| Show I v IS S QUIRT With tho Police Nw New Orleans Orlean La Jul July 88 to expectations th the little disorder The action of the mayor In distributing squads of armed mea through the oIt city and the tact It that th the n negro rl ClIar who caused the I is d dead seem to have had a ft feel In quieting the The I negroes oJ I are am glad that Charles Chari I h dud dead I r I v they appeared In larger rr numbers u ii or r several eral d dat day dayal at al th the places whir w h r Ihy th y are re employed I Thousand of I th lb tH 11 left the city I Much feeling I vi r sued the polio pollee aunt an end t I Is talk or of its rt re i moval ane and a reu v atlon or of Ih the 1 po police lice lIet force foret H a 1 II marl mAr fr the funerals arf tt It v or f pM ty y tragedy a aid IoIa r o II I II ii 11 company each to prevent Jl ll Ie db cu tur Pierson t 1 ho was waa with C on en u the evang ung that tbt Oth rr lr Mora wa a ad 1 who hat has sin c chem lINn hem jp tile the Parish prison rillon t I Ida da day pop pO lively the dead dead negro j as hulas Coroner Richard held a po postmortem examination on the body of Charles lie found that thai the had been shot hot time and badly beaten The lured aged solicitor If I A ABatte ABatte Batte who was wat dangerously wounded yesterday I Is sinking rapidly The Theother other wounded art are reported recovering Mayor remained at t hi his ounce all night and b has been In close telephonic communication with pollee and emer emergency enc police When at t 1 about the situation he said that very every everything thing was Wail quiet and he thought Robert Roberl Charles ChalIN death deth would have the effect of plash the city again aln In its normal condition lie He stated he would hold the and the special pedal police It at the ar r morie until he was wa assured beyond doubt that there would not be 18 any fur furU U the riots |