The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-09

and Large Number of
The Troops Re-
moved.
Charley McComas' Death by the
Hands of the Apaches
Confirmed.
A Chicago C0nhagratiOn = National
NOtes-Interestlng Items.
CINCINNATI, March 29-Berner was
caught at Fosters Crossing about 2:3O
and is in charge Of officers, who will take
him to Columbus.
COLUMBUS, March 29-Berner arrived
here safely and was deposited in the PEN
ltentiary at $50 tonight.
COLUMBUS, March 3O-Berner has been
resting quietly in prison all day. The
gates had to be closed against the public
for chapel services, owing to the multi
tude Of curiosity gazers that appeared.
No danger OF violence is feared here.
CINCINNATI, 12.45 p. m.-The mob has
taken possession of the roofs of the houses
in the vicinity of Court street and Wal
nut and are firing away at the militia in
line in front Of the court house. The
crowd has almost entirely fallen back
from Court street, leaving it clear toVine
street. Two men were carried into
| drug store at the corner of Court and
Walnut, evidently seriously wounded. 1t
is very evident that the backbone of the
mob is broken.
The latest movement to get more force
at Cincinnati is to send the police forces
of other cities and towns and clear the
streets.
There are now some $500 to 5000 sol
diers in Cincinnati.
Among the men in Jail for participation
in the riot is Peggy Warren, member of
| the last legislature of Ohio. He is said to
have been among the most active in
counseling in the robbing of gun stores
1915 p. m.-One half of the militia on
guard at the Jail have been relieved since
the firing at 8 p. m. No one has been
shot by the volleys since 8 p. M, they
being merely blinds to clear the streets.
1t has been ascertained that at the s p.
m. firing no one was killed but three
persons were wounded-Pfeiser, and
Cooper, mentioned previous, and one
man whose name has not been reported.
By order of the Secretary of war de-
tachment Of u S. regulars are held in
readiness to protect U. S. property here,
if necessary
COLUMBUS, O., March 3O-Gov. Hoad-
| ley's official adyices from members of his
staff in Cincinnati tonight are such tina
he has ordered every militia organization
in the State to report at Cincinnati i'm
mediately, seven regiments in all and
five batteries. The Governors advices,
when he retired at five o'clock this morn
ing, were such that they would be need
ed, and he ordered all to be ready for
marching orders. The most of them were
ordered to Cincinnati during the day
and the rest tonight. The railroad Off
| Gals have been called on to run special
trains for the transportation of troops,
which have been run into the city dur
ing the day with orders to rendezvous
there, and this evening they were dis
patched to Cincinnati. The Governors
Office has been crowded all day with
counsellors and those helping to issue or
ders and answer hundreds of dispatches.
1t Is the first general appearance of war
here since 1865. The Governor also or
dered all State ammunition to the seat Of
the riot and borrowed a lot of supplies
from the United States barracks, having
exhausted all of his supplies in the field.
He has quarters in the office of General
Manager McCrea Of the D. e. & st. Louis
railway, where wire is kept for him to
communicate with the moving troops
called from this and other points. There
is fear of contagious outbreaks owing to
the unprecedented excitement reported
from different quarters. All trains are
giving military trains precedence.
CINCINNATI, March 31.-The facts which
gave rise to the rumor that the Turner's
had joined the mob, were that the mob
broke into Turner Hall and took about
forty guns. They went back to theiiail
and attempted to club the militia, but the
latter turned upon them and cleared the
streets by firing into the air. No one was
hurt SO far as is known.
Everything is quiet this morning.
There are very few people about the
court house, and these merely from curl
osity. The barlcades are still in position
around the jail, but they will probably be
removed to-day. A feeling that the trou-
BILE is over pervades the whole city.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 31.-Governcr
has ordered Lieutenant Colonel Shurtliff,
Of this city. to rendezvous the Sth regl-
ment o. N. G. at Akron and there await
orders.
New YORK, March 31-Murst Halstead
editor of the Commercial Gazette, ,Cincin-
natti, reviews the riot in that city in the
folling dispatch to the New York Tri-
bune:
The number Of persons killed and
wounded in the riots thus far is about
200. The last fatal shot fired in anger up
to this time was fred between 4 and b
o'clock this moaning. A poor soldier boy
was killed this morning by the acciden-
tai discharge of his gun. The court house
is not ruin as it was at first supposed to
be. A large proportion of valuable re-
cords was 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 last
three nights. But only the overwhelm.
ing force of State troops prevents further
disastrous demonstrations. The deter
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