The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24

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nts s men sre turning ont ont -" $3.50 So -
p w D.v;s If sbe Arm ,f pecro,n Painter
g. Dsv;s was shot dead dnrnc he riot near
Condsn station II Is rsnorte5 that de Pit
eaelnh;on N. are now at ,ne onter depot Tbe
presdant Of the Rord has ordered tn train
hock .t tbe ,,roent reonest 81 tha Mayor and
Gavsrnor s ~ - o J - sFsff'1y z7 n H.
rba c;t;zers who xse,e ,nortallv wonnnea
vera 1obn Miriam. p. Griffin and q. Neidham.
Four Of the Massachusetts troons were killed
and several wounded. tits impossible to learn
their names. s s5,as tsT@ 81 f1
nr;vata d;snatch from T3alt;more saws that,
the nosi,ion ot our loyaI citizens is becoming
yery critical. We hope that the North will
stand by US, and in the forced passage of her
.rs ,,ony ,rne men here Our nolice force and
many of the military COMPANIES are openly a.
painst the Government. F tHt :" a1
purIyopE Anril 1919 p. m--As far as as
carto;ned onlv two of the soldiers were killed
BELONGING to COMPANY G. Their bodies are
now st tba Police Station. At the same station
there are four wounded--noue fatally. So far
as known at present seven citizens were killed
| 4 dogan or 60 are seriously wounded. though 1t
is not thought fatally. Comparative uuiet now
prevails. The military are under arms and the
police are out in full force. There is large
Mavor, The Goyernor vas present.
| ByLr1MoRr. Ap,il ia meeting wss held
at Monument Sonare. The State Rsg was no s.
ted. The Mavor said he had telegraphed the
President to desist sending troops through
Marland Gov. Hicks said Il was folly to at
Of ar . Reconsideration - Of the Union. (Shouts o.
"No neverp') The Governor said be should
bow to the descision OF the peopie-of Maryland
oiIy qules 70 nlgh', -, "a s;.,.toh raoa;
IhiLAphnrhiH; ApIl ri ~ oSuas
yea nefe n"n Wasn.ns.ons e. ~ WV I. :
that were al hafpe's Rafiy "e'e DO'"s0 ~
, phe' F'@'' -Aae Es.tsy}
70 NJ pr..,ao,t I.
WAsH1NGToS, ttpfii ~ nc 80.
sued his prociamation' ssa''ls 'he.o :: az 60 -
rection against tne uo'elnhsns ~ $50, $50
states that laws ior .ne coec.on y sssetb' " ~.
cannot be executed tneie ~ soa " NY - ~
Constitution, which requires ou,lss me- W,ousnou
, the country to be IN UNIFORM hey hase .u.,
, ther threatened 10 grant pfesshdeu ''''0''
marque.
b therefore deem II aavlsap'e W ssv on Wo. ~
blockade. l therefore order q eompeaeh1 'oiG'
to be posted to prevent 'ne seassanee anu eA'
vessels from ports oi oon'eoeFa'e 0lA'SS u
VIZ !,
y New Y ORE, Apri l9'---A q 1lspa'eh nom =:
g mington, Delaware, to the IriooRe, says y.
$ informed by mercnant toaPea'n' utess ron an
q Pensacola, that fore 1iGkens ns,m ssi 4 !. -,
9 men, with seven Vesseis iyihs ou's,S,9 s %
q number OF southern troops tFp'Seu 0a'u' eaesy'
j sf. -
. H5-The 'ioiioW'hs was 's'esfappeu 'iol
u Wheeling on last Saturday by the special repof
+ tier of the Philadelphia ENQUIRER A
6 Ia uh;xn,on a. o.A5'p M Friday al
LEV /" aSniog nn sae.h;ne sanction of B, &
isll'9on. .Sar, lssynad o the ,iot Al Baltimore
nosn VIZ 'neas as.ssars abo had sean "a learne
apu .ol" II";,od States yonnteers had bsen 1,
.ias aaI ~ and returned fye The re
.aoaeu u y p;ua % or;sd from to IA citizens an
I poas =. auaea naInntsors 4 nerlect nanjc wa
Ilour W ses1M Mn,ana troons ware ordered ou
IS lsis,ans ars r;na;no IL bels and the rail
d WIG naensn = ra6,sed p carry The troops. an
.I .oSu cU.lay - NJ About 900 had eos throue
taeusa snlneu tlsa III Tbose win Get through
u " ~ Wass;aoton and make The }erce there fiv
tbonsana. ths balance. said to be shout fou
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