Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-22
FIRED ON MOBS.
Militia Poured VolleyS Into the
 Brooklyn Rioters.
DAY AND NIGHT OF VIOLENCE

DAY AND NIGHT OF VIOLENCE Many Policemen and Soldiers Injured
 by Stones and Bullets.
 and Nearly Two Thousand Policemen Are Guarding the Lines, tho Great Trol- ley System of Brooklyn Is Practically Tied Up as Much as It Was Eight Days Ago Civil Authorities Extend Their sympathy to the strikers -- Companies Have Too Few Green Hands to Man the Cars-SoIdiers shot to Kill. BROOKLYN, Jan. 32. - Violence and bloodshed constitute tho record of the eighth day of the electric street railway operatives strike. Three militiamen are in hospitals with broken heads. two hay ing suffered at the hands of riotous men or women, while the third was tho victim of his own careleSsness, having fallen out of second story window. A scoro or more of policemen are suffering from bull let wounds and cOntusions of the head or body, disabling them for the time being,
 To what extent the rioters havo suffered cannot even be ConjeCturcd. If they es- capped punishment. it was not the fault of the militiamen who. in accordance with their orders. fred as directly at their as sailants AS a dcn>e fog which completely hid objects at 80 yards distance would permit Tho strike is not ended, and or der is not restored
 List of the Injured.
 Following is a list of the days injured as far as ObtainablC:
 Dennis Bushc policeman. confused wounds about the face caused by stone | throwing.
 Collins, private Company H, seventh | regiment head cut open with brick in | Gates avenue riot: not seriously hurt. Patrick COOlihan, policeman, nose bro ken by a stone,
 Patrick Calligan. policeman of the Soc 1 Ond precinct, shot in Ihe arm near the Ridgewood depot.
 Camper mounted policeman. Ralph avenue station, head cut open by q rock thrown by a striker at Broadway and Hal scy street.
 James Dogan. policeman of tho second ] precinct, shot in the hand near the Ridgr- wood depot.
 Joseph Donnrlly, conductor on trolley car knocked scnsclcss by stone while running a car on Gates avenue. Ennis, private Company II, Seventh regiment head cut op,n by stone on Gates Rvenur; sent to his home: seriously l hurt.
 1 William Goldenberg, motorman. as | saultcd by strikors and badly cut about l the head on Troy, near Atlantic avenue 1 Valentine kuSslcr of Sixty-Sixth street, Brooklyn, hurt in collision at Bath june 1 tion.
 Kipp maio of the seventh regiment struck by stone thrown from ambush received a severe wound in the leg.
 Markham. policeman. Cedar street sta tion. ankle spTIined in the Gates avenue fight
 Ryan, private in seventh regiment, company F. struck in temple with n mis- sile in Gate, aNrnuC riot
 Frank Ryan uf sixty third street. Brook 1 lyn. hurt in collision at Bath junction. George Shar rklCtun, policeman, confused wounds about 'he face caused by stones
 Elmer F. Van Dyke private in Twelfth regiment. compound fracture of the skulI. broken jaw and fractured leg, caused b- n fall resulting from an attempt 10 escape from guarironm at Scncy hospital; will ] probably die
 Wilson. poliComan. Cedar street station. hurt in the chest by a flower pot thrown from window by woman.
 Josephine XCiSCr uf 3Ol Harrison avenue Brooklyn. struck hy q car at Broadwa! and Haywood street taken to the Eastern District hospital in a prccariUus condition
 Unknown man fell from an l." sta ton on Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, whil, the seventh regiment wa firing on tn, mob; taken tn St. Cathcrinr's hospital will die.
 Two unknown men suffering from eligh hnf yyn1lnH- trslfptl nf (Nlf bpriVta hospital and sent home
 Few Car- Running Net.
 seven thousand national guard>mrn an, 300 or 1, ,"00 poijr,m, We're not strong enough to make resumption of tho stree railway tratlic in Brooklyn practicable In fact, ihu gain ovrr last saturday i scarcely perccptih}'.
 The ,alling out of the First brigade composed Of New York city regiments has seemed rather 10 add to the tcnsiol than to bring a solution of the difficulties Tho task 0f T, storing !CaCe and ordc along nearly POO miles of street car line is a vast one
 A listendrd Japan, sc fan the handl representing the tcrmini at the bridg,' an, ferries tn New York iS not an inapt pic ture of th2 surface railway system O Brooklyn. Thus the various carhouseS am power stations aro widely apart, and troop detailed to guard one df these are not i'm mediaI ely available for service at anOthC should the occasion arise , The new levy mum bcred not far froI LOGO men They werr moved across tn great bridge arly in the day. The Variou companies went by elevated trains, wheI ever that was possible. to the points [ which they had been ordered General speaking. the greetings they met with O the streets were far from friendly. Boy . guycd and men icercd thrm as they passc through the sections inhabited by luborn people. The clements which rarly in tn day were suspicious. soon took on an ur friendly aspect
 A Scotch mist settled down on all th , l city. increasing in density as evening al preached, and added tO the diflicultit which attended the carrying out of tE announced intention of the street car con panies 10 attempt the running of cars c the evening upon lines not operated sint e the strikr wa, declared. Such attemp @ in this direction wcrc made were futil
 Police Fire Into the Crowd.
 Tho Halscy street line also was the SccI
 of several lively encounters In one
 them Private Ennis of tho seventh reg
 ment was knocked scnseless with stoI
 thrown hy rioter. Several shots we
 fired into the crowd, hut no one was hUr .a it is believed
 At the Talsey street depot a car W, > pelted with stones and sticks, the vii dows broken and the woodwork snashc
 The two police guards fired their pisto
 into the crowd. which dispersed Whcth
 1T not any one was struck by tho police
 mems bullets is not known.
 Under such conditions as arc indicates
 oy the incidents narrated it was dceme
 advisable to abandon for the night he at
 empt to run cars on any of the tied II
 ines, and by S:iO o'clock all tho car
 were housed.
 ! Men to take the places of strikers ar O heinp enoaocd in nthcr cities md -frnI