, 1877-07-27

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App1aro
AltitlSSISs
THE ARRIVAL or rns MILITARY
rnlhuscd the police with new rigor, and men
1.. ~ 49,. az, a., naa. -, r. 80
uhdcr the1r exhaustion anu the lleat VI the ouh
revived at tho glcam Of the bayonct crossing
III. ,noh rcn,otnc.1 srherc thcv urro nj Inv,
ao-,on,,. r,ronnon.. :lo,.obn,o,t ~ +ho Iuto
eetk."at n'cn',aat aclAsune'', . =. ~. !aso s'
street squad al'd lew speelals being tllo only
OF M attack upon tho station to rclcasc tic
nr,soncr,' Once ot about i m o,clrk mUl,
,,,,,,"r;n, .ora,.t ,,,n,,raS nan,o IN E",vhc,rs
. 1resn 1!re" nuss trso,s ava"n,r iaS
THREATENING THE STATION.
Rut upon rearhlnp Twelfth street. they woro
ostoup'l,.l to fnl tho military in line On tho
r strec. ns.r ~ 1,a1.tcd M Thc no,icc md a fcw If
Days cavalry, msdc sostlc, and in tho twink
ling OF an cyc. tho mob was uowl,cre to be seen.
nut their anIca kent hanrtnr at,out elean1u.
from acqnafntauces what they could concerning
the arrangements being made by TIC police mud
military for their warm reception that evening.
The greatest efforts wero made BY friends anil
rcIutves vi thuse being arrested by tho police to
sitl,er ser tnc,n VI furnish 6ai!. ia 10 case was
tllis allowed. l'rokop Iudcek, Communist,
showed up for while. hut received so COO!
reception aiiu 10 many threats TINT lie was Elad
lselays Of police made constant co1nni'inIca.
tton With tho scene u the riot md tho station,
y Si !.s sR nd 10 s wy
the mob. Officers Tw0lcy, anu Lacey, and
1lain did hcre4seAn work tn this rcspect, the
former two
nRiN0IN7 IN NO LESS THAN TWELVE
OF tho following:
James Miller, Anton Weston, Jacob Schmidt,
Joseph Novak, Jacob lIEr.l0n, Joseph Jcckek,
all u whom werc noticed Among the lcHtlgrs OF
tho tlrst outbreak; John Stckarntch, John l3rht-
Albert l!enla, Fred j. Dsorsl,, James s1ctiinnte,
Charles I. Give, Sarah turks, Duane BIahalI,
Martin !.nMnn, Mart hi Anderson, Joseph Hcr-
Ich, Michael Dorm, Andrew Olesoi., John sulll-
| yan, anil William Windmill.
Up 70 8 o'clock some thirty Or forty wcrc
brought 10 tho station, hut fur Iack ot accom-
tnoaatioa. were aent to tue Other ,tatlonsCsosne
la.e-cotnrra to tho sutratat'ons. Not few of
tlctn were bleeding from wounds received from
the 0tlicers naees, as tho crowd III nearly every
] instance attempted to prevent arreatS. In
successful. The cavalry also brought in
guouly numbcr OF t1ien.
THEIR METHOD o.. ARnEsr
ra.cl them. 80 That tlloy ultimately left tho
making Of MI nrrcst to tho police, whic
thcy brought up tho rear and pre.
vented tbs mob from assalng tho police.
tended those who were badly injured. but
| t!,cac did not count up very rapidly Indeed,
tito treatment given the mob by tho police
ecelns unusually mild md mcrcilu1. None wcro
cruelty beaten.
INDIVIDUAL CASES or RIOT
were frcntent, and tho ollleers paid especial at-
tcl,ton to ruch as wero by speeches rclting tic
mob, and urging them on to violence 0lsun
aud sulliyau, Two cantankorous Communists,
tmpruy.aed platform Ut ths Quincy House,
ncMr the Canal street ytatluct, anil rrgalGd tho
| crowd with an Imaginative account Of What tho
strtker4 were dDItIx In other cities, UlI1yrrs
TwulleY aud Lacey, utter q determined tight,
cleaned tlcln out, aud brought bpth TO the lock
w. =
But perhaps the most SERIOUS case was that OF
aud her two Sous, resulting tn tho second story
OF brick building on uals,cl street, near
Wright, who anluse.i themselves Ill forenoon
by brtng shots at The Police apl cavalry, Watch