The New York herald., 1877-07-29
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

CHCAGO, July 2S, 1917.
A week Of uncertainty is drawing to close with Q
prospect Of peace and security. Tho Pullen crowds
which week ago night gathering Tor tho pur-
pose naugurating reign OF terror in this city have
been reduced ablcct suppliance willing to accede to
almost any that will protection from
the vocy OF tho military called out to suppress their
Iawlessness. The working classes proper who have
not been identified with the bowling organization Of
Communists thieves, thugs and rin-raf forming tho
mob, arc ANXIOUS TO resume work Tho vigilance Of
the auth critics has not however, been relaxed, and
the city has boon under military patrol all day and
everything In readiness to crush the arst uprising or
the eandiiie that may be IN anywise demonstrative
ANOTHER MOB "ciARGED."
The only outbreak o-day was a sli ght disturbance
at the lumber yards mt early hour this morning,
when body Of malcfnctors assembled and started
upon a tour through that quarter, attempting 10
joining with them. An alarm was sounded
which summoned force from headquarters,
which Immediately started for the scene and maze
a sortic upon the bcllgcrants dispensing thcm before
any serious consequences resulted. All tho public
works under strong guard and tnat portion of tho
city frcqucntcd by the rioters is under constant
surveillance. There Is nation on tho part OF
tho civil authorities not to be made tho dapcs OF
studied deception by ceasing 10 bc on tho alert by res-
son OF any pacific appearance the mob may choose 70
pui fortb All meetings Of the Communists are iorbid-
den to be held and the saloons remain closed The
railroad companies have made preparations TO begin
the transportation of freight on Monday Several COZ
signmcnts have already been shipped.
TROOPS DELAYsD
THIS morning tho FIRST regiment was detailed TO 90
to Bradwood On arriving at the depot II found that
the facilities for trausportatng them inadequate,
lafo
II has raned at intervals all day, ana damp ana
dismal night promises to cool the ardor OF these
disasters by way OF nros There Is some anxiety In
the nds OF citizens 10 what TO morrow may bring
forth. 1t being sunday tho working classes will have
Q bottcr opportunity of discussing the situation.
LIST KILLED AND woUSpEp.
As will bc sccn by tho following long ls. OF CASUAL
ties. tho recent riots were OF serious natura
we are gradually arriving At tho truth however, and
this leads TO the conclusion that there are stfl
many persons hurt VINO we're not and will not now be
reported Various ph hysicinns In tho city have re-
porici attendance upon some thirty moro wounded.
whose names and residences remain unknown.
CAssxLxAS. THOMAS. baker OF Twelfth street, shot
through he head; dcd at balf past four O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon.
CoosEY. PATRICK 1913 scbor street, lately employed
as switchman on tho Chicago, Alton and 81 LOUIS
Railroad shot in tho iot lung cred during tho night
COOLEY, TnoaAs, living al NO lS3 WoN Sixteenth
street; shot the vladuct on Thursday, and diod
shortly attor noon.
~ sFIrzGERALp DAVID, reported as having been shot
through the breast since died. He lived Ash
land .avcnue, Archer road, and was an employs
at the stock yards.
HAssErr MICHAEL, one OF tho most notorious
young rufhans In the city and had long boon terror
TO his district bullet struck hm On the forehead
last Thursday ~ eleven A. NJ, and he aImoR In.
stantly KILLED
HowoossxY wfyARirx. killed on Thursday.
McConxicK . boy employed at the rolling mills.
NoRBECK, FRANK has been tor one of tho prfu-
cipal leaders 0i tho Communis,ic movement Ia Tho
city. He was BAKER and Bohemian by birth. liz
was shot on Thursday morning at the corner OF Six
tscnth and Canal streets. and diod ut ha.past nine
A. NJ.
Novokovsxr, wyASz. OF No. Of Fisk street; shot
through the head ut sixteenth street.
PErxRs, EDWARD, M. Sl3 Fisk sircct
PiiILirs, EDWARD, bohemian, aged twenty No. %
Fisk siroct; shot in forehead and killed
PHILLrr, JAMxs. . boy, aoout sixteen; shct In the
forehead; lived NJ No. % Fisk street.
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