The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-28
TUE STRIAE C0LLiFNAC
A Member Of tho Chicago Board
Of Trade Murdered
MOB LAW DYING OUT.
The Situation on the Eastern and
Western Railroads.
TROUBLE AMONG THF MINERS

,bere curly this morning. but not in great force
n, car. were allowed to run ON llAsi'ad streot
r,r,h of the vlalu t. or ON Clinton and Jriler-
son s,rscts. AMI the rioters tried TO stop some
other lines. Ialorars in the Western avenue
rbl,s stru X and formed in line. int nlinr TO
force other stahcmcn into the strike. but they
vere dispersed 10y the police. meeting; of /
sa.lors and steyedores. at Lake and Wmcr
streets. was also hr ken up by the police. The !
guardians of the South Side Gus Works called |
Tor rrenfprccmruts which wer" sent
Last night james Y. White. q member ~ the |
Chicago Board OF Trade was patrollns la
Iawndae. suburban village. II" dis 'ovcred /
q asusp.cous character. and arrested him. The /
tranu resisted and suddenly drDw a revolver /
from bic po'Art placed 1t to Mr.. Whites fore /
leal fired. and instantly killed his capior. He |
Inn escaped. and vigorous search has failed 10 |
discover him.
Tn distribution of the force to-day was about /,
NJ foNows. Al the stock Yards. sixty regulars; |
Chicago. Burlington and QnIu'y freight house, |
Eixtc.nth street. ZOO. Twelfth street bridge. |
$50 regulars of tn Second Il liu"nt at Twelfth |
and Halstend streets 2OO oi the 1 r-i Regiment; |
ut Canal, Port avenue. and ; nth Morgan sir"t !
nifty of the First Regiment. a, tho South SIDE
Gas Works. Gen. Li-hs battery -iXty-hyel; at
the North Side Water Works siN'y five y'tc- /
rams; at the Union street police sutton. iity oi
H. Second Regiment, at the conner % Chic go
Rnl Milwaukee avenues. possible rendezvous
OF Communists. siNty veterans; AZ Ha-tad
street norih OF .ihn. forty uf the Post ON 20
Ouarl uui Daily and Waterous Mounted Guard
ar constantly pairo.nng th dangerous sec-
lion Four hundred regulars are etill at the
LIKE front awaiting orders. The regular and
% Ia.
t,us win police powers are IA every S. ton OF
III city,
Eulr ads are resumns hu- mess. ~ IN freight
And passenger Trey haNf Aui ho tr'u' .Nv IN
ter men az any ir". cNe ~ n rrnt ON To
eraiy either ,ompromls,d uu That ou' -tion nr
lrit Il t. arbitration. Oincias and men are
equally ruceni N the suh"t Ihe lllnuis
Central took q rty one ears OF -rain this morn
ins. and are running all trains rs usual. Their
men with tew exceptions. app ared at the car
shoIs this morning ready Tor du'y Tie Michl-
san Contra! is ,unnng all pDssrnger trains on
TIM" hast AMI st and on AL th"ir bran hes
The freight department Will be ready To 40 to
work with its Old force ~ soon n II ls certain
That the company property here Will b" pro-
t'trd from liz mob The ChiraAo Burlington
III" quincy llnr without trouble. Freight trans
ar. moi III running The Lake Shore and
through a. usual. On the Chicago. l,o q Island
and ianr'. hus in"7s Is re-um" IN every
bran 10 AM IN every 'purim'nf. ANtrins nre
Oh ru". Ih' tn 'aso amt Norihw II ru. al
| th0ug. AL u -,urnau" ha- -uiNard' .r" only
running on suiu" branches. III" thica-o.
Alton and 81 Lou VIII not NOV" any rolling
sork, IN il II l. absolutely sat" 70 DO So. The
iort Wayne started out passenger tram. Tut
fr,ight.ug l. siagnant with them. the Batl-
more aud Ohio is II ling ont no ireight as vt.
Mails have gpn" out on al! ruHi~ except ihe
| Chicago and Alton and the Iuri Wayne. The
latter refuses To carry the mails " tnout troops.
