Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
POLICE AND THE MOB.
A DANGEROUS CROWD WHETHER
At PLAY OR IN EARNEST.
A London Mob and the Anxiety II Always
Occasions-In the Talons Of . Police
mana Wild, Ungovernsd surgs-An
Exciting Incident.


Ocessaons-An tne Asaons Oh . roncs-
MANA Wild, Cngovernsd Surgs-An
Exciting Incident.
London, whose smile IS fortune, and whose
frown IS deatn. 90 not recolect At the
moment VINO was tne wrlter OF tnat terse ana
uutnIul sentence. won't De sure even tnat
the quotaIlon Is literal ferhaps II was salo
OF Cnatterton- fernaps II was written Dy
Chatterton himself But OF the London mon
1t may be sald that death iurks IN eiIner ils
SMILES or It's irowns: A Lonoon mop = IKE
man-eaIing Tiger. Is dangerous ""e'Ne' AZ
play or In earnest
A London mob, wnen IL Is Known 'nA. Il
Will gather for peaceiui anu iesi'Ailnoe Pui I,
poses on certain oay,s .~aysn Souiee u
anxiety ana preparation Win tne ponce. vi
LORD Mayor $ Gay, OF On any evasion "Ieie
the queen appears In tne HetioiDis, UT "neh
blg meeting Is caiieo 10, IN nyoe park,
large NUMBER Oh speciai Ponc sala are s"ofn
IN sometimes a many DIS '"oo" are a"oea W
tne aireaoy hHge Ioe.
IN hAADiNESs Fun AM AL
irelneinDe, oeine lihPre@seu WIN 'ne CON-
Pie'eies' VI Inc al eoii'7a'o uuinis .1e ine'
LOU MayW uay : vas N H'lluon Do"n a
N !, s'Iee' ali. savoy suee' a,lo v'nei. VI
20 .ne s'l,ah s.,ee's 'nA. les.u run .ne pcsuing
81 S.fano " 'ne Sonla a.Ne quie.nes's Vi 'ne
lnalhess elnpanAneh', sOooa oouple rows OK
snen' ponocilien al resumes 40. any
c,,n- Mounou Ponn "e,e s'1'lo,'eo
aions rre' s''ee. anu 'ne o'rano' every lie"
Ice. on 'ne eio"oeo i'a'en'eh's were oficerS
On ioo'' anu tne ro1u"ay was KEEP. Gear Dy
tne me o, uniformed men on eacn side Oh 'ne
way seanomg almost snouider W snouioer. a
nioo U. 'as Annu y always a soouiia'uieo
one. IL iui Oh norsepiay ana likes 70 "orry
ana puhyrag the paI'ent ponceinen, whose iot
at tnese umes, as the pePpery uiipert re-
MARKS a, Is not naPPy one.
"neh portion Oh tne MOD becomes 700
!" anu enaeaVor W sca''ef i.s component paris
among ,ne Taore penceao@ SECTIONS Oh ine
lnuitituoe. Inc 'acI,cS Oh 'ne ponce are al
ways 10 scatter or uVioe tne MOD INTO sec
Ao.S' lucy uo ho' el.uea'or W nl.Ae 1' M
rs, |, uiiie.e an o1nel ne,ne ~ ynle 'ne
pois'eious n'l''ouai 'uio' VINO 'ne hucieus
u ,na, luiucui. io~uy Pcit VI 'ne cro"u
IAN Du' oiice 'ne 'Aions VI .ne Poncen ,.a
ia =, Oh an u,iruiy man ne gone Inc
!, o.ioe' eeneia HA0.S q suuoen sprung AZ
nii,' srast@ INN ninty ny 'ne 0ins VI W Inc
coat coIar, gives nun one tremendous JERK
.o"aru MN tna1 mus MN Oh ms ieet, .nen ne
turns nun around snoses MN on 70 tne next
poicenan ana mus 'ne captive Is "hried
0io uiio anu suouhi an" Ps1'Seu iioni ponce-
h'ah 70 po,ieehiah WIN ceier.y 'na' u''eriy
:" h1eiS hiiii' anu 'ne ms. 'n.nS ne SHOWS
NC = uo~n oiie vi 'i,e siieh' s.iee.s WIN naia-
90. .uns oii nnn, o',o MAJ Iueu on " .ne s. ~.
',oi 10 await the lhe'i'ooie in"er'e" Win
'ne h'hei S.fa'e ia 'ne Hiofhihe.
WILD, oN'o'khNED sohGE
All TINS Is Gone SO quickly that the man Is
gone before his companions have time to col
lect their scattered senses. When they do
rally they generally make wild, ungoverned
surge at the police, who open ranks before
them, close in behind them, charge in turn
upon them, scatter them through the crowd,
catch two or three Of the ringleaders and pass
them into the irresistible eddy that whirls
them of to the prison cells and then the police
reform in line again All this Is done with a
persistent patience that is admirable to be-
hold. never saw a man dubbed in London,
but then perhaps the policeman's bone-crack-
ing tactics are even worse for the victim than
would be good sound whack with club.
When a man is utterably untamable, two
policemen grab an arm, and bend them sud-
denly back till the elbows touch. Every bone
like an interview with the rack Of olden
times The instant this is done he is as limp
and nerveless as clam.
Ii is curious thing that the London mob
'mploys the same tactics with the police as