Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
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LATEST FROM CINCINNATI
~ DEAD; I2o WOUNDED
ANXIETY AT kUARTOUM.
BALTIMORE'S NEW FIRE BOARD.
ILLINOIS DELEGATES FOR LOGAN.
LATEST FROM CINCINNATI
I DEAD; I2O WOUNDED
AT KHARTOUM.
BALTIMORES NEW FIRE BOARD.
ILLINOIS DELEGATES FOR LOGAN.
The Situation i'm Cincinnati.

A QUIET NIGHT. q. v. FATROI-FoKTY-o>G DEAD
AND 40 woUNpED.
CINCINNATI, ono. Apr1l i-I.Sn n m-The night
has been absolutely quiet Nhsn the smallest nu-
cleas or crowd appeared anywhere within sight
oithe barr1cadeS the soldiers ordered IN. pfpnle TO
move on. aud In every instance the order WAS
Prpilpu! obeyed Young t,CtZ. who WAS shot by ac-
,idrnt yesterday Afternoon. stiu alive bui IN
dSlns condition at O'clock this morning
prdtrS have been issued IN relation 10 the funeral
ot capt. Desmond. which takes place to-day Each
regiment * ordered 10 dtI an one cumpauy n arrend
'uI. huht VIII he IA command ten. Anderson,
reh hA An and Adlutant Gage have been requested
To represent The stan. The city IL patroed tsA night
oy members OF the Grand Army OF the Republic,
III addition 10 the police force, There have baen
several arrests of drunken men and th,. nolice
closed the saloons Al midnight. \ smould.rinv rins
proAe out Ia the Records Rice during the night puI
II was soon eNiinguiShed. Since the last report
1our additional deaths have occurred al the hos
ptal. VIZ: Frederick RoCkvBhoTSt. Leroy Simmons.
Charles Miller ana Andrew Nicholas The ,xaC.t
lliinhtT ot dead and wounded VIII probably never
Ia a>sertalucd. account UI mauN uf the Nounde,.
being carried away 10y their friends but the num-
OF nl those Killed outright. or diving at the hos
pital. mp to midnight last nght Il a. A. show a hy
Tie record, oi the ctN Hudytakers and the ho,plI-
ais and such information from tbu-,, tak eu h,tne ~
could be had The number ~ woundpd. compiled
from tilr same Suurc,>. l. i ana there are pTuta-
bik hau a. many NOR. wounded not reported
The committee N Iilt,,'n has decided 10 r., se nv
subscription, Slslen. Ia br Gs,i Ia pay seo extra
police. This sum VIII be loan 10 the ity uutu ths
sum expended may lee raised 10y proper appro-
pr1ation ana returned. This VIII enable the Inlli-
tary 10 be withdrawn.
THH MUNICIPAL REFORM ASSOCIATION,
composed OF citizens OF All parties, has issued
ndlDi'HStO 10 the voters II the CITY, stating that
they believe the occurrences II the past few DAY
more Than ever demand The ~ayUranCeof party poll
ucS ana municipal government. and also stating
that They VIII place IA nomination tor the various
olnctS 10 Oe nlied AT The approaching municipal
election men al ir"pr1arhahe integrity and un-
doubted qualifications tor th. positions Who have
consented Ia accept the nominations merely from
consideration m public duty. They are selected
WITHOUT regard 10 political Views, and all good Clt-
ZtlS are called upon 10 unite with the association
In these attempts 10 place pure and reliable men In
charge OF the city government. The aSsociation
determined Ia call "a mass meeting at Music hall
soon 10 ratiiy their ticket
THE LONDON TIMES COMMENTS on THE RIOT
LONDON. April 1.-The YluteS In commenting edl-
torially, upon the Cincinnati riots SAWS: .,Dccur-
renc's like THIS must give 10 the statesmen Of that
vast ana growing republic food for r'tieCtIon one
way 10 lessen the difficulty uf prN ng order 10
secure decent administration OF Justice where the
.BuSS ana the criminal laAyer nC longer have
things 80 much their own way