The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-30


,mes the putl'c milne, Tnis 'eeliug IA
by no msans been al aged b
last nights tragedy, aud
growing not only hRaiust The murders
nut sgainst the militis, upon wh0nl
whole r,spnnsibi itv OF the les, oi lii'
plAc,d, Shsr n iaskins had repu lsei y
mon witnou' blold-hed an WAS hoid :.
hem when the milta en'eftd, aud the g
nv soldiers was Ia direct opposition toS
urO'est The psonle 20 not rect easy
der the iact that 0tliner Mum lost hr
trying TO protect tLe llyes Of worthless
deIefs. :.
r1RrEs oAuour.
| CIsoIHsArf, March 90 - Bern- ~
cangnt ~ 23O y. NJ, nud is ~ oha'Pa oi
| officers, who viii take HIM o. COLUMBUS.
BansfRIE RsouEsr.
| CoIUnbUr, o.. Msrcn -. -fne train men
I'D p.sseugers VINO arrived mere alter mid
night, give thu iolowlus account OF tue
mnb al Llvslsnn ava MurfOs an thech ~
| { . get iirfn-r, tho murd.Ier, o. Co 'umbus
! rnr twu deputies, with Berner, drove from
Cincinnati over 90 Iiuwood aud there tool
tle accommodation ior. Loyelabd
| Fat. ua't oi the ipurc o. was
then % go e. ne Ii l. " AMI depot, quiet
| y hoard the train tor C,lImpus and i1in
| the two deputies aud Bvru-r AT Lofelani
! Wh-u the III tl1 Niami train pulled istp
/. vsland Bsru,r WIS placed "a he caf
neat 20 'he sleeper and tho twO depuiessa
near MIN. on, did nos hsve hlm fas ened to
| tnem JoTsph Nose. SIT m tbC ItIt car in
a1va o. A 90 trsin CsnB ~ q ttlp
| n4NiIug m % - nearly 30 men made
dash Tor ne oars, yelliug, There he II;
c. tuh hini Some oi the msn wste
M. ksd. lney climbed IN ali VI tne cars,
nut tho mott Oi them bf E9 i1r
hs one 80 Hhicn Moses w.a srs'cd. OHe
q L.. L.. a :. Ia s.
watch BFrter, suraug rom his srdt an
.taft-d tor fhs front aud 80 the cor TIE
crowd t7ousht II wa, Berree Tying g.
csc pc aud p1ugcf x pu hiu 'nra@ N 70
me ground ana beat nud slnurt ~ ed Lim
neipre the mis- axe HSs disc Vorcd. Berr'r
nad spfasg irom his '9at, hut IN attempt
ipe I inmp from TOO pia fi,m h- 'oll mead
long 10 the ground Il was doU1 less this
accident thSt prevented the cfoNi from
recognising him. The train boy, vino wat
r.sndins on the platform et
me time. es>s THAT BerDer
Eal 90 sn0und tbs car and entered
Hsin from the rear Menr tmo the Wild
MGh had Il Sc iycred Their nii,iske Gud were
even nure iufa ria'ei t1uI before. D'rner
walked ABOUT two.,tirds th4 way through
the car wnsn Que Of the depuIies, who rad
scSn him jIrnp from tne trtin Oriei.
There he goes, now catch biul' In
mediatrly B>rner ttarted Un run nLd
jumped from. the train, whicn by this time
nau AtaIt.d 10 pull out from the staliou
0hr oI toe dsputies ran after him, Nhls
one, who had been mlststen for
Bsrnor was sill heli by ihs
incenIed crowd. Joseph uoise aud
third deputy remained 81 the train, Ths
train men 90 not tD'ok Bbrnsr WAS cap.
tupd. but that IN oiuoinR tne mob esc,psd
tu the islds. When the iir0 section ~ the
Lrnin, tbs one tnat had been STACKED al
I h -.
