Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
SIX MEN KILLED.
Deputy Marshals and the
Strikers Collide.
MANY STRIKERS WOUNDED.
The Illinois Militia is Asked
for by Mayor Hopkins.


by ANSoVlateu IfeAN.
Chicago. July Six dead and an
indefinite number of injured Is the
,. cord of casualties in the strike con-
'Acts in Chicago today. Yesterday one
man was shot in the leg. If the blood
letting tomorrow shall show a like In
crease the coroner Will have a sum
mer's work before him. The develop
ments of yesterday went far to con-
vince all thinking people that the gray
ity of the situation had not been APP
preclated by a majority OF the people
at large. Persons who Were here dur
ing the riots OF 1877 and who saw the
atmosphere clear perceptihly when no
more than eighty bronzed and trusted
regulars from the plains marched down
Madison street and went into camp on
the lake front, wagged their heads
knowingly when three times that num-
Der We're ordered from Fort Sheridan
comprising the three arms Of the ser
vice, and said they would make short
work Of Mr. Debs' followers But after
twelve hours OF as patient and per-
feet cooluess and bravery under the
titViuw circ,p,uta.t,,... a.. ,,,. &c.,,
these son,s ct,i,a,,, 49,, ,,,, 80
command yer, cnraa., -. y.
tbIpgs were ma, as ,1,,,. - ~ 80 ~.
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peded traffic on any roads running
out OF Chicago.
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~, e,V,op",e''s OF 'he night ana
,lY9 'ou"S nave put confirmed the
w" '''"' "u'nihB short OF an
W. =" i'e'ii''ns armed Ioree with IN
'.'uS,'u''s 10 s"oot 10 kili can settle the
.'oN1' W. 90 WI Ni"i'oh put H. mas
'''st 70 De mere movement OF
, ,,o9ps anu mas income campaign
nc WA anu state authorities nave
d wuheled TO me critically grave nature
" 'ne SN'Ne "iTeauy Which is aillict-
us '"e country Be"eraily' put chicago
III p"rtlcuIar' ana are taking measures
10 apply adequate remedies The city
ponce force mas already been recruited
up TO over SoVo men and by request
or Mayor Hopkins and by order Of
Governor Altgeld two brlgades OF state
militia have been ordered here to aid
In quelling the disturbances. At the
national capital, also, the fact is rec
ognized that the prevailing conditions
are entirely out Of the ordinary and
that provision must be made for such
a massng of fighting men as has
never before been seen together in the
history of this nation In time of peace.
If the authority and dignity of the
federal nation and the processes Of
its courts are not to he laughed IN
scorn for an Indefinlte tln,a rbs s,rti,o
infection iq widesnread and % ,non-
aelnp nj many rnints TINT tho nros,-
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