New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
THE COMMUNISTS IN CHICAGO.
TIIrRsDAYs RIOrTNG.


At LEAST THIRTEEN ALLcD AND T@ENrY-fTYE
woUNDsD-ruE COMMUNISTS CONCEAL THEIR
l. SIS. S-Dis- NfIsFAtTlON AT the FIRING Ot
P.A>g CARBIDE $.
CmcAG+ July 27-l1A, M-The rioters hurried
OFF their dead and wouaded yesterday during th"
fights with the police and the military forces 50 that
no comp.ctc list of casualties CA he presented The
fooNIngare all the cases reported up to the present
time:
THOMAS C,-srl,N, BAKER Of rweii,n-st; shot through
TnONts COOLEY.
CHARLES Lt,Lr wrLprR. Is .arsoiA
EDWARD PETEls. os iniLis oi sa-s. aged u ycarS.
M.o.EL llA,sEIr - years Did; ono OF tc 9icCofnich
E,il.- hlIl hands
j. WALIAtl. Il years OIL; shot in the BRAIN
1l,v nam an = ,.s.I. I,nt on Archcraye.
i Man name known lyn- at The N'r-i -. o,.o qc
go .rs, ie,iu,us 10 Ne, siNiecntu-st.
GEOEaE Fi- EE German huDri.
EltANk NoEEpCR nt,rr lri Ter ~ the u'teis-a 80
ucuian. wnO mas healed ia Commune movement
ior yeaIs.
RIOTERS WOUNDED.
A. WEANEY. shot iu the left Iul-.
JANE tItNALN worker IN stockYards Wouhced IN inc
D,vt fIrIclE,ID, worker in the rolling mills badly
nu-i the shoulder blade; bal came out at lex
FR.Sk EfwnALL. hardware merchant Halstead-st.,
4 Boy. r,'rc IMAM ,wn : .ot through the Lex.
JOSIAH LINDSAY, iu thc th' "a.
.fALTIN BO>rE., n tnc hand
NICK CHILLING, tno weiianown Communist "ou"de
nAlf Collins, in the tnlsn ADAPTATION Will prob
AMY be Necessary
joins NCNlLTl, ia tIr groin. 1900,
Dcaayanst-.. wounded in the arm tile oone being liac-
cnnls GrnllRu,y. in the back.
\ BOY named HcClnney' ciu'Ded heavHy,t
,,T pENER. i,onenlan Nnctccntl-st., in the
left breast. internal ncuOrrhtgc feared
JAMES PLUSNGrr, re. o. Lle cuto'l'h; 80 A., hal
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POLICEMEN WOUNDED.
GEORGE sMoN-KY shot in the anAe, fought long after
FrrI ' rS %iS .' shot in the calf of the leg.
PArECK uANLEY. sHot IN the hind.
- LOENDECKEE, shot thrOu- IA the hand
P,IKi, h O'IIAIA, shot IA the arm. l., -,
- KELLEY 81. uck win s,one aud wounded In the
- C,FnFrRY. cut with stone in the head.
"A b. KING paiIoluau, suOi lac thc leg ana seriously hrt
The list indicates that the police received more
INJURIES IN proportion To their number IMAM inc
crowd Such however, is not the fact, Is scores OF
wounds were inflicted upon the mob by them ana ny
their friends, which were not even seen, much less
reported The fact that man was acting III the re-
portoria capacity operated against HIM with the
mob and any inquiry directed to any OF the rioters
AS 10 name the circumstances ol kilhg Oh "ouhu-
inc was a signal for suspicion and an attack upon
the inquirer whenever deemed SAFE MoSi ol Tue
ronorters showed personal bravery, however, and
Of tllclu ran greater A'''N' 49,
than any other of the law and order part OF inc
crowd.
Among the incidents of the fighting was the cap
ture of a rioter by Superintendent Hickey, VINO
fastened a cord about his wrist, aud then mounting
his horse hurried the away to the statloh-houSe
through crowded. yelling and opposing ruiiaIs'" no
sbowered stones upon him and ms horse. The arrests
were numerous and constant. Two officers, coninhs
themselves TO that branch Of the service brought III
twelve rioters and other officers werenOt lar Dehhd'
, feature of the fights was the frequent partIcipa-
tion in them by women who fired shots from the III
s,de and outside of their houses. and hurled Stones
and mud ndiscrminately at all who wore whl'e
shirts or blue coats.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed by the regulars
nv the citizens and by the police themselves al the
orders given through the Mayor TO ayoli killing any
of the mob If possible The general belief is that
could the mob have been made TO understand
Thoroughly that no blanks were carried ana tha' ho
ou,rter would be given, their valor would nave
faded away rapidly and the rioters would nave as
anneared IL is understood that the troops to-day,
If called into action will give fair notice that when
they shoot il will be with the best aim and the
dire,t effect Ii IL also stated that should the mop
gather and meet the police again, the latter are Ill
structed to spare no more lives.
Though the thoroughfares of the city have now
been Invested of the thieves, loaers and tramps no
nsually infest Them they having gone to JON the
mob, depredations are not uncommon ana yeS'er-