The New York herald., 1877-07-27

seen charging up Hastead and the crowd melted
away before them Field L Licters and j. v. Farwell
4 Co.'s heavy wagons also camo up loaded with de-
tachments Of police from the Madison and Harrison
street stations. The then retired TO position
out Of range on oil sides of the men, who marched
down the street to the bridge toward Twenty second
street. where a crowd from tho packing houses at the
stock yards was reported be concentrating at the
rolling mills The combined forces arrived just in
time to save Lieutenant Carborry and force OF four
from being overpowsrcd.
ANOTHER yIaur.
A sharp tight ensued In which three more OF the
rioters killed and q number each side wounded.
The Second regiment. with brass field piece, came
up Just as the light was and marched back with
the patrol The cavalry spent the ate rnoon In charg
ing up and down halstead tho
aud capturing tho rioters, over a hundred of whom
were the stations. The crowd constantly gath
cred behind tho orce fast they dispersed
REGULARS TO TIE FRONT.
Rumors Of lighting kept coming In, and conso.
quenty, at haf-past twelve, Two companies Of tho
regulars were ordered forwari, and as the
veteran Indian lighters, all bronzod AID
ragged, flied out OF headquariers and marched
down La Sale street towarI Twelfth street.
cheer went up from the assembled crowd that fairly
shook the building Their sodierly appearance their
total lack Of excitement. the clock Like regularity Of
their step determination depicted on the couu
tenanccs OF tho commanding officers, and, moro than
ALL the appearance OF those ounce bore Spencer rifles.
that shoot sixteen times without loading, indicated
have to give way. They proceeded Immediately to
Twelfth street to support the battery where 1t had
been stationed
WOUNDED
In the rst skirmish three Of the MOB were reported
killed and n large number wounded. Tho crowd was
SO large that most OF those injured carried away
and could not ho identified The following is the
latest list Of the killed and wounded =
COOLEY, THOMAS; killed Instantly at Halstead street.
CAssELxAS. THOMAS, shot In brain, OF No. / IS West
Sixteenth street.
A boy fatally shot In brain
TixsLgy, JosKrn; shot In leg
wsAxEY, A.. shot In ien lung
A boy who lives Hastcad street, shot In leg
wounded.
KouLaAsS. CHRIS; shot In kidneys fatally.
WILDER. CnAslEs, Of McGrogor street; KILLED.
FIrzGKRALD, DAVID. Of the rolling mills; killed
U.eatrr Mtcuxrt. rorncr McCraya, ana w.po...
killed.
MCCORMICK, -; killed
LAMoSsKA, onicer; shot through the leg. seriously
LorSpEcKoR, onlcer; shot through the hand.
STANLEY, PATRICK, officer; shot through tho hand
COLLINS, HARRY, n riossr; dangerously shot through
tho thigh.
scnrLLISG. NICHOLAS, a leading Communist; sho.
through tho arm.
BoRrER. MARTIN, shot In she head; not fatally.
MCCARTNEY. -, boy ciubbed fatally.
OHARA. PArmIoK, officer; shot through hand
TAYLOR +. A., officer; shot 10 leg.
CARBERRY, Lieutenant; seriously hurt with s,ouo
NORRIS, JAMES, packer fatally struck with stone
by rioters.
NOvEk, FRANK, aCommuuiss ieaucf khiou.
One horse Of the cavalry was killed and several
wounded.
TRAIN THROWN OFF,
The rioters threw the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy train of tho track 1t was coming In this
morning No ono was hurt The Outgoing train
mobbed, but the engineer put steam and did not
stop the train
MEETINGS or rHE CITIZENS
Meetings being held tonght all over the city TO
organize military companies for protection against tho
mob
Moro regulars arrived this afternoon SIX companies