Uncle Jerry Life of General Jeremiah M Rusk Stage Driver Farmer Soldier
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The disaffected workmen were nearly all foreigners and the days were few when this officer was not riding through the sec tion of the city occupied by them and watching their meetings at night. The detectives were also on the alert and willingly gave him all the in formation in their power; but up to within a few days of the great labor demonstration of Sunday, THE MILWA UKEE RIOTS OF 1886. 185 May the 2d, th^ principal officials of the city of Milwaukee seemed loath to believe that any breach ...of the peace was in contemplation.
It was not until the night of Thursday, April 29th, that the mayor called into consultation the staff officer of the Governor and informed him, what he already knew, that the second-hand shops and those of many of the cheap gunsmiths had been gutted of their supply of small arms, that the various societies of anarchists, socialists, etc. , of the city had bought up all they had.
And still the Governor gave no sign. He had, as has been said, a horror of appearing as an in- tirnidator, so much so that when some ten days before the trouble began it was officially reported to him that only three rounds per man of ball car tridges were then on hand in the Milwaukee ar mories he ordered a further supply, but had the little boxes, each holding its thousand rounds and weighing a hundred pounds, packed in innocent looking dry goods cases, marked blankets or over coats or something of that kind, and sent orders to his staff officer to meet them at the Milwaukee railway station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The disaffected workmen were nearly all foreigners and the days were few when this officer was not riding through the sec tion of the city occupied by them and watching their meetings at night. The detectives were also on the alert and willingly gave him all the in formation in their power; but up to within a few days of the great labor demonstration of Sunday, THE MILWA UKEE RIOTS OF 1886. 185 May the 2d, th^ principal officials of the city of Milwaukee seemed loath to believe that any breach ...of the peace was in contemplation.
It was not until the night of Thursday, April 29th, that the mayor called into consultation the staff officer of the Governor and informed him, what he already knew, that the second-hand shops and those of many of the cheap gunsmiths had been gutted of their supply of small arms, that the various societies of anarchists, socialists, etc. , of the city had bought up all they had.
And still the Governor gave no sign. He had, as has been said, a horror of appearing as an in- tirnidator, so much so that when some ten days before the trouble began it was officially reported to him that only three rounds per man of ball car tridges were then on hand in the Milwaukee ar mories he ordered a further supply, but had the little boxes, each holding its thousand rounds and weighing a hundred pounds, packed in innocent looking dry goods cases, marked blankets or over coats or something of that kind, and sent orders to his staff officer to meet them at the Milwaukee railway station.
What to read after Uncle Jerry Life of General Jeremiah M Rusk Stage Driver Farmer Soldier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Casson to read onlineMoreLess
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