The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
A pATIlE WIZ sIaf6ERS.
me Police ef Cis.~tssd Cs~~aaser q.
sfrfkeN-Hhr R.aait.

CLyVyr,>r. -. July ia-Th~ su.s~i
ps.-i c~olli-isn between IN. striker AMI
polio. ccrurrei Yesterday af.Fus-on a
four o'c'o~k. A meeting ~ the striking
iron WORKERS s,s bold a: Sssh-ss y.s;~r
dsy sf:cyucon and ssversl fr-for;.r~ Who
entered vcr- s~sysErlS thrown ont After
the Ioectiug .e0 men. u'os;ly Foes and
Bohemisns formed intp line a1i usfch-d
- ;ac pIa:r mu.l. which ~as IN Operation
The D-a n the I.s;s mill src MT affected
~ TIE reduction ant ~cTc opposed 20
s;"ppins work IA the aT>' Plan- Th-t
We're fc'~,~: out rs tAs fore .ars. AMI &c
mIiuct idis Un;ii lr..srdAs. The moa n
CREASED in aumt-r> a. u progressed. ani
When Z ~aT!.Ss~i AZ To- mill Z aggregate! a:
!-as; luv5 men TIE si.Act~ w~rc armed
With clubs studded Wiki 49, pi~v~ %.
iron and .Ar-e Stones TIE ANY,
policeman On du;y were supplied With
uar.~ ~ sntV-;wu inches !ons 81 - "a
>-itac.ing rrSolsrr~ lh-y wrtv stationed
a; the .Fius street eusrsur- - tee m4u.
Naul~. ApiCss; FENCE hfisrn f,.; aith "a.
CLOSES thr grounds The gate Was nl-u
aANt 4'-sH - WV 80 w. R"-f "AfN =
a; 'a> point J.. >Nty ~; ~ So. Al =
paved ~I;h cndvrS sf-i siae 'ro,u 'D~ neigh
tnrln. furnaces. T~hrtv-t"HT additional,
Policemen w.. scattered iI tie mt.. NJ
= - The us;foimcE w,T" entered h.ms O.
rs,l yg-l.fa;o1l - .'sn. ou iutt 40 O. ~
They started down i;ul ~;fv-t md Iuss
the strikers They turB~i ant a.ut.,~
gy!ckci IL 2" ih~ WiII. iHry Nctv
luui-l ard stoned ~ TIE strikers
prIu;y Superintendent VI Nsiuu gave The
oui-r :" fA.i l:- ami a line Na> formed at"rt
Thirty 'r-; tgum The Iu..i Kate. TIE mo'
approached. s0d Mcmahon a>Ari What Wa-
wanted ,'u. 90 he leader frp'ir-i HAT
they ~rTr tri~tM. ned - close the wltI. lie
pole" Officers argued nth t.rU. but &" 90.
purpose. Tie men ~ Tie fes5 rantN tvEAI
20 throw >touy-. There w. considerable
haui t.s. = push forward anil then a ru>h.
The police aiNaHC,,i and the two furcr.
met. Tie strikers ihf,w s,osIc>. >laS~ and
c.ndrT> AID flourI>hc.i their clubs lie
policemen used their mace, aIa drove The
sti krr> back Inch bN inch. The - kcf-
fell hy tie >CuTr and frrl"i away with
blood streaming down their faces They
poured q terrific shower Of stones husrN~r.
into the policr. but could not U>c their clubs.
10 ANY advantage, FINALLY they tr'. bark
VERY iaiiitN. aiip '1r i"'ttCc ~"rilE 'hriT oI'
y%oTtuniiN. charged un a ruu. yelling a. they
went. The whack of their macs cnGld IL
heard fuT long distances. Fallen striker
lin.~i .tIua street and the wives aHd
s~~.tnrartN bore them away ~ fast A.
possible. The mob broke aud ran. bat the
police kept w MI unilriiiS Whsck anti
every striker was driven out uf SIGHT 81 the
mill. The result uf the battle Wa - FOL
lows: i'atrulman MsnAelmau. two deep cut
on the head. fairnimau Caldwell. badly
cut oil IN" head lstrolmau White. hit 90
thu head with n club. latIulmsn I;r-sr.
struck ~ the wrist and badly iuluu.i,
] atroiman fCkart, cat over the eve. Patrol
innn lies. ca, Ou the head " ih plcg" of iron.
Thirty i've strikers wrTrly iug oI the ground
when the kirui> was ltuUsT Ia au emil
hu; only seven of them were arrested. The
remainder were carried O1' the frlj Is their
friends. The names of those arrested
Thomas Sanders Charles ibooliitie.
Nu'k~>aa John W-i>bof<ks JOSEPH
Pollock. Mike koirck s1i john Looms
hu!keska aud Nrisk"f>ka Vii! probably
while kot-ck j. bsdi, lnjGr.d. III.
iIght lasted bu, hSe minutes. tuT~urh. "a,
4 communist who WAS arrested NondsN. VA
released "n $1,000 bail, aud II j. ,aid that
be instigatet o." ATTACK.