The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
rnE DAAD iHD wOUNDED.
1t Has Ceased to b. "a liovement of Troop
and l. Now a Campaign.

CHICAGO. July Six dead and an In
definite number of injured is tne record
of casualties in the strike conflicts in
Chicago to-day. Yesterday ore man wa
shot IN the leg. if the bloOd-ictting to-
morrow shall show a Ike incrc So the
coroner viii have a summers work before
him.
Tie developments of yesterday went
far to convince thinking people tnat the
gravity of the situation had not been ap-
prcci0ted by the authorities or 10y the
people at large. Persons who were here
during the railroad strike Of lslL and
who saw the atmosphere clear peicept-
bly, when no more than eighty bronZe.
and husky regulars from the plains
marched down Madison street ana Went
into camp on the lake front Wagged their
heads knowingly when three times TIA.
number were ordered from Fort sheridan.
comprising the three arms Of the SER
vice, and said they would make short
work Of Mr.. Debs' followers.
IT is NOW CAMPAIGN.
But after twelve hours Of as patient
and persistent coolness and bravery un-
der trying circumstances as was ever
seen, these same citizens and the oiicer.
ia command were forced TO admit ina
things were not as they were IN ~ ana
that III was still a long mark TO peace ana
the resumption of unimpe1ed traillc On
any of the railroads running out OF chi
cagO.
The developments Of tine night and
those Of to-day have confirmed the con-
viction that nothing short of an over
Whelmlng armed fOrce Win INSTRUCTIONS
to shoot to kin, can settle the trouble. or
as Colonel CTOttOu put IL. III has ceased
10 be mere movement or troops, and
has become a campaign.
The local and State authorities nave
awakened 20 the critically grave nature pl
the strike malddy which is affecting the
nation generally, but Chicago In patucu-
lar, and are taking measures 10 apply
adequate remedies. The CITY pOllce IoTct
has already been recruited up 70 over
300 men. and by request Of Mayor HOP
kns and by order Of Governor Altgeld'
two brigades of state militia have been
ordered here to aid in queling the dis
Al the nations capital aso the fact
is recOgniZcd that the prevailing cohul-
tions are entirely out Of the Ore.nary, anu
that provision must be made Tor such Il
massing of lighting men as has never
before been seen together i'm the history OF
the nation IN time OF peace, II tne du-
thOrity and dignity OF the feuerh poN-
ernnent and the processes OF ITS courts
are not 10 be laughed to scorn for an IN
definite time.
MUST not WITHDRAW TROOP.
The strike question is so infectious al
certain uoints that the President ana
his advisers believe II Would pe ul"isc ul.s
TO withdraw any more regular U1ops
from llt country Mfrt VI NA4AN, N,+f'N
therefore I'm contemplation. shouid tne
forces. Federal. State and municlpal, al
ready gathered here. be unequal TO the
task of restoring order. 10 send mere the
ten companies stationed on the Canadian
border with the reserved intention. II
circumstances demand It. of exercising
lne ri2ht 10 call for twenty thousand
men of the crack military regiments OF
New York and Pennsylvania.
The day in Chicago has been one Of
constant alarms and calling for police.
deputy marshals and soldiers here. there
and everywhere throughout wide stretch
OF territory In the Southern part OF the
city. Riot has been running rampant
throughout the day; cars have been
overturned, switches broken and tracks
ohstructed In numerous ways; the torch
was applied in many instances TO cars.
switch towers and the like, not TO men
ton an attempt to fire a part OF the
great Armour packing plant; In fact. at
one time the incendiary blazes followed
each other In such quick succession that
the fire department was pat 10 straits
TO care for all Of them. To add TO the
gravity OF the situation II was found that
the strikers were interfering with the
police railroad and fire alarm telegraph
svstems and in one or two instancys
policemen who were using the pOli0e
telephone calls were stoned.
NV TRICK.
In general the order OF things COMPARED
with that OF yesterday was reversed.
frhsn the railroads were trying to breaF
the blockade by sending the trains out.
To-day they recognized the futility OF Aat