myers and Cob VIM. Garrard wrr
=, in consultation The mob hi--ed q
the police and hooted at their order
To di-per-e. The military alarm. -iey
! en taps on all fire bells ~ the city W
sent in but when il sounded tn. mo
= derid-d it,
bring on your military" some
: the leaders shouted.
: TO hell with them: they can't "a,
~lattery."
:, By order Of the mayor. th. guar,
II formed in two single lines and charg,
r the mob with fixed bayonets IN hope
I breaking il. The mob was showed ba
e slowly but refused To break, and O
v tcasiornllv rock~Yere thrown at {
e hall =
II In the hall the audience WAS 1T
II penned up. some Of the women We
j. glance at the risk OF a broken he
~ and saw the mob found nothing TO e
te courage them.
IN Vicar-GeneraI Cafferty who Is
al charge of the diocese, in the abser
I'd Of Bishop Becker, addressed portl
80. Of the mob.
ne This man Slattery." said he, "can
70. your church no harm. You are bril-
at ing disgrace on your religion by y
in conduct here tonight. Ii can III
~, with nothing but condemnation.
Fir plead with you to disperse and
90 hom.: do not render il necessary
To she'd blood here this night"
it 4 few Of lho-e he addressed sh
nd the yicar-general by the hand and
IRE but the majority stood still.
Four cornpaniessbf guards were I
nd banked about the door Of the ball .
the police and Slattery was br"u
: of down. As he came out with eight
beg licemen and the mayor, there ";
the howl from the mob, but the milit
my charging bayonets, pushed II bac
I IN all directions. Siattsry was place
ion the centre of the military and he'
n by a detachment Of mounted police
but with foot polio. on the sides. the
lite compan mics Of infantry. amid Kisses
j DN iper- marched 10 lbr fnla-hl II
and followed nv hundreds. Slattery
i'm "a hurled in the midst Of the mill
ONE that the mob could not see him.
inue ruoh had got among them that an
l. sault would be promptly met viii
let.
,., AT the hotel about go had gath
dyo- he hiilltAi. i""ue
hl.s front OF the entrance, presented
ord net. and Siatt.ry walked in uni
It, 4 large detachment Of police wa
be Al the hotel To guard him over
rhs Every door Of the hotel was locke
Nr guarded Al Masonic hall the
sd seven companies remained a
toIq for Mrs. >lattery, and TO preV-r
= rho ther damage To property RI
o,ba, that Mr.. >lattery had gone. tn
. and largely dwindled away. Mrs. y
Tn. was placed in carriage lat'
-hanb with a strong force OF polio
a 20 brought to hotel. Mrs. Slatt
booked for a lecture to women L
row afternoon and Slattery for
, ,aai. ture to men Tomorrow night j
Ir md are made tonight that they =
driven from the city tomorrow
,ruary "
nburg, THE LEXINGTON TRACED