Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

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ment has been made 10 ths moo ina
they are government prisoners
The Fourth regiment oil TINS CITY lei
for Cincinnati this p. IN.
BERNER SAFE.
Rerner was brought by train No. =
from Fosters cross ng To Miam'viil'
i'm tie direction of the city, where NJ
was transferred 10 the Columbus ac
commodation. and locked up IN IN,
express car. He Iassed Loveian ana
Morrow all riuht, and hould by this
time Il p IN b. In Columbus.
MILITIA ORDERED OUT.
Columbus, o., March - Special
trains have been sent out for compa'
mics ut surrounding towns. The gov
ernor has given the order and n large
force oftrNops will tart from here ut
three o'clock by special trains for Gin
cinnati.
NooS Tie riot alarm has been
calling the military together for half
an hour. The Fourteenth regiment Is
resting on its arms waiting for a
special train TO Cincinnati The
Fourth regiment, with headquarters
at Dayton, has also been ordered by
the governor to fall in for orders.
NARROW ESCAPES.
Columbus. Ohio, March a0.-Berner
was landed in the penitentiary at s
o'clock tonight. being accompanied
by strong guard of sp eals COM
manded by Deputy Sheriff Moses OF
Cincinnati. He had II most eventful
experience of escapes for the past thirty
hours. After leaplng from the train
last night, he wandered over the coun-
try, Keeping in sigLt of the railroad,
and finally rested in n box ear
on siding till nearly
daylight, when he broke
Tor the woods and was overtaken abuu!
10 o'clock 10y Deputies Moses ana
Devato, who kept up the chase with
buggies. They had difficulty in keep
Ing him concealed during the day, and
finally drove to Fosters Crossing, the
next station beyond Lovtland, where
they had previously arranged To meet
some newspaper correspondents. They
had
CHANGED BERNER's CLOTHES,
Dut a Derby instead of soft hat on
him, aud hal him so changed |
hat no one would recognize |
him from the descriptions. They |
urned him over to two correspondents, |
md then claimed that they had failed |
q find their man. There was quite
rowd ut the place, however, before
he train arrived at io'clock, and the
'eOple suspected them and called for
5erner, but they got of safely. Ber-
Ter was at once taken into closed
xpress car by the journalists,
nd the E.oillcers were in the
caches pretending to be en- route to
he capital for advice and aid They
,ept the governor advised by the con
iuctor sending dispatches from every
talion, and the governor got the OIL
lals to have the train stopped half
nile from the depot here aud close to
he penltentiary, when Berner was
AIKEN in on the run. There were
rowds at all of the stations making
Inquiries, and multitude awaited the
rain in and about this city, but they
'ere given the slip. a detachment of
fteen police and II large number of
rison guards bad been quietly located
I the suburban crossing where the
arty alighted, and they succeeded III
citing thereon without arousing sus-
icion. They made II double.qu.ck to /
he prison gates. Berner was
SCARED NEARLY no DEATH.
He was the first man Warden
homas ever saw glad to get behind
ne walls. He rejoiced when he got ;
Iside; wanted something to eat and n :
nance to rest. After supper he re-
ted his trip with everyone he met,
rising and boiling for his blood. He !
eighteen years old, sentenced 10
"enty years and hopes to ouLlive 1t.
10 retired early, and will attend
lapel tomorrow, resting the first
ay.
Governor Hoadly has three regi-
ients and two batteries ordered to
with orders To not leave
he Cincinnati depOts unless absolute.
Y necessary. Acknowledgement Fin
~ Is en- route to Cincinnati, and the
overnor Is sitting up to see the night
trough. The excitement has abated
ere since Berner is lodged where he
annot be taken out
THE CIRCULAR.
Cincinnati, March 29.--The follow
Dg hand.blil was given wide circu-
alton through the city to-day:
Public safety demands Immediate
.ction; organize vigilance committees
II every ward; heaf sores by purifying
he body; serve notice To criminals,
riminal lawyers, gamblers and prosti-
utes to leave Hamilton county
within three days. and remain
way forever or suffer the penalty.
rs long as the present clique of Grim.
nal lawyers that infest the city are
to remain aud corrupt ju.
les, outrage justice aud shield crimi-
ais, just that long will our citizens be
hurnered, our property destroyed and
rejection by the law denied. Make
ne clear sweep while we are at il. A
,rge committee of 800 in each ward,
of the best clti-
ems, can by earnest work
leanse the moral atmosphere in three
ays. Organize ut once, and serve no.
Ice To all uisrcputaOlo characters In
he ward to leave and never return.
he reputation of this city demands "a
hanse or wickedness will reign SUI
rene.
FINS.
III p. NIT Is aumored that the mob
as captured the Gatling gun from the
ollce. Powell's gun store has been
roken In, and the mob is getting all
ne available arms and ammunition.
is rumored that eight persons have
een killed. Fire Is still raging al The
1tlrt house and IL seems impossible to 5
I'VE the structure. {
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