Daily Republican., 1886-04-10
Committee. The man replied in o.
frightened manner: "If ! do they'll

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Then turning 70 the mob, which kept
up the cry 20 Hill, hill and barn, Brown
began an impassioned appeal for quiet.
Law and order, and by the sheer force Of
his eArnestness riveted the attention OF
the crowd, but only for few moments
At time, for they would break away
from the spell Of his eloQuoncs and
take mp their revolutionary yells. He
said:
sMen and brothers, for Gods sake
keep quiet. implore you, ,in the name
Of humanity; in the name Of the great
Order OF the Knights OF Labor; In the
name Of every Law, both OF the Order
| and your country, restrain yourselves
and do no violence. Remember that
you are sworn brothers; do not forget
that You are knights, and that You are
pied eed TO obey the laws Of the Order |
and the commands Of your committee-
men," At this point Dwyer broke In:
''Yss, why don't you talk for jay Gould
and be done with IL. They shot our
men down in cold blood, and you ask
us to keep quiet. 1 say hang them,
hang them" The crowd took up the
words, crying "Burn, kill and Shoot"
Brown pointed his finger at Dwyer
and asked him: "Are you knight OF
Labor" Dwyer lodged the question
and yelled out: "Kill the brutes." !"
"Are you Knight Of Labor? l ask"
said Brown.
"No," answered Dwyer, "but I'm
with them on everything, you can
bet
"I knew that yoa were not q Knight"
said Brown; ~ knew that no Knight
would talk as you do. Again, brothers,
1 appeal TO you to be calm and disperse
9 to your homes. II you will not obey
t sworn; that You are no longer Knights
: of Labor. Brothers, beg of You TO do
{ nothing rash. What, oh what will the
: Knights of the country think OF you2
= Oh, what will the whole world think OF
. our great order? Don't forget how
y hard we worked to build up our organi.
Q / zation Oh, do not tear 1t down In ruins
i by one rash 'actl AL men who incite
you to strife are not true Knights OF
d Labor. They are worse than the detec-
J. tives Of the railroads who are trying to
i hunt You down. 5hun them shun
d them as you would murderer.
While Mr.. Brown was speaking,
d Committeeman Hayes walked excitedly
n up and down the platform, exclatminl
10 In o despairing manner, "Oh, my God
d my Godl l wish this had not hap
/ pened." His eyes were watery-he Wal
10 almost cry ling, and when he ADDRESSED
n the mob, after Browns harangue, hi
, emotions choked him several times
70 and he was obliged to pause for utter
q ance. Hayes speech was Of the SAM
tenor as Browns, as was also that o
TO Martin O'Nelll, who followed Hayes
1t Casper Heep, snotb or prominent KRigh
ID Of Labor, who had arrived in the mean
Q, time, was busy among the crowd. try
1t ing upon the more excited individual
O. the arguments which the committeeman
10 were urging from the platform.
Iy After q while the temper OF the mol
" cooled down somewhat, and they dis
8. persed, not, however, wholly pacified
ID many OF them threatening to aveng
be the deaths caused by the deputies
ss Mayor Joyce, after his encounter witt
" the deputies on the bridge, where b
4, Attem pied TO arrest them In their flight
went through the excited crowds TO ii
d. office. He attempted to calm the men
he but found IL useless. The sidewalk
nd were blocked with men, women an
I'd children, who rushed In every directio
70 1t every Indication of the trouble
hL hohCuluk MS OLuC0 6UOub hall hu nOu
after the shooting, he at once issued
cd proclaim alton to close all saloons, an
ito warning women and minors to keep G
al the streets. He was in company witt
ne Messrs. Bayley and Hayes, OF the Gen
1t. eral Executive Committee OF th
d Knights Of Labor, who urged him to d
. all In his power TO calm the men. II
o said that he had notified the GovernC
Ior two weeks ago that he could do moth
or. Ing, and tha. he was utterly power
Q less.
,r- During the shooting Sheriff Ropiqut
sent the following dispatch:
,lv "R. j. Oglesby, Springfield, Ill. mo
ID. concentrating with rifles and guns
nd storm the Louisville and Nashvill
fnl freight houses. One man KILLED {
hi bridge. Danger imminent. RoPIQUET
he To this the Governor replied: "YO'
he telegram received 2p. m. have Civ,
the orders for militia force 70 report
,ey once under command of q colonel, WI
ri will be on the grounds to take char
lie of said force. Several companies, po
,rn sibly eight or more, will 60. You VI
his have reliable force upon which to d
a pend. l will instruct the Colonel TO "
tho and / must exact of each Of you q
mel greatest care, the greatest earnestne
ing and dicipline In your councils and c
rs. operation with the officers In commaI
OF the force. II General Vance CT
of leave here on the four O'Clock p. I
mt. train, will send him down. Plea
ms keep this dispatch for the present
nd yourself Win communicate with "
ne. more fully In writing. Keep me ~
ck. advised of important events until Il
Inc arrival OF militia force"
ali A few Of the more violent strike
ind after arming themselves announe
the theif intention OF attacking tne deputi
st. on guard ut the Ohio and Mississip
yards, and advanced In that directio
.ew When near the yards they were met
her several deputies and hred upon, kill Il
re- rs they say, one OF their number.
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