The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-01

on his w,y 30 take a car home. Hos
ptal physicians pronounce patients from
the riot ns most unexcspliopaliy hne
body OF men. with hut few exceptioue
,hsy are insgnfioently Developed and
splendicly framed class OF mach mics and
lsborers. Folllwiug are the most serious
cases nov - the hospital, and the death OF
Anv Of them is momentsrily expected:
Lee simmons, shot through the right
ing
Lee Vogelsond's II a peculiar case The
eniire fop Of his skull WAS blown OH by q
| shot from Bailiog gun ani the pstient's
brain IL la q bare. yet he - apparently con.
soious Of his .urrpundlngs and seems TO
have some. though ,aohe, control OF his
muscles
Charles Miller, an OLD German, whose
wife and daughter Gra with him, is also IN =
crit.c1l clndiu,n With n wonnd IN his let
temple r. m which prOtrudes bis brains.
A houl o O clock this evening fs'al acci-
dent hapeened IN front OF the jail. A
mum Der of SOLDIERS OF the governors guard,
cOlumbus, we're lying sgaine' tie stone
wall on the sidewalk ns.eep, when one OF
the guns leaning asainst ths wall
wa. Knocked down and discharg'
ly wounded Private II. l.. : och welt.
The ball struck Ihe wsll, Knocked OF .
piece Of vtons VII oh wounded Okey Arm-
Il u l. the drum cons sergeant, and the
"a then glanced, stTucs Israel ) Grz IN
tho eye ami lodged Ia his brain. He was
removed 20 she hospital where. at y. M,
. was n dying condition. Gaiz was
CLERK In the ra road office at Columbus.
"QufEr As A GRAVEYARD
CINClEsArf, March 81 --"Qa as grave
yard, ~ is tne significant ansesr from Court
-ud Wanu. streets e a telsph1ne iuqu'r.
ing ns 10 the condition of affairs At II y. m.
HsLsIEAD's REsoME.
u al
oduur OF the Commercial Gdzatte Dincin-
INIT, r-isWs ua lists IN thv r0l| wing uiH'
na en- 20 the New York iiibunf. The
number Of psrsuus killed nnd wounded
Ia the riot thus far is nbout
zoo. Tho LAT fatll shot fred
80 anger nv TO this p' ~ writing
gss tired between ant o o'clnc tl' morn
iug, tnOngn Hpo1r soldier BOY gA ln'tantly
kili-r this tge ing ly ne ac3ieattl
seh irge Of hts ru IaH court house 10
aoa nn utter rn ss it wa 80 hrst sup
pose o. b.
have been s.Nro Money trnf was "a the
wee very heavy, ore mairiY rn'i. we
have e. lufiisucs lh.rr Ult uot hs % req .~
10 0i int Terror. ui the lrle n'E' 6 tnac
all be memorable here bur orly
the overwhelming numntr " state
troops prevents iutue' ci.ia't11a
q
rCl tue gang of uilfurrt's iu Nf4HHi,
rel, nse the crowd Of rio.efs W.u fsgr been
made prisoners ie something -erf t' auu e.
tr. ( meetings were utlI .u-deY goa. IA
mean mischief % there were 10. utcn- Ids
o. Ttles aud several batteries % hsui til
displpy OF power, makirg u.sanIt av nc
mob hopeless Ill pffNent ir "a
outbreaks The preseoc' n' thc fefeiar
soldiers from tue Nrwp1c otrr css
al the su btrsssrry iAs, nirhf WAGON lsnisnt
cDrli1eucs 10 the 't1rmy timra. bee clue
cotn works se 'ghe liejing the nrst
night was largely bg wofA i1g men OF rood
character, VINO rec sutei the flct murderers
Who naTe mouHY 20 sei iu mDn1u the ma
chinery OF criminal awveis have hsu iree-
dom mere. The sec nd ne spirit oi,the com-
muue appeared and petroleum wa put TO
use as by Parisians, when they blessed 10
ourn tneir pubic hnilo ngs The third
night the number OF Determined men bad
b,en largely reduced and there we're swrrms
OF boys. o. the crowd that was smashing
pawn brokers shops three wera grown men
| and they were thieves. rhe- had rabole
! OF boys generally rom IL % 10 years OF
age, aud one testified In the police court TO-
day he was l3 going on Ia years Old. Out
| OF sixty rioters gathered In tor attempting
to selzs the battery OF cannon at Mus O hall
only ten were mer. The rest were ooys.
some very bad ones, whils others seemed TO
want excitement above oil things. 80 The
crowds have deprecated from honest men,
misguided, but animsied by Tisntsous
wrath, kindled against sYstomatzed tn
fanny OF most outrageous character 20 q
vicious rabble Of boys IN the ha1ds Of the
lowest desperadoes. The excited people lad
real grievances 10 begin eith. The
administration OF criminal law here has
been damuable aud the influence OF sheer
criminals In public fairs alarming. That
watch has happened will, we may hope,
make irresistible the Influences thAt led to
nnltsr TnNA.