Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-01

YEAR. THE SAME TERMS By MAIL
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THR MOB'U FURY SPRNF,
No Further Outbreak by
the Rioters.
THE CITY FULL OF MILITARY.
But the People Not Fully
Reassured.
THE DEFEAT OF GORDON'S FORCES.
Pashas who Betrayed the
English Chief.
THE WEST.
Ohio.
THE WEST.
Ohio.


Quiet Mt C1ncinnat1-None of the Rioters
Now in SIght-The military Out In Full
FOrce-A Feeling of Alarm and Insecur-
tty Preva1ling-The Killed and Wound
ed.
CINCINNATI, March 31.-Reinforcements
are arriving almost hourly and every possible
provision has been made for quartering and
stationing the troops. The park in front of
the City Hall to-day was source of great
attraction to pedestrians who linger about in
great crowds to crafty an idle curiosity.
The four gates opening into the park ar g
locked and each is covered by two cannon set
back some seventy five feet, each manned by
three men. Sentinels patrol back and forth
short beats within the iron fence Enclosure.
on their arms. All entrances to the city
buildings are closely guarded and inside the
buildings every niche on the stairways and in
every room are found militiamen Even the
council chamber is filed. It was learned
this afternoon that two magazines of dyna-
mite cartridges used for blasting purposes at
the quarries on Walnut Hills were Hsbbed last
night, one of thirty charges and one of
h.sy. 1t is supposed that these will be used
by the rioters tonight, but how and in what
manner cannot be sscertained. unless as
grenades. They cannot be used from any
weapon except an air gun, as they would ex-
plode by the action of the powder in the
muzzle of the gun. They may prove very
effective by being thrown on a sidewalk and
are jest as likely to destroy the party throw
ing them as the party attacked. Joseph Jor-
dan, shoemaker, was arrested this afternoon
at the corner of Main and Ninth streets and
placed in jail. He had some of the explo-
sives on his person telephone message
was received late this afternoon that between
five hundred and six hundred men, all we'll
armed with Winchesters and Remingtons,
WILL MAKE RAID ON CINCINNATI
to- night. They come from Boone and
other counties in Kentucky and will storm
the bridge or capture the ferryboats to scr
cure a crossing. They were said to be back
of Covington washout until dark before
commencing operations While it is thought
here the trouble is over, still an outbreak
may occur at any moment. Over 81, 600, GOO
in currency-the February tsxes-was found
upon opening the treasurer's safe to-day to
the slightest injury from the effects of the
fire. The vault in the treasurer's Office and
its contents are in ruins. The account
books in the vaults have she margins burned
off. The journals are badly burned, but are
ia condition to be of service. All the
books of the probate judges Office were de-
molished.
A MEETING OF CITIZENS
was held this morning at $50 at the council
Mayor Stephens in the chair.
were adopted thanking Governor
Hoadlsy and the Ohio National Guard in the
name of the citizens of Cincinnati TO the aid
in suppressing the riot and uphold
ing the law, pledging themselves to support
the Mayor in maintaining peace and security,
and requesting the Mayor to call committee
of fifteen for consultation. It was also de-
cided to at once provide proper accom- moda-
lions for the courts and recommendation
was made that the criminal docket be dis
posed of as rapidly as possible Considerable
act was not read before the militia fred on
the mob.
The streets leading to the burned court
house and jail are barricadsd with overturned
wagons, planking, barrels of SALT etc and
are guarded by veterans of Cincinnati, three
regiments of the Governors guards, two
colored companies, two Calling guns and
four field pieces. Five companies were
stationed at the city buildings where two bat
teries of artillery, two Gatlfng guns were de-
tailed. Three companies were detailed to
patrol the streets, two more stationed at
Music Hall and the others distributed in the
suburbs and at police stations. This morn
ing Adjutant General Finiay ordered detailed
reports to be made by field and staff officers
of the number of men in each command.
The Sixteenth regiment of Toledo, six hum
dred strong, the Fifth regiment consisting of
one hundred and five men arrived this morn
Jog.
THE TOTAL BBdBER OF PERSONS
known to have been killed is forty -eight and
it is thought that a number were taken to
their houses and not reported who have died
from their wounds. The total number known
to be wounded is one hundred and twenty six.
Many who were wounded we're able to walk
to their homes and were not reported, and it
is believed that between 200 and 900 persons
altogether have been more or less
wounded.
EVERYTHING QUIET AT MIDNIGHT.
MIDNIGHT There has been no disturb
ance tonight except by three or four
drunken men who were arrested by the po-
lice and locked up for disorderly CONDUCT. A
company of soldiers have just been stationed
at the Davidson fountain. The only persons
to be seen on the streets are the police pa
trolls and the militia. At 10 O'Clock a small
crowd of men near the Jail were ordered off
by the guard This was the only demonstration
that has been made to night and
it is hardly probable that there viii pc any
further trouble The troops will remain
here until Wednesday, when they will
be withdrawn If there is no outbreak
during the night there will be a very general
feeling of relief and hope that the worst is
over. There are some who shake their heads
and say the rioters are only waiting for the