he subjoined telegrams are taken from the San Francisco papers Baltimore, 20th July.
As the 6th Regiment, Col. Clarence Peters, was marching along' Baltimore street to Camden Station to proceed to Cumberland, the Regiment was stoned and fired into by a crowd on the streets, The Regiment. fired into the crowd, anda number were killed and wounded. The confusion and excitement is so great at present that it is impossible to et of the facts now. Four dead bodies have een taken to the Middle District Station, and a number of wounded, six or seven, to various doug stores, At this hour the excitement attending the terrible shooting by the 6th Regiment iv still fierce, and the crowd on Baltimore-street for several squares from South each way, is on the increase. The sidewalks almost unpass able, In front of the Mildle Police-Station on Nortivstreet, nearly opposite the City Hall, most of the dead and wounded have been taken, the way blockaded with an.excited mass, eager to learn the names of the unfortni eu. In this aration there are now lying eight dead bodies and two wounded.
Mobs also assembled in Chicago, Toledo, New York, and elsewhere, and created riots, some of which had to be put down by the military at a considerable loss of life, At Jnteat reports matters appear to have quieted. strikers were still very turbulent, down considerably, though at Chicago the Pittsburg, let July, 'A dreadful riot occurred at the outer depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad. A number of men and several women and children were Killed and wounded. Seven dead bodies have been taken from the scene, and it is not known how many are yet to be gathered up, The firing was done by Philadelphia militia, One of their men and one of the Pittsburg soldiers are killed by the strikers, All say that the firing was unprovoked, The exoitement is tremendous. A large body of men left for the Allegheny Arsona: a few moments ago, with the avowed purpose of seizing the arms stored there, to be used in repelling the militia, 9 Pam.
over the city, which is virtually in the hands of this hour the excitement in raging al an armed mob, composed of laborers and iron workers, coal miners, stevedores and othe in full sympathy with the strike ted the Johnson Gun Factory, on Smithfield-street, about 7 o'clock evening, and armed themselves; and another avd atill larger crowd has just finished the demolition of Brown's establishment, on Wootl-street, which they completely gutted, and then marched down Fifth avenue, with drums beating and fage flying, to the number of nearly 3,000. As yet they have not shown any inclination to destroy anything but rail-'Allegheny Arsenal is in the hands of the youd property. It is reported that the rioters.
Deadivood, D,'T., 25th July, James Ryan, a resident of Spearfish City, just in, states that Lieut, Heuly, with his company of soldiers, augmenited'by'a dozen civilians, left this point on Sunday morning with two days rations,'and have slot been heard from sit Lieut, Reynolds, with twenty soli just, ditived "Hate "Fon Hat "and "Wade oitig' out in' siktth of
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