Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

where tha officer III cn".Re
ia hereby directed to enrol IN III.
Members of the Grand Army Oh wy
Renubllc are requested to assehipis
win their officers at their posts 'nu
rannrt themselves by messenger u iiie
for similar duty. Citizens are warmed
~ keen the bows and youths Of ine'r
families nj home, and to remain
nnietly In their houses, except th"se
nrgat,ized Us above directed, All per
sons found on the street
af,er seven o'clock TINS
syeninp will be required to show goou
canse for being abroad The authorl-
lies of the city and OF the state are de-
termined that order shall be imme.
diately and permanently restored, aud
the consequences of disObedience To
this proclamation will be upon these
who fail 70 regard 1t. .
signed THOMAS J. STEPHENS,
Mayor.
The following was Issued this after
noon: -,
10 Adiutaut General Finley: -
hereby request that the governor
concentrate in this city Immediately
All the available force of ONO militia,
believing that the presence OF strong
body of troops will save the necessi ty
for their actual use.
TSignedl THos. ]. STEPHENS, y
Mayor.
TROOPS TO THE FRONT
Columbus. O., March 30.-Governor
Hoadly's official advices from meni-
beers of his statl'in Cincinnati tonight
are such that he has ordered every mil
itary organization in the state to report
to Cinginnati immediately, seventeen
regiments in all, and five batteries.
The governors advices, when he re-
tired ut ) o'clock this morning, were
such that they would be needed, and
he ordered all to be ready for march
ing orders NJ ost of them were order
ed 10 Cincinnati during the day and
the rest tonight. Railroad officials
have been called on to iun special
trains for transportation, and troops
have been run into the city during the
day on orders to rendezvous here, and
this evening they were dispatched to
Cincinnati The governors Office has
been crowded all day with cOunselors,
and these are helping to issue orders
aud answer hundreds of dispatches. 1t
is the first
GENERAL APPEARANCE OF WAR
here since 1865. The governor has
also ordered all the state ammuni-
ton to the seat OF rot and borrowed II
II lot of supplies and equipments from
the Inited States barracks. Manager
McCrea of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati d
st Louis raj way has II wire kept free
fDr him TO communicate 10 the moving
troops, and for those In command AT
Cincinnati with troops called from
this aud other points. There is fear of
"A contagious out breuk owing to uu-
preccdeuted excitement reported from
different quarters. All the railroads
are giving military trains precedence in
right OF way.
THE CAUsUs BELLr,
Berner has been resting quietly in
prl,on all day. The gates had to be
closed against the public for chapel,
owing to the crowd of curiosity gaZers |
that appeared. No violence is prOba- |
bic here. II il very quiet but the
night gunrd at the prison is very |
small aud there has been some talk of |
easy access to him.
CITIZENS MEETING.
Cincinnati, March 30.-Over two
of the most prominent bust
ness men of the city met tonight in
The council chamber of the city build
ng. Mayor Stephens, who was pres
mt, briefly stated what had been done
o protect the city, and asked if 1t met
with approval Ex-Gov. j. ID. COX
md Gen, Andrew Hickenlooper were
among the speakers. The general
sentiment was in favor of upholdinu
he mayor and adjutant.general in
their action. After expressing conf |
dence In the management of affairs, |
the committee nd 'ourped to meet ut o |
O'clock in the mo rning.
THE RIOT RENEWED.
Cincinnati, March 30-About eight
o'clock tonight the regiment from
Columbus, guarding the Court street
was fired into by one of the
mob from an alley between Main and
Walnut on Court. The troops an
swered the challenge by a few shots,
which were followed by volley and
several shots from the Cat.
ling guns stationed there. The
number of injured at this
hour cannot be ascerlained. The fir.
ing is now continuing ut intervals in
all directions. II is the purpose of the
militia to clear the streets. One volley
fired down Main street wounded
among others Mr. Briggs Swift, II
prominent pork packer, standing at
the cornerof Seventh and Main streets,
three squares from the court house, in
conversation with Henry Hanna, "A
Third street broker. He was most se-
riously wounded, and was conveyed
TO his home in carriage.
DISPOSITION OF TROOPS.
Cincinnati, March 30 The follow
ing order was issued this evening to
Col. G, Il. Hunt. Col. Geo. ID. Free
man, and Capt w. Il. Hawkins: The
mayor has requested that troops be
stationed at the following points, viz:
Al the depot, at the armory, Music
hall, Hammond street police station,
city building, county Jail and gas
works. have ordered Col. iGnteck, n
to report ut the city building. You
will please make such disposition OF
your men as 10 comply
rs near as possible with
the request of the mayor. The mill
tary are here In mid of the civil author
tiles acting under the orders of the
mayor in case OF disturbance. Please
direct officers In charge b. use forbpm-
ance as long as there is virtue in for
be rance, aud not be the aggressors,
tut in the event force is required TO
use II effectively in defense of life and
property.
[Signedl Il. b FINLEY.
Adjutant General.
Cincinnati. March 30 So much ter
ror and uncertainty have crept into all
efforts to give "A complete list of the
dead and wound d that the following
list, as perfect Ms can he made, Is givsn: