The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-30
NUMBER 81

crowds beng gathered at the stations
and threats made against the dppti,
sheriil4, that they would suffer ia ihcy
did not succeed IN their scouting
about the country to produce Brruer
or show that M had been put ont of
the way
COLrMBCs, o March 2y-Noou --
The rot alarm has been calling the
militia together for half an hour The
fourteenth regiment Is resting ON it,
Hrms, waiting for n special traiu Go
cincinnati. The fourth regimen.
win It's headquarters At DAYTON. has
sIso Oecu ordered by the governor ,I
tall III for orders.
Special trains have bccu sent oui
Tor companies from the surrounding
towns. Tho governor has given OF.
uers anu large force of troops will
start from here al 3 O'Clock toy sprriaI
trains Tor Cincinnati.
BRRSER CAUGHT
ClNorNSAIL March ~ -Beruor wa.
caught at Ford Crossing. at y u THIS
evening" ana IL III charge " unirrr- vA.
will take him to CUlambu4.
HtHNFR IL rn PISS
CtNCtNNATt, March ap Il ,rner
was brought by train 2G from. Foster,
crossing 10 MiamIsviaa. in thr. ,i,,p..
ton of the CIty. where hr Wn- ir,u.-
tcrred to the Columbia, train ..,.i
locked up in Au express cat. H.,
passed Lpvelaud all right aud should
hy this time & p. m be in Couu.
bus.
Latter Private advice. irom D...
iumhu4 say: Bcrncr was -atcly H,.
pn4itcd IA the pcnitentiary Al anuu.
$3.50 p. IN.
nuWNISG rHE COURTHOUSE
ClvciSSAri, March ~, 9:t5 IN -Ib.
lire alarm h,s Just sounded from court
and Vine, two squares T um th. court
house caused by u llre IN the trausurer-
office. on the first n,or NJ the cnu
house. ul-u an immense bouiite ma frnut
OF the Secnu National bank, corner ut
Count aud Maiu, pppnsitr tine { eHsufer.,
Office, All the large glass windows iu
the front ~ tine court house are broken
To pieces. The mob ARE firing reviewers,
throwing houlderr and yelling. The
mili,lu lircd into the m 10 FROM the cYu
house, but IA no harm IL known % .-
supposed thy used blanks. The mau
IA grrntrr than last nigh, aud more
drunken mon IN 1t. Wild rumors trr
eiiput ia It the IN ID hH. 70 quantity oft
a, mantle, another that 5000 men trt
coming from Kentucky h. reinforce 'hr
IN b.
CtNcINNAri. March 80 THE n.
/ lowing n4ud-hill hS- been given Wide
/ circulation through the c.ty to-day
" Public safely demands Immediate
action. Organize vigilance commit
tees in every ward. Heal SORES los.
purifying the hudy Serve notice ru
all criminals, criminal lawyers, guu-
blcr- aud pr0siItutc- to leave llAWI
ton county within three day and rr.
man away forever, or suffer the p-u-
atty. As long a- the present clique OF
criminal LAWYERS that iutr-t thrrII
are permitted to remain aud influence
"A Jury, and shield criminals, Just that
l"ug viii our citizens be- murdered.
our property destroy ed aud protection
by law denied. Make one clean sweep
while We are mt 1t
A large committee OF 500 IN each
ward, composed OF the best utl leus.
can, by earnest work, cleanse the
moral atmosphere IN three days. Or
RauiHr at once, aud serve notice 10 ON
disroputahlc characters IN the Warl
u leave aud never return. The repu
tatiuu of the ny dcursud. the change
or wickcdncts will reign supreme.
II p. IN II is rumurcd than iha
mob has captured thtliu guH ir,W
the police.
puw,llz gun.-lore has been br.h-,
in and the uIuu are getting all HynlIa
bile arms and umunltiou.
II Is reported that eight mcu mg,
boon killed.
The fire IA still raging at the court
, house aud il seems impossible iu tpyr
e tho structure.
II was nearly midnight WHOM ID.
! IAN regiment reached the rcruc
! lney, with determined pluck au
I skill, formed for the fearful work of
I clearing the streets. Their work Ws-
l accomplished aud thty are now 300 no.
= jail yard with the hc-iegcd guard,
l and police. The Fourth regimen
= arrived Mt the other side Of the riD,
, aud after marching part OF the wa,
q to the scruc of the riot turu-i Hv
went back To the depot, Col Juu
W. Harper, aid.de-camp TO the G1N
eruUr, who il here Photographed rh|
\ action to Governor liuudlN, uui he
=, received reply ordering the fuurt'
e regiment 10 report to the jail lur,h
r: with aud join the Others
u March ~ "A. MY som,
r unaccoumtnblr motive the mon stands
.. IN the street. in the range OF the -o.
II dicrs' guns, appar 'ntly courtHt
1t death. There il no method, mo- pun
p pose, 1t is "a typical mob OF mad mru
.e Just now man who ycuturcd ur1
the scene saw a yolley fired NM
d man named Gallagher, whom lN
10 man happcnei to know, tell dral
m several others were wOunued. 4
rs this hour there IN no cessation of lt,
ID firing; indeed, 1t has grown hosNlr
ID and il accounted tor by lhc -luirw,u
.d that the mob hHve.procur,d "a ceuunu