Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
THE MILITIA OUT.
4 Eloody Conflict Between Them and the
Mob seems Inevitable.

MOD seems i"'''"'''
CHICAGO. July 6.-Acting IN pursuance
,c ,,4.rs issycd ~ Governor Altgeld at
..,..,. ..l.,. r,i-,dier- General Wheel,
tho ,irs, t3ric,de Illinois National
-cro. ~, ,f,,or
''"''' 'P'' eva .., ,,..,
Hopkins at 10 me Mayor VIII" HIS ""
vlecrs anl legal STAFF, Immediately went
ir.., 81 conference with General Wheeler.
IN. ,,l.,, arc IN call ont the entire
IL. ,,,+.,Ia consietinr of three regi-
I"9l ''' '.e..,. l,,,' troo,, ~ cavalry
H'Ht9 vi ''', ,.'''''''
ana Battery ~ ,.,-., ,c,.o,co
AS Tue result ol - ~. and Sc,
oIdrIS Nei' '',"'' ~ - l,',,,,.,,,. A
coma I,eTlih'' ~ H'. =, ri,,ort -
OF cavalry ana I''''.,S D,,too bensrt-
inspector nun ,, n,.. L,r,
menl al ihii -HI'," 49,. '.,' .1 ma
Wayne tracks AT . C'o'N '''' - ~
troops VIII 'e t'i'ii'S w. 80 cle,,.
eH'il "i ''v '''' ri,',h streot
,he tracks S'''ii -, ol ~. ,,,,, 3D.. Ssvep,b
M oI''' va ",'' ',t., 80, ,,.,itir,, or
h'Aiih'h h' SH'"'' .'''''', ,,,. TIT, a,A
d''r al l"' az o.,,,,,rd ~
SiNih I-I'"1S' M ~, md ubich are
h',5'.,'', ro',. tro,, str,,tor Joliet and
nti,..- u,irts win r,port 10 Inspector FitA-
,i..+rtc, ,.r,,,er Tho outside troops
..... ..,,,..,.., - arrive here by o'clock.
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''-NI III -.
While the conference Wa ia =, i,-.,r,
information was receiver al the raEo
Office tnat the Wop lh .i' Ia - .,...,
was cons, ,ujlF increasing am '.' -
of The rioters were armed y p''''.
hlct tonight between IN" ln''' anu wv
mob seems iueNlthbi'. r,..
Mayor Hopkins aFnouhc"h tp-"uS |
he had called Tor the troops J" -, -.
disperse th" mohs when are ''-"i','"7 az
menace 10 pubic Sdl'ly. IL -,.'i
Dee would act ln concert W''h th' = 'iI'''
troops or ignore them entirely III a'nl'Hs
out the militia. he replied -IEhilC4n'l 'lN
we know nothing about 'he f,'e'ai
troops They were br'u-hl mere i"' "
purpose. They SIT on t'b oi ''i7-
want men VINO VIII E'' uo"" 'i' WV
ground ara d" thrI "u'N.
While no ciaSh Is eNp "c''I 10 oV'"' e.
tween the stat" ana fti'I"i u""P9'
plainly the intention Oh lhc HluH'0'p"i
ami state authorities 10 snow lh'lr -
sentiment Of Federal INVASION pF eh'il'S
ignoriuv Federal troops
EEGILAES To RF DlSREGABDED.
,n.. e..+. ,,,,..s will he assigned to
-, -, ,..b',..,..- d,er,o1 hest. rogarl-
- d.. ,.,,s.,,... or absence If the gav-
nm, man The ord. rs 10 be given viii
~. =, 5i.,a,.s.. tn. uohs AT any cost, and
80 n.rnlit mo- disturbances OF any sort.
1rsf.,d ~ permitting the men to ride
about on trains and 'bIun thr Groves
WI'n S'"" ~ 80 thn ,,ili,I, m tho
ne lI,'"NS ,,..t,,..ll,. ,,r.eo,v,. the naoca
'O"-''l' ar ~ - y.batb.r On roilroal
80. ,ri,ata prorsrtv. or in the streets.
General Wheelcrs instructions from the
Nlavor are to act in fun capacity as city
uolic. and the orders are expected TO be
carried out i'm fun.
General Miles knew nothing about the
calling out of the state militia by the
Governor until shown the news dispatch
froIa Springfield. lie said that he did
not believe there would he any c"Hli'Vt
betwe- either me intention or the ac1ioh
OF the ea'IaI "nu ''' ,''a'e tiooPS a,oar1,.
Ind IN the Presidents dispatch 10
Governor Altg ia. and that duty is sim
ply 10 prevent interference with the mans
and with Interstate commerce. Inc Iuty
of the state troops on lhe o'hcr hahu -
TO prevent the destruction on propeIly
and TO preserve peace ana oriet. GpneIai ,1.'