The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-04-01

right breast; unknown man, shot IN the
head; Walter Fay, Peter Reall, shot in
the left foot and right leg; Conrad Bres-
len, shot through the body; Capt. John
7. Desmond, of the Lytle Greys, shot
through the head. He was the sole
suppolt of a widowed mother, was an
attorney and a member of the firm of
Healy, Bronston & Desmond.
WOUNDED.
Frank Rock timer, shot in calf of leg;
Michael Rafferty,, shot in the abdomen:
Mike Shay, horseshoer, shot in the right
thigh:E. Schuder, employed in survey
ing instrument mandatory, left thigh;
lanes Leonard, salesman, left thigh;
Jesse Bright, hotel waiter, right hand and
thigh; Adolph Bazan, bartender, in right
leg, below knee; Charles BreSdwell, car
riage washer, right hand; Henry Durb,
right knee Joint; Samuel Fox, cOlored Ia
borer, right shoulder; James Fay, carpen-
ter, left ankle; James Todd, foreman State
boat repairs on canal, in breast; Charles
Corkef, carriage trimmer, hip and twice
in chest.
CINCINNATI, March 3o,-At 8 o'clock
tonight a regiment from Columbus,
into b. one mob from an alley, between
Main and Walnut. The troops answered
the challenge by few shots; which were
followed by a volley and several shots
from Calling gun stationed there.
At 1890 p. m. the situation is most en-
couraging. A brief attack on Music
Hall, tor the purpose of getting cannon
there, was the only thing in the shape of
an organized effort of any magnitude.
1t may be that the volleys fired into
Court street and down Main street at 8
o'clock were merciful after all, as they
seem to have prevented the gathe, ing
of large crowd at any point
About 1890 the crowd was break
ing into a pawn shop on Central avenue,
and stealing pistols. A detachment of
police soon settled this, and arrested a
number of the thieves without
bloodshed. Now that the military
guard, all the jail approaches and are in
power, the mob has ne further cause
to exist. Disorderly groups on the
streets, here and there, are firing revolv-
ers in the air, but there does not appear
to be any purpose to wreak vengeance on
individuals.
There has been much feeling against
the Jury that tried Berner, and in some
quarters against his attorneys. One of
the jurors, living in the city, has left
home The attorneys have been quiet,
and it is possible they might be roughly
handled if good occasion offorded.
COLUMBUS, March 3o.-Gov. Hoadley's
official advices from the leaders of his
staff in Cincinnati are such that he has
ordered every military organization in
our State to report Immediately. There
are seventeen regiments in all, and FIVE
! batteries. The governor has ordered all
State ammunition to the scene of the riot,
and borrowed supplies and equipments
from the United States barracks.
CINCINNATI, March 3I.-Everything
is quiet this forenoon There are but
very few people about the court house,
and those merely frsm curiosity. Barri-
cades are still in position around the jail,
but they will be removed to-day. A
feeling that the trouble is over pervades
the city.
At z:I5 o'clock a. m. one of the militia
on guard at the Jail has been released.
Since the firing at p. m, no one has
been shot 1t has been ascertained that
at the 8 p. m. firing no one was killed
By order of the Secretary of War, a de-
tatchment of United States regulars is
held in readiness to protect United States
property here if necessary
CINCINNATI, March 3I.-At midday
there is no appearance of relaxation oi
preparation for defence. Barricades o.
barrels and every other sort of materia
still remain across all avenues approach
| Il. b,,iIIinnc hAhinr
them stand militia, with guns with fixeo
bayonets everywhere bristling. The po'
lice have ben sent away to regular posts
and are obtaining some rest, though thu
general feeling is that there will be nc
further outbreak. There is no lack o
men who predict otherwise. At a meet
ing of the committee appointed by th'
mayor, resolution was adopted thank
ins the governor and the Ohio nationa
guards for the efficient aid rendered tht
civil authorities, and pledging their sup
. port to the mayor in the course which h
. has adopted and promising to furnisl
additional means, if, in the opinion @
+ the mayor, an additional force is necessa
. nv. Resolutions were adopted appoint
r ing a subcommittee to provide room
for the use of the conrts, and recommend
, ing that the court of common pleas pro
: ceed to dispose of all criminal cases. Th
? mayor was requested to select an execu
E tive committee of fifteen from the mem
: bers of this meeting for an advisory counc
to whom all matters should be referred
/ Reports have been received.
i YOUNGSTOWN, March 3I.-Gov. Hoac
:, lev has ordered Lieut-Col Shutleff, {
this city, to rendezvous the Eighth reg
ment at Akron, and there await orders.
CINCINNATI, March 81, 6 p. M
= !. Briggs Swif's advanced age, 73 year
= makes the chances of his recoTery les
4 Mr.. Swift, with Henry Hanna, was wall
ing down Main street toward the Cou
:. House, when at the southeast corner I
= Ninth and Main streets soldier ordere
- them to halt. They obeyed, but imm
" diztely afterwards gun was discharge
=, in front of them, and both tell, Mr.. Swl
: shot through the thigh of the left leg.
! his fall he drew Mr.. Hanna with him, wi
6 tainted from the excitement
IS At the Jail and city buildings ever
le thing is in the most complete state of d
n fense. Across the streets approachiI
le the former the barricades have be-
le strengthened and reinforced. The col