ras waiting To ospt1rs ths pritOner. The
mob was cumpoted " $50 or 200 men, only |
pirL OF whom were IsNked. Before tue |
.rain stopped they climbed on the engine, |
into cara aud on the steps, eager % get po.. |
.sssion y. the murderer. Some Of the men |
attempted to force ths engineer 10 slop the |
train before IL gos into Town, IN order tina, /
they could swing Bern-r from q bridge |
neu by. They Anhted throush the pas
songer, baggage and ale ping oars com
pl-'il their search Just 40 the train pulled |
away from town. Morrow Is fourteen
mils. uorlb lbsa.J OF Lnveland. Moses and
uls deputy got oil mere aud we're 20 excite
thst thsy could hardly speak The secouh
section Il ths Lit 10 hirli, Vhicu warb'
lrcm 'incinnau about f'tsen mi
utes aiisr the hfs., Witnessed a
most tho same sceno thai had been
snsc'sd before At Lovelsnd. The Wild mob
was aiii yeiliug snd seercting tor Berurr |
Many nen rushed epon tn. train thinking |
perhSps Tho attempt would bs made 10 |
smuggls Dim through, 80 the train pulled |
ont Cries wern ntsrd saying tnai seAroh
would oe oonHpu.d until Daylight, when
the iusitiya would D1 easily rrc1gnznd
At N Jfrav the lob wns st the depOs watt
iIa Tor the second session aud when Il ar.
rlvsd tha ssme effort was made t. disc0vsr
tbs object of ther search. TINS passengers
and tram men on the seosna sEctlon gave
the same thrilling accounts that
ware given before, anu stated that tho
exctenont vss iocresslng. Uolonei Hunt
talrgr. phed tne governor TO M in read iness
aud Lis eYCel'ency will remain mere over
Sunday 81 us TO oil more troops II neceS-
..ry. Colonel hant msde reqnt,itiol on
the sdjutani. general tor SO ronpds OF bal
aud ises and thsy v,re sent TO Cia-
ciuuai by the hrst train Passengers On ,he
noruing knd afternoon trains from Cincin'
uati state tngt the most Intense eLcit7-
msnt .xisc all along the way
large crowds being gathered at ihe s.Eti0
apd thrsa's made egan.t the deputy cher
N tnst they would tuiirr II trey did not
succeed il their ,c1utiug shout The country
to produos B-ruer or show mat he had
bsen put nut r tne way.
MILIrAkf ~ RrAnfSEss.
CoLUMsUs o.. hatch D Noon. The
riot uisrin has Dren Utiiiur iue mitltdry 10.
geihor for hNf On hour. Tns four ernth
regiment Is resting on arns Naiiug Tor
special train o. Ciuclnuhti. The 'ourth regi-
mat, With nsadq1srers at Dayton has
also been ordered by tle governor 30 iAll IN
Tor orders.
rULLKa DETAILS.
The crDwl ar anu the jail som .reschsd
/, ,.D ps0.le. There seemed 10 "a 40 lul 700
IA tue lrad, who t,Ok the initist,vr in all
steps but said ntt.e. AS sJon as learned IN
the i,i tnat th mob g,s outatie, inerf
n 80. 4 ~ al A l.
telrphor- aud the riot slarn Was sOundcu.
The h. itf md posse made al prePara ions
t. 70 ell. the n tack. o. the way To the
al the moo secured n long, heavy scint-
ing and ell it as bi,teripg ram. rn,y
began operations on tns r h, outside 81
large enough e. admit mAn's
b ihy, through which ths moo crowded
in'ck Aud last. AID aoruf fifty mounted the
tairs. Here they -ets me by a detail ut
pDitr- ann ths shrrif Snd forced back lnto
the Il nfti ~. by tni, tim, the mob ou
SIDE h 81 y ocured long, heavy board, anu
pi.cin. L. in the iroa rslling IN front OF the
j.it. pushed iL through the winiow IN the
second story. With this tney broke ou,
the - tire sash and inside shu ters, aud {
scr ,m bed into tns apartment Ut Jsiler
Br. dv. rbs successful move encouraged
me crowd, vno made . rush for
the soutn dor leading - the street frow
the second ,t,ry, which IL here level wtn
the pavement. THIS coon rave way aud !
tbs mob .~nt through In crest nun o-r,.
The sb-r fi's force consisted ~ thirteen
men. Wnsn the mob entered these ~ith-
f'.w hss,ly into the j,1 proper. leaving
beteeen tnsm ard tue mob the heavy
,r,i,d on q or ~hlcb srp,rstes the r.
, piicn room rom the csll room. rhis {
s t tbs foot of the stsirwav
csding up to the cell room. Tn. .
.,crp'ion room vas isnmrd aud I
me moh kept csiling Give M B-rner," y
give us Johnsoui' AID 20 on through the ,
1T OF murderers o,Dfued IN j.l There I
esmef to be no leader. Finely q tall I