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

toned preyioHtly, and one man who's
name Il not known ara reported. By orie
ofine secretary Of war, deiachment q
United 81. ties regular. are held Ia rs me-
lo protect tue United States nropertY her
II neceiasry. DR.. Ronsohoii reports ih
jhauc.s OF the recovery OF Briggs Swift vnri
frmo'e
o. a. IN Every ything qu let. This morn
ing there are but Few persons about th'
courthouse and those mersly frsm cuTios
ity. Barricades are s,il IN position around
tho jii. but will probably be removed te'
day. A feeling that tie trouble is over per
yades the whole city.
l2m AT midday iho'e |, no appearances
Of d liberation ol preparations for the de-
tense OF iha barricHdps Barrels and every
other sort OF material slill remain tcrcs' nli
the avenues approaching this county build
Ing, anu behind them stand the militia
with guus with liked bayone's every whore
br.stling. The police have been sent away
u their REGULAR pos.s aud are obtaining
some rest. Though the general
teling rs that there will he no inr.
tner outbreak, there Is not lHcking men
who predict otherwise At n meeting o.
,i,izens, commuters were appointed by The
mayor resolutions were adopei thanting
the governor and the Ohiu national guard
tor eillcient aid rendered the authorities
and pledging support 10 the mayor Ia the
course he has adopted. ard promising TO
furnish additional mesnp II IN the opinion
OF the mayor additional f)rce is necessary
Resolutions were also adopted appointing a
subcommittee 70 provide rooms Tor The u e
of the courts aud recommending thst the
court OF common plees proceed ut once
To dispose OF criminal caaes. The mayor
has been requested 10 select an ex.
ecutiye committee OF fifteen from mem-
GERS ofthis meeting for advice sud com
spl, 10 Whom all mstters should be referred
Reports have been received that shots hred
this morning ny the militia entered the
second intermediate gchoOl.house on Ninth
street, between Mein snd Walnut. Alsn
thai two men were shot, but this is no. vet
verified. l. mas heeu Gscertained with rren
satisfaction that noNlg the entire eet oi
records 10 the recorders office Containing
the record OF deeds. mort cages, etc. are
saved. Persons familiar With the office say
thst not more han ttiy volumes Of records
are gone covering transactions OF ahnnt
,brso years Of aDOut thirty veafs Rg0. This
will be of immense value c1n'i iifriug what
Else 10 lost. L. Is supposed tho money in
she treasury vaults aud -ec1rds iu the pre-
nste iudge's vdnlfl are cafe, butsHtcs cannot
yet he opened Physicians attending BNgg-
sgift say his condition Us uch improved e,
though his advanced sge, 13 years, makes
his chance oi recovery less. Mr. Syut,
with Henry Hanna, were walking ~ MAN
street towards the court h0usp, and when
at the southeast corner OF Nintn aud Main
streets the soldiers ordered them 10 halt
They oheyed. Immediately afterwards a
gun was discouraged la front of them aad
both fell. Mr.. Swift was sho through gh'
thigh of the left lsg. In mis- fsll ne drew
MIR. Hanna with him, who fai1ied from ex-
element.
ORDERED HOME.
COLUMBUS, NJ 2rch 30 --Advicss from Cir-
cinnA;i are such tina, a. noon Governor
Hoadley ordered tho troops eu.route TO re.
turn home. The fourth and fourteenth regi'
ment, are relieved. The rest OF the troops
are held In Cincinnati til further orders.
The o'ly will he guarded till Wednesday ut
least.
ORDERED 10 RENDEZVOUS.
YouYGsrowE, o.. Maron 3l-Govcrnor
Hoadey has ordered Lieutenant Colonel
Shurtliff, of this city, to rsndezgons the
eighth regimept OF ONO Natiouai Guards,
at Akron, there to wait orders. Company
q, this city, goes TO Akron to-day.
LATEST AnYIcFe
CIyciHaATI, March 81 AT the jail and
city buildings everything Is In state of the
most complete defense. Across all streets
AID all railways approaching the former
seat of war barricades have been strength.
ened and reinforced. The commanding
to no tear OF further outbreak aud indeed
appearances in the CITY would lead them TO
think them perfectly right. The
mob seems 10 be entirely quelled
and stands in such fear OF the reckless shoot.
ing of the soldiers and the terrible effects OF
Calling guns as TO have re.uctancv OF
rushing into the jaws OF death. fne Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth regiments, unier
the command respectively of Colonels Pick
arc and Freeman, from Hillsboro and Co.
lumbus, teem 60 be considered the
moet reliable and nre still on duty
guarding the barricades, the point
of all attacks. The entire military force
endures the unacoustomed hsrdships aud
exposures In a manner betitting even old
veterans. This morning about o'clock
the Thirteenth WAS ordered on a march i've
miles 20 guard powder msgszine In the
vicinity Of Avondae. They have been re-
turned 10 the jail and other detaoh-
ments are on duty NJ the magf Zue.
This evening tha seventeenth regiment was
ordered 20 the Ial to act as a relief Tor a
norton ol the uight 80 the aeoYe named
regiments that have been go continually
on duty there. IL ia the general opinion
that no iurtber trouble Will happen, al-
though reports Of meetings of sOclalistiC or
gauiz,tion and indignation meet.
ings OF laborers to condemn the
militia and dynamite and nitro glycerine
bomb bs 10 be used are rife, but In all % Oh
ability without foundation, Those COM
posing the mob were without leaders and
entirely without organization. Their
threats Of vengeance upon the military, rs
reports have IT, are directed particularly
against the two regiments IN charge ot the
iaii, but taere 10 no we'll grounded
reason 10 believe the threats
will be carried into execution. Following
are the gentlemen appointed 10 assist Gnd
advise Mayor Stephens IN hi' efforts TO re-
store ORDER ES-Lieutenant-G0 Governor An.
drew HickenloOper, ex-Governor J. ID. Cox,
W w. scsrbnrough II. Q. Urner, T. G..
Smith, Chail.s W. West, Judge Nicholas
Longworih, l.. .. Nelr, NJ. Il. lngals, Hon.
.Ioe Bell, Hon. Charles Jacobs. jr, Jamss
E4wmBn, Henry racsmau, Hon. e. o.
Shelby AID J. W. Dohefty.
This committee met a. the chamber oi
commerce and resolved 20 advise tha with
drawal Of troops and the appointing oil
sufficient special police force, it being the
sonse of the meeting that tho prc5eucs Of
the militia appeared 10 act more as men
aos To the Withdrawn MOB and that the lAi-
TOR are i'm reality more fearlul OF members
ot a resolu,e, well organized police thsu oi
untre.red Young militia. SOch a recon-
rs mentioned has been forwarded
10 Goyernor Hoacly, and it is almost Ger
tain thst shouli 20 farther outbreak oc-
cnr many OF the state troops will be home
ward bound BY Tuesday evening. The
Judges of the superior and csmmOu pleas
court met this afternoon IN general JOINT
session Mt the eighth district school
house 10 consult upon what is best
to be done and IS 10 the most
arrangements that could be made
to proc ed with very pressing court busi-
ness. The county commissioners sent a
thst OF the many buildings
examined the public library building Wa.
evidently the best for courtroom purposes.
I, was therefore determined to await the
fnr;hs- action OF ihe commissioners and the
ioint session adjourned without any
Thing definite having been deter.
mined upon. snd the commissioners
will Immediately engage rooms 10
some convenient building to be used as
offices for other county officials until the
,.-,,.t h,r,.s o.f ha re-huilt They al.o an