Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-04-03
sistible the influences that lead to better

ways.
CINCINNATI. April 1-3 a. m.-The night
has been absolutely quiet. When the
smallest nucleus OF a crowd appeared
anywhere within sight OF the barricades
the soldiers ordered the people to move
on snd 10 every instance the order was
promptly obsyed.
Young Gstz, who was shot by accident
yesterday afternoon, WAS still alive but
In dying condition ut / O'Clock this
morning.
Orders have been issued in relation to
the funeral of Captain Desmond, which
takes place to day. Zach regiment ia
ordered to detail one company to attend.
Colonel Hunt will be in command. Gen.
Anderson, General Ryan and Adjutant-
General Gage have been requested to
represent the staff.
| The city ia patrolled tonight by mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Republic,
in addition to the polios force. There
have been several arrests Of drunken
men, and tbs police closed the ssloous
at midnight smouldering fire
broke out 10 the recorders office
during the night, but was soon
extinguished. since the last report,
five additional deaths have occurred at
the hospital viz, Fred Breokeuherst,
Loey Summons, Charles Miller and
Andrew Nicholas.
ClscisSATI, April 1.-The exact nu mbsr
of dead and wounded as the result of the
riots will probably never bs ascertaiped,
on account of many of the wounded
being carried away by their friends but
the number OF those killed outright OF
, lying In the hospitsl up to midnight il
Al, as shown by the records OF the cit )
uudertskers and the hospitals, and suct
V1tormetion from those taken home 81
could be had. The number OF wounded
, complete from the same sources is 10
and there are probably half as many
more oulnsd hot reported.
, TIE committee OF fifteen has decided Il
, rais9 by subscription s100, 900 to be usec
| &C pay 1900 extra policemen. This sun
i will be loan to the city uDiil the snr
/ expended may be raised by prope
: appropriation aud bs returned. This VII
i enable the military to be- Withdrawn
a The Municipal Re- oriu Associst on
: composed of oitiz ans of all parties, ms
a i,sued manifesto to the voters Of tn
n city stating that they believe the occur
v rencss of the past few days more thai
ever demand the severance OF party poll
= tics and municipal government, and ais
stating that they will place iu nomins
o ton for she various offices to be filled a
d the approaching municipal eisc
. ton, men OF irreproachable integ
n rity and undoubted qualification
a for the positions, who have consented
. accept the nominations merely from con
- siderations of public duty. they ar
:. selected without regard to political views
"a and all good citizens are called upon :
"a unite with the association in these al
tempts TO place pure and reliable men i
N charge OF the city government. TIL
=. association determined to call a mas
meetiug at Music Hall soon t. rstify thei
ticket
CiNcSSArI, April This morning ha
d been fres from any incident indicating
y change in the situation.
8 The prospeos OF relief of ths mili,sr
d by the civil force cannot be put into effeC
Ie speedily ii al all, as the selection OF sui
g. able msn aud lheir equipment must tax
=, time.
b. The militia still keep the streets barr
sd csded as strongly as ever, not even ALLOW
vs. ing the Mount Auburn line OF street car
or whose ira k runs distance Of tv
OF squares within the lines, TO pass through
W As to the state of public feeling it cal
not be ssid this original Impetus TIL
actuated the men who took part in u
Demonstration Oh Saturday night HI
IN been removed or lesseped by the presen
p OF the military.