The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
AT CINCINNATI.
The Riot In The Light Of Later
Evrpts.
Tho Ns,ionaIi,ies At the KILLED.

CIScIKBAri, April -One 81 the most
onooursg,ng outward tigns ~ the hupfem'
acy 81 order hss just appeared IN ihe te.
movsl oi barbados Ia the stfeeu ABOUT
tho oourl-house. Al noon tho h's' street
car ~ tho Mount Auburn line was permit
It'd 10 pass through after being shut on'
since $50 Saturday night. when the pittpl
nring and stone throwing IN iront OF the
oourl-house 40 intimidaied drivers and con-
snctnrs that they rsineed to iurther r'st
their lives. Travel OF all KINDS was ~ once
resumed about tho couri-hou.e. On. 90
The first lots VI freight delivered on north
Court street was M immense qushttY 81
bacon 10 the port.house opposite the court
house. There Ia no longer that mensclnR
attitude of presented arms but very lew
30 ldiers are pacing tho sidewalks around
the courthouse for the purpose OF prevent
ing ven.uIesomr persons from snlerhs
dangerous structures Tue entife military
force will bs Withdrawal to-day, except ihe
fnyon ieenth regiment, which has orders 10
rsmsin until further ordere. The latest re-
vised list of the deed snd wounded mnket
The deed 40, the wounded lbs.
REPAIRING pAM.0ss.
COLUMBUS, o April 40 werner Hosd-
Is, Ia a message 10 che geneIal assembly,
today, recommended provision by law
Tor he oiI,r NJ an adequate reward tor Toe
arIest end conviction of the murdefcrs
Of Captain John ]. Desmond, company Is
F,rst re,iiuent Olln N.nUnI GUARDS,
xiiicd ou The evening Of March 2sth
I'D Cincinnati while Ia discharge oi MS dnty
IN the service OF tho state. he also recon-
monds the prophecy OF making provision
,or the relief ol Desmond's AGED m lher
from pecuniary loss enlailed by the death oil
her son, he being her only support.
A Dill pn,sed the senate o. allow OIL min
tiamen Injured or proltrS,sd by sickness
while 10 the eerylcs OF the Riete nt Cincin-
natl i2) days' Time 1T the rate OF W per
day.
A bill was introduced Ia The senet, pro
yidiug that citizena may recover oi the
state damages for the destruction OF prop.
erty by rotous rssemblages The bil
looks TO making good the losses sustained
BY the citizens OF CincinnRiu. "a,
Tonight the harrioahrs are oil gone. The
militia are simply pstroliiog the hdeEa'E-
around the Jail yard and courthouse. Ihey
have no mplestntion, 80. sven me 'hupunk
thew had on Sunday when behind the bar
rcades. The feeling has had time 70 cool,
and the good conduct OF the
Fourteenth regiment In prompt ooedience'
soldierly bearing and uniiiDcbinc bravery
in f,o i : the desperate mob around the
buruing coai: bcnse tends more and more
to develop respect. Tor me s,ais
troops. Nothing could nave oeeh nun
than the behavior OF three troops
In hat charge. To-day rs they are reiu
inc 10 their homes ct Delaware And Marv:-
villa they arc Welcomed proudly ny ~
citixsus. as the datacsments from Coum
bus were last night. Natural enough
foremost among those doing honor 70
tho young soldiers are msmoers
old soldiers are glad 10 recognize the true
soloisrly spirit. The condncl OF the fourth
reeiment appears in wore light tue more
H. ia known. Sheriff Hawkins 'o-d,y sny.
he sent Deputy Sheriff Buckeye TO meet
Co onel Mott and escort him 10
ihe jsil. When the command. reached
Ninth and Vine. four squares from the
isil. The colonel halted and said he voult
10 40 further until met by the he-iii bin
self Buckeye reported this and Hewsins.
though wearing the uniform OF a colonel
aud therefore 8 special target for the mo b:
went to within equsre OF
Mott and sent Buckeye to tel him 70 come
on He waited for hall an hour, when
Buckeye on nssu'nsa ssyinsH HAWKES. So" tSeS
r rsU1msnt marched NJ back to the depot.
The next day the colonel with q
portion OF Ills COMMAND reported at tho jail
and mas been on duty till TO- day when re-.
lieved. Colonel Hunt, OF the First regi'
ma I, makes vigorous protest against the
charges that his troops fired recklessly and
tyvinS situstions they behaved like vet.
ersns He corYoberates Captain Falleger's
ststeme emit that the first firing was by drec-
ton OF Sheriff Hawkins. and adds that
Captain Falliaer ordered the men to shoot
Hs says the marks PARK o. ns Tas stoous
we're hit by missiles, and some were
Friday night was BY the erect order OF he
sheriff. To have disobeyed or refused go.
ing to tho Jail would have been cowardce
az we'll as subjected the men to severe per-
nities. The Colonel says the men were
prosecuted, threatened to have their
houses burned and 10 discharged
from their pisces or empoyment.
Hs thinks the regiment will disbaud
The suddenneos with Wntcn ias 10 Opny OF
tr1pps WAS throrn into this city devolved
mos. difficult task on Qnartermas'er-Geu-
prsl Michael Ryan a man who ly ipexpe-
riepced. He has filed tns requirement OF
the emergency in Such manner as to
satisfy the troops aud merit the aD-
olause of Adjntsnt-G General Finley. In
many accounts of Saturday nights
r, IN reference has been made TO red flag
borne, IL WAS supposed, by communis,ic
organ cation. 1t has been ascertained that
this ensign hsd no such Significance, that u
,pS property at auction. 1t has
been determined to build temporary
quarters Tor the criminal court in two
weeks. Tho grand jury will assemble at
once in the old armory near Court and
Walnut. Provision has been made for the
aocommod ation of all courts, and legsl
business will proceed as usual TIE law
librarian has applied to all state authorities
for donations OF court reports, statutes,
etc., as n nucleus for new library.
LATER - The militia are all gone from
tho city except the Seventeenth and Fifth
regiments and portion OF the First reel'
ment on duty. The Fifth
regiment will! go away in
main till further orders. One man wound.
ed 10 the riot and tasen to the hospital,
unconscious, name not known, died to-day.
lust before death he rallied enough to say
his name was William White. This makes
forly.nine deaths. OF thirty Eight burial
permits, victims OF the late riot,e even killed
were born in Germany, eighteen In America,
mostly of G-rpan parents. ono In Ireland
and one in Wales. IL is said the executive
oommittee have obtained 100000 with
which they propose TO raise sps cial police