The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05

ROCHESTER,, Jan. "A mob attempted
to break into the jail where negro out
rager Of little white girl was con fined
but were prevented by the police. There
was great excitement.
QUIET OBTAINED.
The police have dispersed the crowd
about the Jail and quietness prevails. The
grand jury is in session and they will in
dict Howard tomorrow forenoon. lie
will.bc brought into court 10 plead TO the
indictment. Efforts were made this after
noon TO have him plead guilty but he re-
fuses ard says he Is innocent Evidence
against him accumulates II would seem
criminal TO take Howard from jail at pres
ent, as the mob would rccue him from the
authorities and Nil him.
TIRE PEOPLE FURIOUS.
ROCHESTER, n. y, Jan. 2, evening"
The excitement Of the outrage committed
by the negro Howard on child ten
years Of age, is not abated. There is now
an immense crowd about the Jail, and
they are frantic over the repor. that the
little girl has died of her injuries The
evening papers ure out with evidence
against Howard. 1t is conclusive, and
leaves no doubt that he is the man who
are AT the iniI and The military aro a.-
sembIinp nj The arsenal AtiacLs arc
made by roughs and Others on unofrepding
negroes who appear in the streets. 1t is
feared that there will be an outbreak to-
night. The sheriff and aids stand firm.
and are determined TO uphold the laws
THE MOB AGAIN DEFIANT.
ROCHESTER, Jan: 2, evening.-There is
mob about the jail yelling and shouting,
and there have been several stones
thrown at the military. The police, who
had been relieved, are again ordered to
/ the jail.
STILL LATEg-bLooD FLOWS.
Ahou, nine O'Clock wbiIo tho crowa
were yelling at the corner Of Court and
is haehsmge mn, s.'ee's Iue '.,'isary nreu vol
| wy, A'i'ihs W. "'e" anu "ouha'hg one
'"Ti M snu one DV!i p.
tnY hai'es VI 'ne AI'Su are oohn Itter,
Ih''rUnd I,,, Sarha'', ahd henry Merlow:
oo"i' i'''1rlt g was sno| ShIpugh the can OF
no nc, 's. - ne pa',v p - .ne o.! mas ho'
oeg,, ri 'e"r "eu' iie was MI III the shouIaer'
me cAC't'Hneht Is great ana the people
aT Tho hoI ,m ~ IA "a !, ',sm' - '1nnlc.
no 'ro"t satI u was hoI necessary 70
/
,ISnPe..ea 70 nre 20 prY.eG' themselves Us
'"'! "''' o''"s pe'''d Will S'ohe''
ACCOUNT BY An EYEWITNESS.
An account Of the difficulty is thus Civ
Tho Quad ~ ,niIi,.ry yyo,e IinoJ anross
the wet end OF the bridge facing E..
change street. A man stepped up 10 PO.
liceman Branch, and said that some bows n
few feet of were picking up stones. The
officer drove them away. At the same in.
slant the word forward, was given by tn,
officer in command of the squad, and he
pushed the policeman aside The shot,
were fired at this time. The men shot wer,
standing in Exchange street, and had not
participated in the mob
-
hh 'i''ihS'
E'ter was highly respectable and in
auential German citizen. He lived but
rev minutes ai'er oeihg taken INTO "a
I, ;s ranor,od ,b,, q youar yos sbo,
hu, II Il no, cot onne-n,oa
Tho foeling acoins, ,ha ,ril;,orr ;s Il,
ihe ieci'"S against 'he hiih'"ry 10 !"
'eIse; pti,oo ho,, T. .., n.on.o,
ate az ge'nS ulaMh ~ rom ',ie ou'e
,. "Iu u'sPa1ohea W 'n'
nn ~ ~ Jni'' 10 ieaiou 'N"' iiio'
IT. aana.oa ,-,'Je nis a.;
,,i,. no .o'IiIu piI peop'e ale heeInS :" 'ne'
them TO be seen in the streets
QUIET RESTORED.
inete uoes NOT seem 10 oe any ofgahlH
.hs toa III tHrtner ATTACK on tne JAZZ, ou
~ oi.n - ,aiH ~ noIu'ns amee.'n oy III
'',IIohs 'T.H'Sus pr '0.ilorlo":
nae poai ol ooHii Eller mas Just Deeh Ia
S"'.S Se. W .ne nome ol deceased oh us penn
GcG ;n5inna,;on ~ wagon, iouI expressions
."u'Sha''on "ere iaue py inc specU
vi H., uo.o -,
~ ,ao.IoW was gong 70 ms nom
| ol DhItlctl slTecl WHen sUOt. lie was u