The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-29
A Complete Carnival OF Grim
inalitieS.
Hanging Bees-The Danyille
MuSS.
Death of Prince Leopold, Of
England.
Egyptian News Casualties
Failures, Etc.
Criminal Calendar.

CINCINNATI, 2S.-th6 excitement
over the Burner case ia growing. It
Is now reported tbs. IN organization
is forming among Germans not only
to hang Burner, but other prisoners
In the Jail charged with murder.
The meeting in Music Hall was
presided yer by DR.. A. G. Kemper,
who made a conservative speech
on the topic of the "prevaience Of
crime throughout the whole coun-
try" He then spoke specially of
the prevalence of crime in this
country, and the necessity for more
certainty in the administra-
ton Of punishment for crime.
His remarks we're not inten-
ded to awaken a mob spirit,
but when the meeting adjourned
the people by common impulse
moved down to Twelfth street,
where shouts began to be ut.
tered, "To the JAIL" and the crowd
went there.
Cincinnati, 2S.-Ten Thousand
people gathered at Music Hall ia
response to a call by reputable citi
lens to take action on the B-rn,r
verdict. Many could not get 10.
Strong resolutions were ATOP ed
condemning the verdict, and a COM
mittee on legislation was appointed.
Upon adjournment the vast crowd
moved directly to the jail, where
they began an attack on The front
door. At $40 the riot alarm was
sounded, summoning the entire 20.
lice force TO the Jail, q vast crowd
OF people gathering In that vicinity.
Berner was removed after his sen
tence this afternoon, and is now on
mis- way to Columbus, but if the
mob gets In other murderers will be
hanged.
Tue police upon arriving in the
vicinity of the Jail commanded the
crowd to move. Net being obeyed
they fired, but rs no one was hurt
1t Is presumed the police fred in the
air. 1t is said that it was the inteu.
ton Of the police. they being deeply
in sympathy with the movement, {
TO condemn the outrageous Berner
verdict. A shot or TWO was fred !
from the jail, but the crowd refused
to move. They have a good leader
ehN oAO otAAA az " ~ LIZ az WOIh a.
the jail door. J..
L~ynchburg, Va 2S.-In Roanoke i
County, near Salem, Leslie Laven- q
der, aged 10, attempted to rob a far j
ner named Alexander Owens; the I
wife Of Owens, hearing a shot, ran I
cut to ascertain the cause, and the L
young desperate shot her. He then Q
5fied to murder Owens mother, but v
she escaped and alarmed the neigh. e
Lavender fed and sought pro-
lection Of Matt. Bardy, a relative,
who refused to shield him. Laven-
ier then stole q horse ard escaped =,
INTO Montgomery County. where he y
ned the animal. Owens hnd a
vile aTe thought &c b. fatally L
rounded. Ii
London, 28.-Che Manchester q
zuardisn asserts that negotiations "
ire pending between England ard L
America with the view 30 adding to
ne eXtiaditiOn treaty q clause which
hall cover the authors Of dynamite
iutragss. FL
Toronto, lit is stated here that &c
q American named Dunclerc, now o,
q Ireland, says an American friend ia
nfOrmed him that he was the per- %,
on who, three years ago killed bl
Kero, Of the Toronto Royal
'pera, robbed him of $4,000 and
lGched the body over a suspension
T..
st. Louis, 27-Between 2 and s lie
clock tonight Nat Carlin, veter- he
ary surgeon, who has been separ- as
cd from his wife a couple Of n
went to the house where
8 wife lives, 2.725 Gratiot street,
the western part Of the city,
iDsd her by the hair, banged her
'out very roughly, threatened TO ov
II her, and did draw q pistol and I'll
tempted to shoot her, but the en-
eapon would not 60 off. He then no
emit into the yard, put the pistol III
ORDER, returned to the house and
sde another assault on his wife,
hen her brother, Joe Peat, inter> ,
reG, and received q bullet wound u
the shoulder. Csrlin was then Ws
.ested and confined in the calls. pe,
ose In the mounted district sta or
n house. In an interview after
3 arrest he said he stadied the gu
.ptain Riley ase of last Tuesday, OF
d intended to enact Just such q
.gedy as that, it being his purpose
XIII his wife and lthen blow his
aims out. /
Jackson, Mich. 2S.-Daniel 0. dra
and Jud d. Crouch, this me
were held for trial in the str
cult court charged with the MUIR neI
T of jacob d. Crouch. The accused rec
ard the decision without any ex- the
There vas q murmur of Gle
prevail in the audience. eve
Beerer was quietly brought 81.
'ore Judge Matthews at 2 this af-
noon. and sentenced TO the peni- j
ltiary for twenty years, the full Md
Mt Of the law. Probably he viii cur
taken to Columbus by the first Brt
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