New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
ORDER STILL MAINIAINED.
A FEELING OF RELIEF IN CINCINNATI.
lNFLUENCE OF THE mOT-A PANIC ~ AN OPERA
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tSrtr.rxcr or Tur mora PANIC ~ AN OPERA
HOUSE AvERTEp-TRAvEL RESUMED.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-Thc relief experienced
hy the removal OF the anxiety which has rested 40 ~
iy upon the city ucc Friday night can hardly ne ue
scribod The citizens unanimous In wanting no more
mubs ana yet they are not convinced that the oshai
purpose Of this mob was not % righteous one Inc
failure 10 accomplish the original purpose on ffluV
might practically ended the eXerons OF the men eg"
IN the attack the Jail Policemen and even mill'la
mon are looked upon with comfort as rreserVers OF 'o
law Although the purpose OF the original mon Iaie'"
there l. feeling that its influence viii be ie' ln'
Judges arc making arrangements to make more speedy
work In the trial Of criminals The commissioners have
not c found rooms IN which 10 hold the courts ana there
s tak OF building temporary structure on The jail ot
~ thought prudent 10 have 20 traverse much saco
ga taunr prisoners to aud from the court-roon'
he - rain,torm. accompanied by thunder last
uieht served 20 keep everybody od the streets" Inc
militia on duty at the hirrtcadcs were completely
dr,ncacd. The weather turned colder after the rain
and the soldiers suffered much discomfort The latro
wagons drove around collecting blankets for them'
Some excitement was caused about midnight 10y TWO
shots ofa revolver fred hv man running down VINE
st.. Fourth. 10 thought at ht-t To he sigma"
but the man was speedily captured. when It was
aseeriaiued that Doc trying 20 st1T street
car and falling to do 80 had fired at ~ Ai the Grand
Opera House la.i nicht panic barely aNcrled hy
the prcscucc of mnd Of the actors. Some ON" IN the
audience raised The cry OF lire. and instantly they wero
an on their feet The acor- assured the people mat
there WIS for alarm, and quiet was restored
Every uuu.uh sound IL noted since the experience
Of the past fcN nights
TIfT BANWCApre PARTLY REMOVED
ono Of the most encouraging outward signs 81 the
supremacy Of order has just appeared In the removal ot
m, tarrcac. n about the Court House ~
noon the of the Mount Auburn line were
permitted pass through after having been smut out
since 0:}O p mn. Saturday. Travel of al kinds was at
once resumed about the 'oui House. lc" siu', I
are sin pacing the sidewalks In tne neiRhhnrhoou 10
prevent Nvuturt-omo persons entering we uaukoIous
structure The .enure military force VIII be WlthdraNn
to-day. except m ih l'efimcn| @ wii'n vii vii
let of the dead and wounded places the dead at io' ana
the wounded nt l3S.
open The public the hrirdc n front o the JAIL ana
o :, sauioc si ere stl position. THESE cause cont
writi,gy htr interruption 10 business and thry maze
30 Impossible foJ crowd 80 prcss closely on the jail Al
the burial yesterday ~ Adolph Mcirung one OF the men
Lod sa,uray night. hi- father tainted at tLs tllNei
lie was carried home m an unconscious condition ana
Inc t,ecufiye Committee Of Fifteen sin hold their
meetings with closed doors because their tduc~ are a
,-'y and ,hcy rcr'rd IL ns wise O." keel irr lorin
tiou aud nu- from the general public Al the meeting
today rcaolution adopted dysing against h4ia
imi,ts ,,pId ir ds4rnsled while alI fine signs are
hopeful aud thr belief D. general hatne further violence
D. prof able, there i- SOME anprch,nsion among those
charged with the preservation Gt order.
sim, IL, rony he .I k- around the iail and court
L1u-o Tho, h1t. no mole. not even tauntin-, a.
they rao sunday when they were bcaiud the barri
,Idrs. -
sl, o. Iavius to-day says that he sent Deputy Sheriff
Man Buckeye to Colonel Mott and escort HIM Ia the
ai When be reached Smith and Vine stS four squares
from the iaui. the Colonel halted and said he
would 20 no further until met by the Sheriff
hm~'lf luckc'c rr1oit"d this, ana hdwkius' thonth
wear the uniform OF colonel and being therefore
special TARGET for the mob. wcut to within square OF
Mott anl buckeye tell him TO lie wait
cd hnf en- hour when BlckeYe returned saying: The
cowarly man Won't come. ~u'tiu Ht"kn~ '''h re-
turncd 90 tine a and the ith fesnent ndrcned PACK 10
the depot. .
n has been decided to iud temporary quarters for the
Criminal Court m the iaI yard, tO be- ready In two
weeks The Grand jury will assemble at once
IN tno Old aruory mar Cont and Walnut
stz Provision has been made Tor tine accommO-
dp1nu of an the courts sad legal business will proceed
q. usual Ih' laW upruiau has apuic To al the SAFE
auihouc- Tor gus ~ court rrpoits statutes, etc. a.
nucleus for q new library.