The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-01
UlNClNNAllN UlhOUD.
A SanguInary sabbath Spent In the
Americnn Paris.
Tho IIowllng Mob for n While Hold
Undlspuied Sway.
The Reckless and Random Firing
OF ihe Troops
Adds Much Fresh Fuel to the Furious
Flames.
A $3.50, 900 Court House Is shamefully
Sacrificed 10 spleen.
The Tide now Turning for Law
and Order.
TIE Great Riot Is Almost Faded.
Tue Great Riot Is Almost Faded

SUNDAYS sUMNARY.
CIsciasATI, Mnron 3D.-(1 II. m.)-The
good news comes That the crowd mas sll
gone from the vicinity ot tn, court house,
aud that fire engines are playing on the
tire. The carrisPe factory fire seems To have
been extinguisheu, BY the mob. The
fourth regiment has not yet reached the
courthouse, but wall now have uoditiiculty
Ia getting there.
I2O a. m.--The startling TACT las just
been discovered that the moo have
THREE CAANoE
stationed at the corner OF Fourth and Wal.
nut streets aud are seid TO have obtained
them from Music hall they are evidently
now posted here TO await the coming OF
the fourth regiment which is ex-
pec.ed momeulari.y. Instead o. the
ii4hl being over IL NOW looks as II both
soldiers and police viii De Overpuwered
by the mob. The fourteenth regiment
has been placed IN front u tle courthouse
with unloaded gus. Tsey are keeping the
crowd back but are pelied with bnckbat-
and occasionally pislol is fired. Lieuten-
ant Liggett hes ben
WOUNDED ~ TIE LEa.
The police are worn out, and besides have
no arms iit 10 cope with the mob. The
troops are insuilicienty supplied vita am
munition. ThsTe IL no siga OF the fourth
regiment. Reports from the depot say the
men scattered and when Colonel Harper I
order arrived, the colonel commanding,
Was uuable 10 get the troops together
IL IL evident the mob must be permitted
u enter the jail or tue power OF tue state
must beput forth with. much greater yig1i
before tho end OF the trouble Ii
reached
NO POWDER
3 u. m.-The mob in possession OF
the cannon on Eourth and Wash.
ington streets sesmed TO have no
powder. rney were trying u
secure some. They had obtained Kegs OF
IRON TO be used instead Of canister, and
were moving up Fourth street whore u
squad OF thirty nolicenen, under command
oI Lieutenant Burke, emerged from Ham
mond street slatiOn-hDusa, and with gel
liant charge, without dfing pistol, captur.
ei all the .gung and dispersed the MOB,
There were 10 casualties except from the
use of CLUBS. The pc. ce all through have
shown remarkable bravery aud boldnes'
under all circumstances. This capture
weakened theif spiritf9 such an extent tina
nisbt' During The !. .t TX on Powell's gu,j
store, Mr.. Powell dd suded his property
and killed at least thr men. One account
says he killed seven.
BERgEB TALKS.
COLUMBUS, o., March 30.-Berner said to
make his confession OF "deliDerate murder
by parties erouud the jail, who told nim that
II he confessed he mignt get free. This
vas before he en- 'ayed o lawyer. Alter
wards he had four attorneys and their chief
aim was to destroy the effect OF The confess
sion he had made. lhey we're successful
in This anu by techn'cAlities succeeded IN
practically keeping the confession out OF the
eyi ence in the case. Tom Campbell, OF
al tho loading laWVpr fhp
four aud TO his efforts was due the fact
that Berner was convicted only OF man.
slaughter.
'cARIo.TuRse or cAMPDsLL
of a nature TO arouse pref ldice and incite
indignation against him we're circulated in
Cincinnati yesterday AID have been posted
In Columb bus to-day. Berner's associate In
the crime, negro, who has not been tried,
is one OF The prisoners IN the Hamilton
county jail.
LAY OF THR GROUND,
CIEciNYATI. March 3l-l3:O5 =. IN I-Com-
parstive quiet is rendered The mob has
dispersed. The dead are still lying in the
sLIet Us ia Lhe s.ciuily ul lne CouIitlL snu a
safe estimate OF The killed is fifty
to sevenly.tive, On'y small
portion OF them have been identified or
the killing OF Colonel Huut aud O'Mears is
false. There we're three or four slight cas-
ualtie' in the Jail. The colonel of the fourth
regiment IL not able u col ect hls men, buf
Colonel Church, OF the governors staif, ls
endeavoring to get him 10 Join the rest OF
the command
no CHANGE.
OIEciHrATI, March 30 Il p my There has
bepn no change IN the situation sinc3 the
M b dispersed this morning. Although the
weather rs delightful and although this 10
Sunday the streets are comparatively GEAR
OF people The streets are barricaded nov in
all directions, keeping the crowd q square
away from the conrt-house and all.
ALL the MILITIA.
General Finley, al iui ans general here,
snd all the avaiianle militia OF the stare
have been ordered here at the qu ckest pos
sible time. Everybody looks ior repeu-
tion 10 night OF last nights bloody aud aim
less work.
ADATTERY THAT MEANS BUSINESS
CLEVELAND, March 30.--Ihe iirt battery
of light artillery with shotted guns has LETT
here by epeciai for Cincinnati.
ABAR KEEPER SHOT
CncISHATf March 30, 3 p m.-Fred
Smalz, n bar keeper at the Queen C.ty no
tel, has Just been saot ov militia man
at Main and Canal streets and instantly
killed.
CIScisEATI, March 30-[S:lo . ml-Firing
besan at the court house heavier than any
time last night.
CIYcIHsATI, March 30.-[s:i5 y. =
Briggs swift, one of our leading citizens,
living st No 81 West Eighth street has Just
been shot at Ninth end Main streets.
GRIM WAR SURE ENOUGH,
COLUMBUS. o., March 30 - Governor
III Hoadley's official advices from tho mem
bers of his staff In Cincinnati tonight. are
such that he has ordered every military or
paniz alton in the state 10 report t. Cincin-
naii Immediately. seventeen regiments IN
all Ii IL the fret general appearance OF
war here since 1865 The governor
also has ordered ell ktste ammunition to
the seat OF the riot ard borrowed a lot oJ
equipments from United States
boTracks.
pERNER
has been resting quietly in the prison all
aay. The gates mad 10 be closed against
The public, owing to the multitude OF cnri-
psity gszers that appeared. No violence
Ia probable here. II Is very quiet. but the
pIsht guard At the prison IL sma |. and
there has been some talk OF an easy accsss
10 dim
CrscrSssrr, March 3o.-Deep feeling
against the militia was manifested all the
time. Now and then during the afternoon
stones were thrown st them whenever the
offered. This became 2, an-
tk.f e.