The New York herald., 1877-07-28

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more than any one man 10 precpitate bloodshed and
ince riot He will bo severely dealt WITH as the
proof Of his crminalty Is complete.
SHOOT THIN ON THE sPor.
All kinds OF incendisry reports werc current this
snernoon put none could bs traced reliable head
Only nrc has been reported today, that small
with but lttc damage Tho orders OF the policemen
have been modified, so that they havo authority to
shoot down any man who nterferes with them p the
discharge Of their duty, or who is bcllgorcnt as
roler This modification Of tho original instructions
is undoubtedly account OF the unstinted denuucia
tion on all sides which the temporizins policy has met
with.
RAILWAY MEN STRIKE
The srikc Of the West Side street railway barn men
is nothing OF an alarming character, though several
determlned individuals are among them They say It
is their intention merely to lay On few days and see
what is gong on. They discIam any intention OF
violence or riolous proceedings
MORE soLDIkRLy PATRIOTISM.
The regulars hayo been itching tor an unrestricted
right to clean out the mob and such proposition has
boen made, but not accepted by the city authorities
DISTRIBUTION TROOPS
The distribution of The iorce this time is about as
folows:-At the stock yards, 80 regulars; Chic go,
Burlington and QUINCY iroight house. sixteenth street
2oo Twelfth street bridge $50 regulars OF the Second
regiment; at tho corner OF Twelfth and Haslcd
streets 200 Of tho First regiment az Canal Port ave.
nuc and South Morgan street, SO OF tho First
regiment, at the Soulhslde Gus Works. General
Idebs' battery (65) Al the Northsido Water Works
65 Veterans the Union police station, so Of
the second regiment; at the corner of Chicago and
Milwaukee avenues, possible rendezvous Of Cem-
munists, 10 veterans; a. Halsted street, north
Of Twelfth, 40 OF the Post olhce Guard, and
DAILY and Watcron's mounted guard are constantly
patrolling that dangerous section. Four hundred
regulars are stl at tho lake iron, awaiting orders.
INCIDENTS OF Yesterdays FIGHT.
Among the incidents was the capture, by supernten-
dent Hickey. Of rioter, about whose wrist he last
ened cord and mounting his hsrsc hurried the man
away 10 the station house through crowd OF yelling
and opposing ruflans who showered stones upon him
anu his horse. The arrests were numerous and
stant. Two officers contning themselves to that
branch OF the service brought in twelve rioters and
other officers were not far behind
feature OF the lights the frequent participation
by women, who fired shots from the inside and outside
their houses and hurled invectivcs aud mud
indscrimnatcy at all who white shirts or blue
coats
Tho police headquarters have been notified of the
of sandy's gang Of pug uglies" who have
going about intimidating workmen and compelling
them 10 quit work.
The members Of the Board Of Trade to-day raised
So, 500 for the family of Mr. White
partial list OF those arrested yesterday and to-day
shows IL in all tho stations. They are almost In
varaby Of the lowest foreign element. and many of
them are well known disturbers of the peace.
meeting of sailors and stevedores on the corner of
Lake and Water streets broken up prcmaturely by
the police.
Al half at tant tba l,nn of tha
Works became alarmed at the flying rumors prevalent
short time previous, and called for rc,nforcemeuts
which were sent
ARRESTS At PEORIA
despatch from Peoria says:-.A number Of the
leaders OF the mob here arrested by The police
last night and lodged in jail Their following
TERED from attempting their rescue by lew blank
shots The Jail guarded last night by military and
the Board Of Trade guarded the gas works water
works This morning tho leaderless mob is demoral-
ized Every passenger train went out on me escorted
by squad OF troops"
LAaGE STEEL MILL OWNERS BANKRUPT
A SPECIAL from joliet says-"The failure of Meeker
Co., oil Chicago, account of the Strikes has re-
suited closure Of the steel mills here, the establish
mcnt being two months in arrears 10 Its employees.
Threats OF violence being mado by the ater tnougn
efforts being made TO pay them"
despatch from Rock Island says:-s'Everything is
quiet nerc A strike has been inaugurated at Moline,
where the employees oil the Deer's Plough Works are
resisting reduction OF ten per cent In wages"
LATEST.
All was quiet tonight, up to eleven O'Clock.
About sixtyo the mob are lying at tho station,
awaiting trial. Five were called up at the
Armory to-day, and continued.
One of the unknown doad was identified to-day as
Charles Tcssman, OF 1856 North Fourteenth street.
General Pope is expected here tomorrow.