two o'clock
No one will have to wait longer than the next election to have wrongs set right . '' The silence that awe induces takes possession of the people . They disperse quietly to their homes . At two o'clock there is no one on the streets . The Coal and Iron Police , who have been lost in the mountains , enter the town at that hour to find it , to all appearances , deserted . Harvey and Ethel accompany the priest to the parish house , where they remain for the night . All the events of the afternoon and night have been telegraphed abroad .