Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

~ the fsols are brought 20 Light, Il be-
ooass certain that the Tiol q the oinsin.
nsa Opera House, upon the occasion Of
Wbhd0ll Phillips isclure for TIE benefit Of
ou sick and wounded soldiers, vas The
result Of as reasonable conspiracy Gs
thSt hy Nhie6 the ooualfy b plunged in
oiln var M. Carson, Collector At the
PoFt Of oinoinnsAs wrote to Mayer Hatch
during the preceding day, Rarainge him
thai such an Outbresk was contemplated.
TIE only use made of the Information by
th Whito-feather Democratic Mayor was
b direct the police force to absent them
selves ffon the house. The faot that the
Eio,srs groahsd for "0ld Abe and the Re
p1blisana,p and ohssrsa for Mayor
Hsieh ana gef. Davis, as stated in the
following communication to The CONNER
sisl, shsVs plainly the reasonable charae-
Ter Of ne outbreak:
1KEsEoEsH AT TIE OPERA HOUSE,
Where are yOu going, Chance 2n said
hafd-looking specimen standing at the en-
tronoe ~ The Opera House on Monday eve
Ming. - Going on firt' q Hooray," re-
sp2nded the big gambling house keeper,
EocsntlY hherated from jail. +. -..-. =
Come on boys T. q fun ahead r. shouted
Q bg-no1thed fellow tuning with whisky.
When twenty or thirty more whisky sWeats
fofieWsa him up stairs Vhooping as they
EehL
a. -,,1, -. ,,....s - III. .
9 l9W remained on the first floor, but the
mopt q then vent up stairs; dozen per-
haps Eent up % the ihird tier the larger !
nunber however remained in the second
tief at the head Of the stairway, and to the
right Of the speaksrz This crOEd seemed
70 - under che control Of Bart Smith. ss
Ameng those who remained on the FIRST
aooI vas talf-drunken fellow Wih big
dog; be snocesded once or twice in max.
ine his canine companion aid him in the
uPteafs bat could howl and yell himself
far loader than The dog, y -r-g--r --vrr7l
AZ the time the eggs were thrown the
mo1t Of them came from the upper tier, but
. h1uldsfa and one 0T two eggs we're thrown
ffun fhat part Of the house Whete the Bart
Smith gang Were gathered together. = ~
afteE hf. Phillips had spoken shout "a
ho1l, this asssmblage Of rafisns, hesded
By Bart. Smith, became the most uprosrs
leu apd we're soon Joined By. those from
bott Tie upper and lever part Of the housed
wht HtFe bent upon q reR, They had now
got to tbs hesd 81 the stairway. 6o. Il
boys y shoutsd their ruf6anly Captain, and
g u thgF did arr o1F i-o p
eThrse eroans for Wendell Phillips II 4
shouted Whisky-nosed man. ttrhree I
gFosnsi e shouted Bart. Smith Boo-oa 90.
Three gro ans for Judge stsllo y shouted /
tihe Hhiaky. .nosed felloE Egafp. /" 90
&, boysi shouted the 'eader. Three
cheers for Mayor Hatch r. shouted the
Wk,zky-nosed msn once more 1'FhFee
cheers with WIFI" echoed their leader.
7lree groans for Old Aba and the Black
Republicans !" hoEled out big fellow at
The top d bis ysioe. G Into item, boyaf
shouted Smith. Boo o-oO-oo-oo-oO-oo-Oo Oo."
Don't shoot him, Bart n Shouted ont 3 q
fsllfW with one eye. Don't shoot,D%
eoheed TIE eRhisky.uosed nun. q Don't
Ghopt, b pled ont the big fellow with the
1onE hair. and dirty face. 1Don't shoot
boyB, ~ echOed Bart Smith. "On 70 the
STAGE, shouted biE-bellied gambler. "0n
70 the stage" echoed bsndy-lsgged pimp.
On 70 the stage," shouted their ruf5anly
leader. w A2fsa
aPut out the gs as !" hOWled out blear-
syed fellow with hairy osp. Put out
the ga-as," echoed q long-leggsd topper IN q
slOu5hed hat. GBsgaF we'll olane them
out HeoFay for Jeff. Davis I" baWled out
half dozen drunken voices together. l
aYou clean us out said 8 young sol
disr Who Was standing quietly BY; there
are but I've Of my company here, but We II
put yea through IN short order, If the citi-
ssns here vii only say the Word."
This ksd rather q cooling effect upon Sc
oesh. The people were fast leaving the
house, and the drunken rowdies, headed by
Bart Smith and 8 couple Of big gamblers,
suddenly made their exit foE the street.
W. GREzzE, 66 Nilson street.