, 1877-07-29

tions. crowd gathered outside and wanted
interfere with the men, not believing that tht
had received mise. Word was sent to the sr
ton, and six men were detailed to remain q
guard and protect the kilns.
AT about O'Clock yesterday morning q mn
attempted to tear down the fence surrount1in
tho planing-miil Of Goss & Phillips. TIL
police soon routed them. The planning. Mi
hands will resume work tomorrow morning
IN THE LUMBER DISTRICT
all remained quiet during the day, though ycr
little was done in the yards. The Union Plan
ans-Mtl Company, corner of Fisk and Twenty
second streets, started its works, md about i
O'Clock crowd gathered In the vicinity. !
posse Of policemen, armed with rifles. wer
hastened to the spot, and the mob disperscd
| A few vessels were IN the South Branch an,
slips, aud they we're being unloadcu. The chez,
1ul sign Of returning confidence and busines
was evtnced III the loading ol the C., i. j. q
cars with lumber, and the tiDkle Of the 1ocono
ttve-bell gave additional evidence Of returning
life
! AT THE sTocK-YARDs
| everything was quiet. A look in there showed
| large force Of men ut work stacking aut
baling hay. Several funerals along Halsted
street showed what policemens bullets can dc
If only rightly aimed. The tloroughfare, from
Archer avenue TO the Town Of Lake, was uu.
usually quiet. At Thirty-firs street few Of
the regular infantry were stationed in a saloon,
and the bur was embroidered with their traps.
The boys fraternizcd with those who came to
see them, ind they made the best OF the occa-
sion.
At the Transit House, In the Stock-Yards.
things were going. on as before, except that
there were but lew outside droYcrs registered.
Around the Exchange and bank there WAS tue
usual crowd, doing little else than discussing
the experiences OF the week. The cattle-pens
were almost cleaned out, and ride through the
yaru showed that what little was left was not OF
the choicest quality. The usual crowd Of cattle
purchasers and drivers were not around. Sew
erat stock trims were being gotten ready for
the East, and there was full preparation for the
reception OF stock.
Several OF the packing houses had steam up,
but very little was being done in that quarter
At THE ROLLING MILLS
there was an orderly crowd OF worklngmen,
most Of whom deeply deplorel the scenes Of
previous days. The mil will start ur to-mor-
row morning, but the men appear to think there
will be no Increase OF wages. One OF the re-
suits Of the strike IS the chilling OF tue blast
furnace at the South Side Rolling Mills. It isa
coke furnace, and Friday night it had to shut
down, which involves loss anywhere from
$1,000 to D,000. Chilling hlast-turnace Is
no small matter, aud to start it again and get 1t
to proper heat involves q great deal of time and
expense.
Wahl Brothers. glue factory was STILL The
firm will start up tomorrow morning. All
their employees will be sworn in Us special police
men. No trouble at oil is anticipated.
MUCH-ABusED BRIDGEPORT
was as quiet Us the prairie. Nowhere within it's
precincts was even an apology for crowd-a
doxcn-to be seen. In tile neishborhood of the
rolllDg-mills there Was some ''tafkn iudulged
in BY parties OF three or four, but the
vicious and eVil-dtsposed element Was out of
sight While there was not general resump-
ton Of business, several Of the packiag- houses
were open, and II few men working IN them. At
many Of the fuuber-yards also the iaborers were
busy. There we're rumors OF mobs collecting
south Of Archer avenue, but they we're without
foundation. The, policemen at Deerine Street
Station were not called out all day, and this in
activity gave them an opportunity to get good !
rest, aud they took advantage OF it. Every ore |
NTH whom the reporter conversed as to the /
.hances OF q renewal Of rioting said that the |
7olleys Of the Second Regiment Thursday night
ickencd the thieves aud roughs, aod convinced
hem that the soldiers meant business.
u4LsTED STREET.
There Vas remarkable and pleasant change
II Halsted street, from Twelfth to the yiaduct,
esterday. There were no crowds at al1 to be I
cen, aud oil was quiet as on Sunday. Some of
lie saloons we're open, but seemed to do very
title business.
DIDN'T CONE OFF.
The Socialist meeting at the corner OF Twelfth |
nd Halsted streets, d,d not occur as adyer-
sedi In fact there was not enough of & |
lecting there to have furnished small
otcr with 4 1ath. There was an
IMPRESSION prevailing during the even
Eg that the Bohemiaus might congregate
lischfcvously either at the Bohemian Hall OH {
aYlor street near Canal, Ut at Fisk and Nine
.eptb, or at some other point III the neighpor- ,
sod OF their stamping grounds. 4 thorough ,
lrycy Of the whole district did not afford thu ,
porter any ground for belicyiDg that
II crowd whatever would get to-
,ther. The whole settlement appeared
1iet and orderly. and save the few knots of i
citizens who we're on the sidewalks c
ereiy because oil the saloons were closed, | :
err was nothing to Indicate anything unusual +
the streets. :
At 10:45 the Madison squad WAS ordered homo L
I'M the Twelfth Street Station, and al the i,
tier place everything was reported quiet all I,
ong the West Side liues. "
OFFICER SACK.
The terrible butchery Of Officer Martin Sack,
10 was almost annihilated in the fight at the c
e corner OF Twenty~second and Robey streets, Il
u be remembered. Yesterday morning Sack II
ported to Lieut., Vesey at the Hinman Street II
,ttou, and stated that while his wounds lin | d.
bread baskct} were of such nature that 1t
could not consistently 60 out With the boys. e,
Il he thought he couid lie around the station. Al
sandwiches, and help lock up sick prisoners. jc
:ut- Vesey had previously heard that Savi :,
been seen on the street Immediately utter -
alleged dlsinte@ration, and his uien u
heard other reports tcnain. .se
the same purpose; hence flt III
,scy) entertained grave doubts as to the 10y 4
= and courage Ut the said bcer-haii peopric- | -,
, aud informed hin that he llau better ret ~ ~
1ly Kill him were he to stay around Still. III
IT. Vesey, in view OF past services, SO far sh
:nted Us to offer to mount Atr. $ack upon ell
ceu mud send him into the Bohemian settle
ut. where his published massacre would in- Of
C him warm reception, in casc hc were | cit
ling to return to duty Oh these terms. Tic ye: