New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
THE RIOTERS COWED IN MILWAUKEE,
MEN AFRAID TO GATHER IN CROwDs-vEHDiCT ON
THE DEAD.

MILWAUKEE,. May lSpeciaD.-The day has been
uneyentful and If surface indications he relied
the rioters have expended their force. The Fourth
Battalion which has ber duty at the works OF the
North Chicago Rolling Mills at Bay View continuously
since Monday morning. relieved this afternoon.
Companies of the 1st Regiment we're on duty AZ the
rolling mills tonight under command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Lagrange, of GAINESVILLE. AL the rrst NIL
waukee car Shoes the Delavan and Whitewater CON-
panies are stationed under command OF MAJOR 'oweh
of Whitewater At the Atlas Foundry, considered
possible point OF attack, the Belot and Darlington
Companies and the Watertown Rifles are doing guard
dutv under command of Captain Holiday, of White
water Colonel Lewis of Monroe. is in command at
the armory At o'clock orderly and a squad OF
dragons returned from making their rounds ann re-
ported to General CT apman all quiet. 6oVernor
Rusk said this evening that he and General Chapman
should stay in Milwaukee till Monday Tomorrow he
will have consultation with Chief Res ana Sherin
Bascben "a 20 the course to be pursued. and il is
thoupht likely if all is quiet Monday that the troops
will be dered homo There have been no gatherings
of riotous nature since Thursday afternoon.
This morning a crowd gathered at Alllss WORKS
with the avowed determination OF driving OH the
militia, but they went away quietly when the troops
appeared.
The funeral of one of the victims of the shooting was
neld To-Day anu altnOupH tiouoio ""'
none occurred Women attired in red aprons and
vociferousy using their tongues circulate widey on
the streets, but the men appear cowed Dy luesuay
MORNINGS volley coroner jury held an inquest ts
afternoon over the remains OF two of the Poles VINO
were killed at Bay View and returned verdict tnat
they came to their deaths accidentally while actine
with a mob The verdict added that the officers I'D
command of the troops acted in humane manner III
ordering firing to as soon as 1t became appar
ent that the mob halted. . .,..
Grotkan and Hlrh who were arrested as Socialists
and as abettors of the riot both deny that
they melted the people to riot or that they know any
Polacks and agree that the knights OF LABOR leaol
Robert Schilling is responsible tor all the trouble
Both the Socialists will 90 before the grand jury To-
morrow Tie Dlstrct-A Attorney SAID Tonight that ne
had enough proof to compass their Indictment Ltie
was done to-day in tie factories anu there Is irou
10 600 to ~ 900 men idle Building is at standsill
on account of the refusal of the unsked aoorers 10
work The iourneymen masons and stone cutters are ?
ready to 90 to work The aborers had meeting last
night and passed ncendiary resolutions denounchs
Governor Rusk, Mayor Wallder and the militia no
masons express a determination to 90 to work on Mon
day and so do the carpenters of whom about ooo
idle John Pianknton's packing house began opera
tons again this morning after being closed SIX uays.
The Cabinet Makers Union expelled three OF their
members who served as special policemen