The New York herald., 1877-07-28
through the protracted excitement and do not YET ee
perfectly rcassured but The prevailing opinion Is that

ANOTHER MUNICIPAL PRocLANAriox
The Mayor issued another proclamation warning the
rioters not 20 gather crowds tney will do so Ut
their own peril urging The citizens organizations
not TO disband, but be as vigllant as ever.
| The following is the proclamation N fuli:-
The city authorities having perscd all lawessucss
| In The city aud law and order oens restored, now
urge and reques all business men aud employers g.n.
orally 10 resume work, and give as much cnp"yment
10 Their workmen possible. l consider hs Tie hrst
| duty OF cur business community. am no" amply
able TO proect them and their "orKmen Lct everyone
resume operations, and report any interference AZ
Police Headquarters CIiIzens ORGANIZATIONS aust coz
tinue force account re AK Their vigilance as
the Cause oi trouble IS nvt local ana not yet removed
All such organ iz.lons should form themselves into
permanent bodies continue On dq.y ssd lspGrt rasu'
STATES TROOPS.
There are about thousand regular troops here
now, which are quarterea detachmenis in various
parts oil Inc city. The following ISSUED this
morning:--
HEApQUARTEns
MILITARY DIVISION OF THa MISSOURI
CHICAGO H., July 2S. 1871.
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. bu
l. Colonel John Il. hing Nlntn infantry, IL hereby
placea IN the imnc cdIalu c0uimaud ol all tue United
states troops assembled IN Chicago. Ill He WIZ obey
and execas such orders only ~ may come 10 MN rom
2 Lieatcnanl Colonel Frederick y. Grant, ado de-
camp 10 tne Lieutenant General commanding Inc div
sion, Is assigned to duty VITA Coone ning, NlnIh IN
iaItry, to wuom he will report
BY command OF Lieutenant General Sheridan.
H. Y. Dip NJ. Assistant AuJutant ScheFaI.
AT O'Clock lnls afternoon three companies OF the
Filth United States cavalry, numbering $40 men, un-
command OF Colonel Adams, arrived ut the de-
pot OF the Northwestern Railroad and marched 10 the
lake front south OF the Exposition Building. whore
they VIII encamp. Tho came from Fort Mcphcr-
sou, Nebraska and brought with them Gatling gun.
The Mayors proclamation offers protection to all
workingmen who will return 10 their occup atoms.
the RALaoAD MEN WHO WOULD WORK.
The railroad men, as GLASS; seem ready TO so to
work again they assured OF protection
IRON the mob. OF the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
only the freight men are out Tho Michigan
Central men say they ready TO resume The North
western at work. Nothing has been done
The Chicago and Alton since Tuesday. The Baltimore
and Ohio will attempt to run trains n day or two at
iurthest the situation remains unchanged to-day on
The Lake Shore, Michigan southern ana Rock Island.
The Fort Wayne company may attempt to resume the
transportation OF freight tomorrow.
STILL GUARDING CITY.
Tonight the military Will guard the city again.
Elmer washburn has charge of the protection of the
nortn side, and General Terrence Of the south aud
west sides No disturbance Is appSehended.
MURDER AT LAwNDALs.
The suburb OF Lawndale suffered the loss Of OF
It's respected citizens late last night Owing TO
the proximity of the place to the disalected
quarter force Of special police was organized.
rough was arrested and while the way to the lock-
up he suddenly drew revolver and Shot Mr. James
j. White, well known member of the Board of Trade
He died instantly in the excitement the
escaped.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD TRAFFIC STOPPED.
Mr. Ackcrman, Vice President Of the illinois Gen.
trail has teegraphed the Governor that the strikers
are holding the road at Mattoon, Decatur, Eniugham
l..r rbaC Cpu oy,Jsr
der that sherGs along that road project 1t in
running all hazards and notifies them that
all necessary assistance Will be afforded.
Yesterdays CASUALTIES
careful review oil yesterdays work between the
mob aud the United States forces, tho police and
mounted cavalry shows the following list OF reported
casualties. They are but part of ,he number VINO
have suffered from pistol shot, sabre and club wounds
but the rioters method oil hurrymg oil the dead and
wounded prevents completion OF the INST at present
RIOTERS KILLED.
THOMAS CASSELMAN, baker, of Twelfth street,
shot through the head.
THOMAS COOLEY. ,o a,~a.
CHARLES LEARY WILDER, eighteen years old
EDWARD PETERS or PHILLIPS, OF Fisk street.
aged seventeen years
MICHAEL HASSEfT, nineteen years old, one OF the
Mccormick rolling mill hands.
CHARLES TEssMAN, 1856 North Fourteenth street,
A. wIDNEY.
j. WALLACE, eighteen years old, shot In the brain.
JOHN WEINERr, aged eighteen years.
man, name unknown OF Archer avenue.
wYENTS NOWATHOL, KY, blacksmith, Pole, aged
thiry-slx years; resided at West sixteenth street.
gIoTER MIssISG-sUPPosED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
FRANK NORBOCK. abaker, leader of the rioters-a
Bohemian who has headed the Commune movement
for years.
RIOTERS FATALLY WOUNDED.
A. WEANY shot in left lung
JAMES MoNALLY worked in stock yards; in hand
and shoulder.
DAVID FITZGERALD worked in rolling mills; in
hand and below the shoulder blade; ball at
left nipple he is reported to have died during the
night
RIOTERS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
FRANK NEwHALL, u hardware merchant on Hal.
stead street, near the viaduc;.
boy name unknown. through the leg.
JOSEPH LINDSAY in the thigh
MARTIN BOSrER, aged seventeen in the hand
NICK sCHILLING, the well known Communist, in
the
HARRY COLLINS, in the thigh; amputation will
probably be necessary.
JOHN McNULiY, in the groin.
PEER BRADY, of the corner of Jefferson and
Dckavan streets the arm, the bone being fractured
CHRIS KUHLERMAN, IN tho kidneys
boy named MCCARTNEY, was dubbed heavily
H. HEBNER OF Nnelee nth street, shot IN he side
ALBERT wEDENER, Bohemian, Nineteenth
street. in the left brcast internal hemorrhage feared
JAMES PLuNKETr, fell on the curbslon
PoLIcE OFFICERS WOUNDED
GEORGE SAM0NSkY, shot in the ankle; fought
long after he was hurt.
FlrZ TAYLOR, shot IN the calf Of his leg.
PAT hANLEY. shot in the hand.
- LolNDECKER, shot through the hand.
PATRICK O'HAHA, IN the arm.
- kelley, struck with stone; wounded in tho
hand
- CARBERRY. cut with a stone IN the head.
W. b. KING, patrolman, shot III leg; serious Ills
horses chest vas ridGcd)
spectator name unknown, badly hurt on head
with stone.
BRAVE REPORTERS.