A largely peaceful protest with thousands demanding justice and police reform, capped a day of relative calm in Baltimore on Wednesday.<br /><br /> But anger over the death of a 25-year-old black man after his arrest by police has not gone away…. and as the marchers went passed, 3,000 troops stood by to enforce a second night of curfew. <br /><br /> More than 100 people arrested during Baltimore protests this week have been released without charges. http://t.co/plbz9AK4vG.— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) April 30, 2015<br /><br /> Elsewhere in the city, Baltimore’s Major League Baseball team, the Orioles, played the Chicago White Sox in an empty stadium, a sign of the tenuous security situation.<br /><br /> relief<br /><br /> But the calm after Monday night’s violence seems to have been a relief to many including Maryland’s state governor, Larry Hogan:<br /><br /> “All day long nearly every single person I talked to, thanked us profusely. Thank you for bring the guard, thank you for bringing the Maryland State Police, thank you for bringing la
