The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-01

State are determined that orael
shall be Immediately add german
| edtJy restored, and the conse
quences of disobedit nee to tnls
proclamation will be upon thoss
| who fail to regard 1t. bsn
THOMAS J. STEPHENS,
(Signed -u0 eIs1et Mayor.
The following was issued this at
ternoOn:
Adjutant General Finley:
l hereby request that ths Gov
erner concentrate in this city I'm me-
diately all the available force OF me
Ohio militia, believing that the
presence of a strong body o. troops
will save the necessity for their fur-
Their use.
THOMAS J. STEPHENS
(Signsd) Mayor.
Accordingly Adjutant General
Finley ordered Col. Entrekin of the
Sixth regiment, with headquarters
at Chillicothe, to muster his troops
at once and come TO Cincinnati by
special train, which was done and
they arrived at o'clock.
So much error and uncertainty
has crept into all efforts to give q
complete list OF the dead and
wounded that the following list,
as perfect as can be made, is given:
Killed-James Condor, John Haver.
kamp. Fritz Haverksmp, Fritz
Havemeyer, Frank Bittsesheimen,
Ben Fink, John sagger, Joseph
BesoId, Mike O'Day, Anton Fehler,
John Dickey, Frank Bergman,
Thomas Green (colored), Anton
Singer, John Goenble, Captain John
J. Desmond, Sam Henap, Sam
Rider, Jacob Mixer, Fred Sleusser
and four others not identified,
whose b)dies are at the hospital. T.
Ate 25 word was received at head
quarters that q large mob had
broken into the music hall and was
trying to man the snn0n OF exhib
ition on the the tower Of the hall.
Companies D and q OF the eth
Regiment were sent to drive them
away, and succeeded without blood
shed, capturing the cannon and
taking possession Of the hall.
Cleveland, 30.-Ths first battery
of light artillery with shotted guns
left 6y special train at half psst 2
o'clock this afternoon for Cincin :,
natl.
Columbus 30.-Berner has been
resting quietly In prison all day.
The gates had to be closed against
the public for the chapel owing to
the multitude of curious gazers
that appeared. No violence is
probable here. It is very quiet but
the night guard at the prison is
small and tired. There has been
some talk of the easy access to him
Berner said to q press reporter that
he was induced to make his confes-
sion of deliberate murder by parties
around the jail who told him that if
be confessed he might get free This |
was before he had engaged lawyer.
he had four attorneys |
md their chief aim in the trial was
% destroy the effect of the confess !
sion he had made. They were sue
,es>ful in this and by technicalties
in practically. keeping the
out Of the evidence in the
,ase. Tom Campbell, Of Cincinnati,
vas the leading lawyer OF the four,
md to his efforts was due the fact
hat Berner was convicted only OF
nsnslaughter, instead Of murder
n the first degree. Ca-ricatureS
# Campbell "f a nalu
, arouse p ejud, es and iucite in
lignation against him we're circu-
ated in Cincinnati Yesterday and
AVE been posted in Columbus to-
.ay. Berner's associate in the crime
vas a negro who has notibeen tried.
lie is one of the prisoners.
Cincinnati, 31.-Everything is I
uiet this morning. But very few
eople are about the Court house, ]
nd these merely from curio sity. L
he barricades are still In position {
round the Jail, but will probably be {
tmoved to-day. A feeling that the s
,ouble Is over p:evades the whole s
ity. II
At midday there is no appearance {
{ q relax cation Of the preparations i
n defense. The barricades of bar
lis and every other sort Of materia'
ill remain across all the avenues
pproaching the county build ings, Il
nd behind them stand tle militia I
18th guns, and fixed bayonsts
everywhere bris!ling. The police t
ave been sent away to their regular s
osts and are obtaining some rest.
hough the general feeling is that O
lere will be no further outbreak
here is no lack of men who predict f
.herwise. Alta meeting of citi- t
ms com mitteos appointed by the n
[ayor, g resolution was adonted C
ranking the Governor and OHIO r
-stional Guard for the efficient aid
,ndered the civil authorities aud S
led ging support to the Mayor in Q
10 course he has adopted, and Q
romising to furnish additional c
leans. If. in the opinion Of the f
[ayor, additional force is necessary.
Resolutions were also adopted apx
ointing q sub committee TO pro- U
Ide rooms for the use Of the courts, Ii
nd rec ommending that the court of a
,nnnonD pleoa nropoad af Oncq tn fliz z