The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-31

where 20 emnity prevails. The appalling
loss OF property aud frightfnl destruction
10 life brings people 70 the realization
OF the awful calamity. II anything could
intensity the honest indignation directed
against the first cause OF this outbreak, the
rev latiln Of this morning does II. There
was q notable absence OF mere curiosity
eekers docking To the scene to-day. The
place seemed 10 be regarded with dread,
and ut noon sven when the weather vas de.
lightiu ly pleasant, there was not so much
travel on the streets In that vicinity ~
usual on ordinary Sundays.
BULLETINS
CIScISsAri, March 30-I8;le ml-firing
began at the court house heavier than any
time last night
cscIssATI, March so.-1ts;t5 p. MI
Briggs 5wifl, one Of our leading citizens,
living at No. 81 West Eighth street has Just
been shot at Ninth end Main streets.
GRIN WAR SURE ENOUGH.
Columns. o., March 30. - Governor
Hoadley's official advices from the mem
bers Of his staff In Cincinnati tonight. are
such that he has ordered every military or.
euniz alton In the state to report TO Cincin.
natl Immediately. seventeen regiments in
all /, is the first general appearance OF
war here since 1865 The governor
also has ordered all state ammunition TO
the seat OF the riot and borrowed lot oJ
suppliesand quipments from United States
borracEs. Having exhausted all his mill.
tary forces In the field. he has headqusr-
McCres, Of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
q St. Louis railroad, whose wire Is kept
Tree for him to communicate with the NOV
ing troops and those In command al Cin.
cinnati with troops cal ed from this and
other points. There is tear OF contagious
outbreaks.
The governors advices when he retired
at o'clock this morning we're such that
they would be needed and he ordered all to
be ready for marching orders. Most OF
them we're ordered to Cincinnattf during
the day aud the rest tonight.
Railroad officials have been callei on
to ru q special trains tor the transport alton
Of troop. to be run into the city during the
day on orders to rendezvous here, and this
evening they we're dispatched TO Cinoinna-
II. The governors Office has been crowd
ed all day with counsel lors and those help.
ing issue orders aud answers.
OTing TO the unprecedented excitement.
roads are giving military trains the prece-
dence In right OF way.
BsRHKR
has been resting q1ietly IN the prison all
day. The gates nAd TO be CLOSED against
the public, owing to the multitude OF Curl
osity gazers that appeared. No violencs
Is probable here. IL Is very quiet, but tue
there has been soma talk OF an easy access
to MIN
CIScIssArt, March 30.-Deep feeling
against the mil tia was manifested all the
time. Now and then during the afternoon
stones were thrown 1t them whenever the
opportunity offered. This became IN an
noying that so far as practicable ths
police We're placed next to the people.
Epithets we're shouted and threats were
not waiting, whether in earnest or Tor the
sake OF terrifying the boys In blue could
not be toll. "Wsit till tonight; wait I'll ]
We get good drunk and we'll hoist your
blue coated men from behind your barrels"
Fred Smaltz, a bar tender at the q isen
City hotel who had been among the crowd
over the 'c canal on Water street
began to advance beyond the limits A
soldier warned him TO stop. He refused,
and the soldiers fired. The man fell dead,
The patrol wagon quickly came and amid
great excitement bore the body of to Ha'
big. Plans for the protection
of life and property have been
maturing. There has been a great
lack OF head. Mayor Stephens has been
dangerously Ill with pneumonia and
yesterday left bed at the risk Of his life to
night in his office and at peints he could
do most. To-day he is in great
plans have taken shape and virtually
control OF botn the civil and military 10 in
the hands of eminent citizens, with Gem
morning the mayor issued formal call
for u meeting OF citizens to devise means
the ravases Of the mob. A list Of
100 names was selected and the majority Of
them notified at oncs. the greater number
of whom responded to the ca Immediately
at the mayors office and agreed to issue the
following
= nd distribute 1t throughout the city:
Mayors Office, Cincinnati, March 30
DEAR SIR:-You are requested TO meet
o her citizens who have been appointed an
advisory committee, at tue city buildings
this Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
tSignsd THOMAS J. STEPHENS,
Shortly after the following proclamation
wa, issued:
"CIScIsSArI, o., March 3d. Misguided
men alleging Indignation that the criminal
laws are not properly execu'ed have
themselves been led INTO the crime
OF assaulting public officers OF the peace
aud destroying private property. |, there
fore. mayor OF Cincinnati, do hereby COM
msnd all such persons TO desist from their
] ,we sness and obey the consi'
tutet authorities. Call upon
a good citizens to rally for the preserva-
ton OF public peace. Such as are willing
to enroll themselves as special police dur.
ing the emergency will please report them.
selves at the police station near
est their homes where the officers in
oh arge are hereby directed 10 enroll
them and provide means ui assembling
them. Members Of he grand armv OF the
republic are requested 10 assemble with
their officers at their post aud report them
selves bv messenger to me for similar
duy Citizens are warned TO
keeo the boys and youth Of their families
st home and all to remain quietly in their
houses except those organiz and As
the street after O'Clock this evening will
be required to show gonf cause for
being abroad. Authoritis Of the city
and OF the state are determined that
order shall be Immediately aud
permanently restored and the consequences
Of disobedience to this proclaim alton will
ue upon those who fail TO regard Il.
[Sgned.l THOMAS J. STEPHENS.
Mayor.
The toll lowing was issued this afternoon:
To Adjutant General Finley
1 hereby request that the governor
concentrate in this city Immediately
ali the available f,rce Of the militia, believ-
ing that the presenca of a strong body Of
troops will save the necessity tor their ac-
tual use.
[Signedl THOMAS j. STEPHENS,
.-a..tr Ad;ntapt Ganaral Fintav