The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-02
Further Particulars Regarding
the Riots.
Latest Concerning Events in
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A RumOr Concerning the d. &
r. G.. Manager.
The Riots.

Cincinnati, IA mass meeting
has beer ca Leo TO be held In Music
Hall % ratiiy the municipal reform
ticket.
New York, 31.--Murat Halstad,
editor of the Commercial Gazette.
Ciucinnati, reviews the riot IN that
city in the following dispatch to the
New York Tribune. The mum Ger OF
persons killed and wounded in the
rints thus far is about 200. The last
fatal shot fred in anger up to this
time was fred between and this
morning, though poor soldier boy
was killed this evening by the &C
eidental discharge of his gun. The
court house is not utterly the ruin
it was at first supposed to be. A
large proportion OF the valuable
records were saved. The money
that was in the treasury is all safe.
The vaults which were very heavy
are mainly good. We have
confidence that there will not be a
repetition Of the terrors of the three
nights that will be so memorable
here, but only the overwhe ming
force Of the Stare troops prevents
further disastrous demonstrations.
The determination to lyr Gu the
gang of murdeters in prism and re~
lease the crowd who have been made
prisoners is something terriffi', and
secret meetings were held to-day
that would mean mischief if there
were not 1000 rifles and several bat
teries at hand. The excl Ell people
had a real grievance to begin with.
The administration Of the criminal
law has been damnable and the in
fiuenoe of criminals in pub ic affairs
is alarming. That which has hap
psned will make an Irresistible in.
Haence that will lead to better ways.
Cincinnati, Since the last re-
port additional deaths have occur |
red at the hosp'tal-Fred Bicken-
horst, Leroy Simmons Chas. Miller
and Andrew Nichols. The exact
number of dead and wounded will
probably never be ascertained
en- account of many wounded being
carried away by frjends, but the
killed outright or dying at
the hospital to midnight to night
is forty.o one, as shown by the city
and hospital records,
and such information from those
taken home as could be had. and the
1umber of wounded compiled from
he same sources, is 100. There are
probably half as many more wOun-
led and not reported. The COM II
nittee Of fifteen decided to raise by
0,oe0, to be used to
,ay 1000 extra police. This sum
will be a loan to the city until the
,am expended may be raised by a
proper appropriation, and returned.
rhis will enable the withdrawal OF
The militia. i
Cincinnati, 1.-The morning has
3een ffee from any incidsnt indi>
sating any change IN rhs situation.
The proposed relief OF tee military
snd c!viI forcs cannot be- pat into
speedily If at oil, as the
Jelection of suitable men and their
equipment must take tima Tbs
nllitia still kosp the streets Aarri.
aded as strongly as ever, not even
allowing the Auburn line Of street
,ars, whose track is within two
quares of the lines,to pass through.
AS to the state of public feeling it
,annos be said that the original I'M
,ulse that actuated the men taking
,art in the demonstration On Satur
lay night has been removed or les. {.
ened by the presence OF the mil
ary. On the Contrary the events {
Friday and Saturday night have !
iven rise to a new feeling that Of
against the military.
oily the hopelessness of the conflict
18th this powerfully armed force
reyents an attack upon it. News {
apers ususlly conservative in tone :
Peak with great freedom to-day en-
ne situation.