The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-30

warned those on guard that their work was
broken Into. and soon The msddsaed mob we're
pressing AGAINST all the grated I doors leading
tasRs w we're . %aSS on al ihe doOrs the
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guns. Lack 81 leadership and CONSEQUENT indie
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THE FIRST BLooDsHED.
| AT this time the military were coming through
Leading from the Court houss 70
Col: Hunt. commanding, the First Regiment.
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their ammunition, II was drill night also, and
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IL COMMAND and S entered S through ths tunnel me-
Spproached by threes with guns pointed y2n
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81 ths head and several OF the militia were
This yoilsy had tie srect of clearing the iai.
on the outside 10 destroy The building; A bar:
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sen also and sS . Ss Nor: Y h Mas ia
at tho yindows and the
her MsRkins tried q eonro ths ef "s
ordering that no more than, one, man should
@ dons dsads %orp Gesb
Wsr 'f Fsy IN
Grin: NJ: Rafferty,. Mary Smith and James
Dr. Soss
BartIins. g. Miller. +. Sachnsr. E. Duliei and
to
slightly wounded. Joseph Stern. member Of
who T. saR
store and procured arms What they aid viz i,
no No was sa
the mob ect IS army rifies;, They nude bYY BY.
Kiitridses the crowd got a mail cannon. which
they fred at the. jail from Ninth and sycamore
streets at little after o'clock. and then dis
Col Hunt, commander Of the militia. gives
We ondeavored to pass through the tunnel We
found it supled by mob just az soon as
S'f nen ie bsGy dep S
a9 Tss via as he
II svsry instance the men tred undo! orders.
Most q the e1nshot wounds came a i Ts,, the
osse Ssssed the soldiers not 70
THE JAIL STRONGLY GUARDED.
he expected q renewal of tho attack t9.nixht
sroop4 and has ea1lsd out his own command"
Hnr, Ea. Of so y Of The
the jail has all the appearanes Of fortress sx
street s ensiSs Of obstruction. tho Calling
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sasScs e ises II
iai heavy transfer wagons Se rS' ap,arned IN
and iron from tho neishborlns buildings were
| appropriated to construct q strong defence
ple to tho Vicinity Of the Jail. Tho mob
iail. These thorough preparatiyns: added to
i led mob ssists, ' That Of last nsit was not
tions at the meeting, for these were all conser.
Ssy 81 Ss G WE'RE q ss fact en a
q common feeling and intense Indignation at
hs nh 5S REEss 81 1S So
! grew BY degrees. and has not resulted IN a
snss as 81 81 yf
sssF saE 4. .rssS
which was the Court House front. looking west
mS1 and rss
} are being crashed IN BY, ,boulders., This will
give nm entrance to tho Jail yard and 70 the jail
! yet arrived
CALL FOR VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Tas S0 ,So City h sedas was
Public safety demands immediate action, Organize
p ssllsass 'G%%issi; sysry
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rage Justice and shield criminals Just that ohF WIN
sf'?s a.,'sS 's ''"s'S
the best ctizens by earnest work cleanse the mora
In three days Organize, and serye motto,
all dreputabls characters In the ward to- leave AM
never return. Tho reputation Of this city demands
change, or wckedness will reign supreme.
TROOPS CALLED OUT.
COLUMBUS, March 20-The Governor will re-
main here over Sunday. so as to call out more
I troops II necessary. Col. Hunt made a requi
sition the Adjutant- General for 8, 900 rounds
OF ball cartridges and they were sent to Cincin.
3 natl on the first train At =. NJ. the riot alarm
4 was rung. calling the militia together. The Four
| teenth Regiment are resting ON their arms wait.
ing for special train to take them to Cincinnati
t The Fourth Regiment with headquarters O.
. to fall In for orders. Special trains have beer
\. sent out fol, companies in surrounding towns
Gov. Hoadly has three regiments and two
t batteries ordered to Cincinnati. with inetruc
8 tioIs not to leave the CINCINNATI depot unless /
, en- route to Cincinnati and the Governor Is sit
. ting up. waiting to see the night through.
3 | DAYTON March 29-The Fourth Regiment o
q | this city left for Cincinnati this evening.
BERNER CAPTURED