Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
ECHOES FROM THE RIOTS.
Grim. Nisngcd War SmOoihS p0wn his
NrinkicG Front. and Gentle
Peace Prevails.

Cincinnati, April 2--One of the
most encouraging outward signs of the
supremacy uf order has Just appeared
in the removal of the barbados IN the
streets about the court house. AT noon
/ ,he first street ears of the MI. Auburn
| line were permitted To pass through
| after being shut out since hgli-past .
O'Clock on Saturday night, when pistol
/ firing and stone throwing
In front of the court house so
intimidatcd the drivers and conduc-
tors that they refused further TO fisk
| their lives. Travel of all kinds WAS nj
once resumed about the court house.
one of the first lots Of freight delivered
ON North Court street was AN immense
quantity of bacon 10 the Port house
opposite the court house. There Il no
longer that menacing attitude OF pre-
scented arms, but II very few soldiers
are pacing the sidewalks around the
court house for the purpose OF prevents
ing Ventuiesome persons from enter
ing the dangerous structures. The en-
tine military force will ho Withdrawn
To day except the Seventeenth regi-
}, meat, which has orders to remain un-
,ilil further orders. The latest revised
list of dead and wounded makes the
dead 10, ana wounded l5S.
Columbus, Apfii 2.-Gov. Hondly In
a message TO the general assembly 10
B day recommended n provision ny law
for the offer OF mn adequate reward
for the arrest and conviction of the
/, murdprcrs of Capt. John j. Desmond,
: Of company 3 First regiment, Ohic
< National guard, killed ON the evening
, of March 2Slh at Cincinnati while III
the discharge of his duty IN the SIR
4 Vices of the state. lie also recon-
o uends the propriety
!. making provisions for the relic
Y of De-mOnds aged mother from th'
Z pecunlary loss eniailed by the dealt
of her son, he being hcr only support
N A bill passed the senate to allow al
!. militiamcn injured or Frustrated b.
sickness while In the service of th
n state mt Cincinnati l2O day at - pc
n diem.
!. A bill was introduced In the senat
=. providing that citizens may ferov.e
!. from the state damages for the dc
y struction of property by riotous ~
y semblagcs. The bill looks to maxim
10 good, losses sustained by the citizen
II of Cincinnati.
~ Tonight the barbados are all gone
N and the militia nre simply patrolin
the sidewalks around the yard an
70 the court house. Tn v have no MOLE
as tation, not even tauutiug, as they LA
of on Sunday when behind the barr
A cldes. +, cling has had time To COT
IN and the good conduct OF the Fou
|. teenth regiment, in prompt OBJ
diencr, soldielly beating al
uufinchlng bravery facing the de
porate mob around the burning cour
house, tends more and more 10 dev,
op respect for the state troops. Not
VI ing could have been finer than u
behavior of these troops In that charl'
ON To-day as they are returning 10 th,
of homes NJ Delaware aud Marysvil
m. they are welcomed probably
NJ all citizens as the DEBATE
go nents from Columbus Were IL
lei night. Naturally enough, foremc
ms amopg those doing honor to thoyoul
ks soldiers are the members of the Graz
Ia, Army OF the Republic. The old 8
,re diers are glad 10 recognize true soiuie
spirit
lth The conduct of the Fourth regime
me appears In IA worse light the more II
ua. known, Sheriff Hawkins to-day ~
en-, no sent Deputy Sheriff Buckeye
his meet Col. Mott and escort him 10
ger, Ninth and Vine streets, four squa
nn. from the Jail, the colonel halted a
lem said lac would 80 no further nntil u
too by no sheriff himself. Buckeye
n of ported this, and Hawkins, thou
wearing the uniform and therefor
special target for the mob, went
within u square.
A Mott sent Buckeye 10 tell MN
H., come on. He waited half an II
ayns when Buckeye returned, saying,
~ eowardiy men Won't come hawk
-'o then returned 10 the jail nni
,r.. Fourth regiment marched hnck. TO
'"'' depot. The next dizzy tho colonel, y
N, y portion OF HIS command, rtporie
I I the jail and has been on duty III
day when he was relieved,
Col. Hunt oI the First
~ hent makes u vigorous
"'ue Test against the charges ihAt
Troops fired reckleavly aud wi'hou'