,wen gnt,oI the MOB an m tie Tn ted St fr"ois 'i the
police and mounted cavalry. SHOWS tIe lonow-
ing l-i 81 report q casualties. Inry are lnt
pistol shot. sabre. AMI CLUB wounds. tut tho
rioters method oi hutry ns on "a" dead ana
wounded prevents a cunpl tiou Ol tht l4st:
KlDef. iui.l-r onA. As,sl man, baker, o Twelfth
ti'i ,, l' '' 81 'u.Nr. ZOO nHtrs
fe .ifl,i a-cd i YEAR. Mch1cl ua.,ii. IL wears
a.s \. St y, hs ' 5r @ join IA WsinsiE, WWansE
s,ed H. years man. name Unknown. OF Archer ave
MAD. va'l. 's, 0nck smith Pole George Fisher
E aa 4. np9fSS s S. 'Gesys is 's'a i ssn F,:nS ~S
h.. heai' inr 0ngflu' movement Tor years
bot, at.l' wounded A N'any, jam. McNaliy.
Klo,r. .Gou, wounded Frank Newhal hoy.
SiI S,i1l.0s u, wcil'k kngwa connani,i nafr, col
asn a. i"y namc Me,sr,nDs Il Iietner Ai,era W,de.
~ q Bohemian. James funk'u u'ols, s"nM-ky
Spectator name unknown.
The flct that man was reporter initiated
against him with the mob. and any inquiry
r-' ted To any of the rioters n 10 name or the
circumstances Of killing or wounded WIS a sig-
hhl l", -uHplrl'h oi lIl'. inquirer hll az h'.t'k
ulDn hiin Whenever II seemed safe. Most II
lr roy lrtrr- showed personal bravery. and
many %. th"ri ran greater riSNs than any other
ol ihc ia" nnl ori"r part Of tie Rs,"mhli"7.
Among tho Incidents was the capture by
II eNl" rant nj NJ hlrk"b oi riot'r about who's"
Il wii-i- be- last ned a cord. and. mounting his
hols" hurrcd IN" man away 10 tne poll 'e
II tNLuu through crowd ni }tillhghnd opposing
4 rum tn1, wiz -uuWf reed stones ON han ana ms
iors'. Ihe arrests werr numerous and con-
i suut. Two Officers couinng thrn.s, ,.lycs 10
Il tAa branch oi th" scrNlee brought IN twelve
f',tor7. and otlrr officers were not lar behind.
ioaturr ol tn ilstts Was the pArtiei patton by
ID. g II D. l.
Ne oi th"irh0uS sand hurled stones aud mud
4 orb.urcOtt- Much u Ssutls slact4ou ~ expressed
az ihr orl"r- given L. tue police hy the Mayor
o. h ld kilhn- any oi the mob II possible" The
understand thoroulily that no blanks were
carried anl that n9 quarter would be given,
Fari NhiOr would lad" away. Til" troops to-day,
called into uou. wrr" 70 give far notice
s'W g W.T., %h,n thIy ,ho' / w"uln be with the 1rst
mould the mob -nther and meet the police again
'hg lhiin arr ln-tru ted to pare mo- morn lives.
Iu"ush thr tuoroughlar's of the city have
w"n uN'strd 'l tir thi"'r-. 'al"r-, anu trtmps
%n" Usually mi".t mem and who now have
gu o. Join tn u9h. q lrrd itlun- r, not un-
tWm"n, ana t'sl'r iuy tnrrr were several rob-
berlr- IN broad tuvhght.
lhr following -pr 'ldl orders were issued to-
day from military heal4uHtrrs.
,,ss. n, n,s, Jga An. II H'nt N GenTy Is hereby
tfnn. 49,. ,,iti,d i' ,f,'.s, m IT, n nh' ,'ai''
ute su,h oie' ony AS may come to hin non, II, ,,
s.cdnl-Lleut co Frederick u. Grant Ald, dc Cam.
s~.s,d to duiy Viii coi kin HnG Ind, l,, to %h,
Tn" police arrested NJ j. Ciynch. grocer an
lluor d"hler, ana the most prominent ag tato
Il lhe lnwlrss movement here, He has ttl,e
part IN AL the attacks On the police. ana hA
lnh" more than any other man 10 precip ipitiil'
snnlsh'd and incite riots. The proc agains
linlli complete
Two companirs Of infantry and three of cnv
MY direct from Fort VI Phrrson. Nebraska
lN armed, arrived her" to-day, and are quar-
~ted IN IN" Exposition building.
close watch Is kept on the ou'rs, and theil
er esth i4"yrmrlt Is rnportd and any res stance
u Illl IL N