The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-05

CHICAGO. June 4.-Driven by men COW
cred with dust and blood. many OF them
barely able from exhaustion to hold the
reins in their hands, thirty-six meat wagons
entered the main gate of the Union stock
yards tonight amid a shower OF stones,
bricks. bottles and sticks The wagons,
guarded by five police wagons filled with
blue coats and two omnibuses crowded to
the fullest capacity with policemen, were
on the return from a delivery of supplies
TO downtown provision houses after one
of the hercest days in the strike of the beef
packers teamsters. Many of the drivers,
who are officials at the packing houses,
were cut AMI bruised from head TO foot.
The police were ia even worse condition.
The wogon drivers had been working
from o'clock in the morning. and their
progress from the stockyards into the city's
business district and back again had been
contested bitterly by mobs of strike SYM
pathizers at the very entrance of the
stockyards tonight. after all seeming
danger had passed. George June. en-
ploye OF the Anglo-American Packing Com
pany. was struck by a baseball bat and
knocked from his wagon seat He was
picked Up in an unconscious condition and
1t is believed he may die. Many others
were struci, at the same time by shower
of stones, but the police were too worn out
TO offer resistance. The names of only few
of the wounded have been furnished. A
partial list follows:
EDWARD SCHIMAN, Swift & Co. driver
hit on mead with rock; serious
MISS CARRIE SCHOwNAID knocked
down by horses and trampled; serious.
JOHN j. INQUIRE, policeman, hit on
head with horseshoe and badly hurt.
JOHN LINENCUJAL. policeman injured
at Congress street
GUS BILLINGS, dubbed by police at
Harrison street; condition serious.
NICHOLAS CAULLY, driver for a brew
and knocked him down and was subse-
quently beaten and arrested by that officer
POLICEMAN CURRY. badly bruised in
melee with mob.
CHRIS ECKELS, driver for John Miller
injured at Harrison street.
ALBERT WAGNER, driver beaten on
head with club and sent to hospital; condi-
ton serious.
CORNELIUS RYAN. policeman, hit on
head with brick.
JOHN MONAHAN. said to be union
teamster, dubbed and badly hurt at Harri-
son and State streets.
GEORGE SCRIBNER. policeman. hit on
head with brick
EDWARD RoHR, policeman. struck on
the neck with brick.
JOHN JOHNSON, driver. hit by brick;
serious.
age. skull crushed by brick; probably fatal
ly injured.
w w. PARRISH. driver for Armour &
Co. struck by chunk of coal and hurt.
GEORGE SIEGROSs. knocked from
wagon OF Armour & Co. and badly injured
while crossing Randolph and Clark streets.
Z. L. LEWIS. Schwarzschild & Sulzber-
ger driver, hit with horseshoe at News
boys alley and Fifth avenues may de.
PHILIP RYAN. struck on head by lump
OF coal
]. BOWEL. driver for Swift & Co., hit
on head with bottle thrown from window
near Madison street on Fifth avenue
NJ. II. SHEPHERD. wholesale salesman
for Swift * Co. hit or head by brick while
standing in front OF 155 Fifth avenue; seri-
ously injured.
CAPT GEORGE w. sHIPPEY. of South
Chicago station. hit on head by brick at
flIll avenue anu <AudiuS street.
SERGEANT SUPPLE. of the Harrison
street station. struck head by brick at
Fifth avenue and Adams street
WILLIAM GRANGER. policeman of the
F'ifth-avenue precinct. hit in face by q soda
bottle thrown by girl from window az Fifth
avenue and Jackson boulevard
B. b TODD. 6O59 Ellis avenue hit on
head by flying cudgel.
c. b. BOYEsTON. So Justine street. hit
head at Fifth avenue and Adams street.
T. DONELAN, barn boss for Armour e.
Co injured in melee at Fifth avenue and
Adams street
]. O'SULLIVAN. policeman first precinct.
hit by piece OF brick while at Fifth avenue
and Adams street
More than a dozen battles were fought
during the day between the rioters and the
police and The hospitals tonight
are overcrowded with the injured between
100 and $50 persons having been wounded
during the day. The hercest battle OF the
day took place this afternoon at Sixteenth
street and Michigan avenue. The rioters
STOOD on the viaduct and hurled rocks at