New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
MOBS ASSAIL DETECTIVES.
THE OFFICERS AND OTHER PERSONS
BADLY INJURED
RIoTING on THE LINE OF AN EXCURSION
PARTY's PARADE-ATTEMPTs TO RESCUE

RIoTING ON THE LINE OF AN EXCURSION
PARTYs PARADE-ATTEMPTs TO RESCUE
THIEVES WHO HAD BEEN ARRESTED.
The Joseph f. Weng Association had It's an
nua excursion yesterday to Wetzers Grove The
party was large one. On disembarking from the
barge Chancellor. at the foot Of West Tenth-st on
its return last night. the association started, as
usual. to parace through the streets OF the west
Side. At Thirteenth-st and Fifth-ave'' just ai'er
the parade had passed the 1roquois Cluo. Detective
Sergeant Bannoil and Detectives Reidy Petresino
and Strnger Of the Central Office, who had been
detailed to fellow the parade and arrest any dis
orderly persons in the crowds 1t attracted sezeu
Robert Hokins. colored, and Joseph FERRIS TWO
well-known professional thieves. The men mad
number of friends in the mob following the pro-
cession. who began throwing stones and other mis-
sles at the officers The stones came so thickly
that detectives prisoners and spectators received
them impartiay. Nearly score OF persons were
bruised more less. Bonnoil. Reidy ana fetreslho
had their hats smashed in over their eyes ana re-
ceived several scalp wounds, and a boy named
Frank Rouli. Of No 276 East Ninth-st, mad MS
head cut open Just above the right eye The latter
was knocked senseess to the ground
BY drawing their pistols the detectives got away
with the prisoners fighting their way through the
crowd. and taking with them the injured boy Ihey
went to Police Headquarters. where the prisoners
were locked up and ambulance summoned from
which dressed the wounds Of the injured
DR.. OGorman, the ambulance surgeon, had barely
finished his work when Detective-Sergeant Thomas
Butler and Detective John L. Krauch arrived at
Headquarters bringing two prisoners John McNaly
and Louis Hill, Of No. s Doyers-st.. professional
thieves and pickpockets who had been arrested on
the line of the parade Dominick and Hudson SITS.
half hour after the first riot took place The de-
tectives and their prisoners had been even more
badly handled than the officers who had preceded
them. Butler had his head cut open at the back.
having received a wound which the ambulance sur
had to close with nine stitches. ana the prls-
oner. HILL had his skull fractured by brick which
had been hurled at his captor, Detective krauch.
and had struck the prisoner. The frontal bone had
been crushed in and Hill in half-senseless
condition
Butler said that at Hudson and Domnick SITS ne
and his comrade had seen McNally and Hill acting
suspiciously in the crowd and had placed them
PAGES bowling mob of the friends of the prisoners
had surrounded them. and they were assalled WIN
a shower of missiles. Spring-st car was pass
ing and the detectives dragged their prisoners IN
quickly he could. Before the car could move
every window in II demolished 1t had con-
taned only one passenger. and he Jumped on ana ana
for his life. At this moment a pistol shot was
heard, but Butler could not tell who fired It,
With sreat difficulty the car at length moved on
several policemen of the Macdougal-sl SQUAD cea,- ear
reached. Every member of the party was more or
less injured The prisoner Hill was sent IN the the
ambulance to st. vincents Hospital The doctors
there are of opinion that he may die.
number of Central ONCE men were sent out
on such cews as could be furnished At l2:45 o'clock
this morning number OF persons Were orpusht IL, % az,
formation TO whether they were prisoners OF hdu
been concerned in the disturbances was refused.