Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
The HAYES Tragedy Overshsdowsd hy
Saturdays BLOODY work-others sus-
pettsd Of tho Bawes Snrders


in bifmugLsn
After tne .ody o. Mrs Halves had been
brought into tie city cariy saturday nighi
and aiicrw1rd ordered out by Mayor lhomp-
son. uuncrous rrporis were rye That the
body ~ HtHc Irene had been found IA the
Same lake. hui thi- va. untrue. 10 has not
heeu Gi.coeerrd. so foIOaer Hib3it saws.
The Shooting ~ 80 urdag night almost
bioued this feature 90 fhc appalling tragedy
oui ~ mind. 9nl uD,pnV bad been said 81 10
Yesterday. The hhc is being drained to-day.
u,wa's rn.sE>T WHY.
An olcmm Nas uedc 20 see ilawe.'s new
wife. Ni-. Maize story, hut she returned 90
to'unhls, Mics, saturday morning, fortu-
u1tfiy 80 fimt iecsraun 80 These subsequent
horrors Ihc bs words she said 10 o reia-
tive who Vtnt bone wi 900 her were: "Oh,my
coo. Uncle. aIl fait will kiil me! cannot
stand 80 c1uuoi stand iii" She IS o
lovely crl about twentv year, Of aRc.
gus HoTerHoop HaING HAwgs INNOCENT
Their, 1cre wild rum0rs about thc streets
le.t uight iuat q special train containing 300
pnurd Nlssi' Ippi1us would reach mis- city
about O'Clock IBIS morning. bat they DID
mo- come.
The brotherhood ~ Locomotive Engl-
ucDrs. of which llIWcs is member. have
tcle.ruphcd fh3i 'hey have engaged deiec-
tive t0 Uofk up the case. They believe that
Uaacs Is innocent. and tlat the col0rcd
woman. Fannie Bryant, and Albert Pattcr-
son murdered and robbed Mr.. ilgWCs and
then KILLED the children.
Ere0ero CONFESSION or HAWKS.
Haw.outg. AlA. December lot is
Tcrorird tha' llaw... who hss been the Cause
~ saturday rirbfs tragedy. has made iuu
confession oi thccrimos charged eraiusi him.
f,u-iufs- fs g.fu. ou ns usr.i to-day. except
fhlt ODD SELDOM. o.. closed by order ~ Colonel
loues. commanding the troops, and the only
evidence of trouble remaining E. the line ~
troops rud cannon Vuardiug every approach
go the jon. There Is -tlli much feeling. but
~ is sl1dusI. 40 matter who was right or
wrong iu frc TRAGEDY of saturday thnt teri.
lI. yolIov mas settled on desire - the mob 20
break down the iiiL They win not Try it
sriin.
furMU ANu cuNr oF POLICE CHARGED WITH
MURDER.
Sheriff smith 3. still p jai' under arrest for
murder. ana thici-oi-ppnce PicsTd wns ~.
les-oi ona 10000 bono tms moruiug. smith
ury leave tHe oiY under % military escort
uutl o. iuIl cN1minaiiou az the case he made
ly Orc Coroner lut tuat las not been fully
determined o.. yc'.
vIrsf.eNi rF reg Irr'LtpE.
Ticfn.onirt arc statement. from several
upn who were Near the front % tlc crowd
pIItu tle fDleF Vi- fired:
g.. q I.t-. vito wac MORALLY wounded,
enid: N,nt uu 'o see what tho crowd WIS
going io do. don't think they would have
cried 20 break the door down. but thfy
might ] Ud not tuk officers would
shoot"
Al Rrauunp. deputy United states mar
fhsl from Gadsdcu. now dead, SAID: "
went t.,ro out ot curiosity and o. sec the
lyuthiuc II there WIS oue. oid not expect
60 take Uart lu it,
Mau Kennedy, who "a badly wounded,
said: "l was there begging the crowd 10 20
bapb. I bad friends in tho crowd and did
uot want tuem 90 du anything rash.
wanted lass and ordcr maintained aud WAS
dolul ell could tn ilit cld. / did not
t1ok theouerr- would shoot uolc', an at
,uph Was actually made Oh the JAIL
"1gAR rug JAIL DOWN."
Mr.. q. WAUGH OtwYeD said: eel hsd Just
ief thc jli. J met tuc crowd aud pleaded
VITO th,m to go back. / told them time and
n.an tur officers would shoot. They had no
leaders, but just before the shooting several
men who were drunk pressed to the front
nnd said: Tear The jail down and hang
Hawcs' Then the yohey was hred.'
ARRIVAL or TROOPS.
AN thoughts ~ Attempting any further
attacks 0u One iail were abandoned upon the
arrival Of tae troops ordered here by Gov,
crnor ~cay, although "a crowd ~ curious
people stood all day forming o line across
Twenty drst street aud second sycnuo,
where Inc military guard WIS fo,med. The
ff,t troop, tO arrive were The Blues sud the
Gr.ys sud tle a.tlciy from Montgomery,
NH, reached tine city ~ lO o'clock A. NJ,
and were 0i once marched Co the couri-house
.nI n--I -u'd Goo their posts of duiy. Sentl-
nd lines were eNhUstel upon all the +
street. ieadius Co tbe jai from one 20 two +
cocks distant, and u0 onr has since been
allowed 90 approach uoaf,r than that To-
ue huidmS uule>, provided with pass
ir.m Colonel Joucs. who was placed toy the /
Governor ga charge oi al sue troops.
rlf NlIhp .Np WOUNDED.
Tlc following is a correct list Of the killed /.
end wounded:
Dead Mmdce %. Throckmorlon. y. r.. /.
'.Cov, A. b rarra1'. a. ID. bryant. G. &. /
r1'r. Charles Jenkins, Colbert smith, /
Ucpug SHERIFF Bauuau OF Gad,den, /
Charles Bailey. and am unknown negro. /
HN. rst ws. obtained FROM tae different /
urftilakert aud 90 is thought there are two /
COZ three other, for whom collins have uotyet |
been oh'alucd
rno wounded are: Mr. Berkeley, John II.
Herrt Nait kconedy. J. W. owens. j. W.
DfIn.rc. Albert smith. ". 4. Bird, Is,
Ec.clmr.n. Lawrence Ft2hugh, 4. y.
e.tidr. and .. ". Montgomery. In add.
ton tD t.cse there are large number az
people who received slight bat not disabling
Wounds. and ale therefore not reported at the
hospital
captain T.. ". Edwards has the track Of
Winchester fidc- bhli across bis forehead, and /
is on t.i, side Of lne dark river by only
.I'> breadth. Narrow escapes aie too
numerous to mention. The dead are being
rtDpsIrd for burial and those who nvod
600. 90 tl,ci'V are being sent 10 their friends
r, fa,t as possible, Oi tine wounded at the
hospital 90 IS DOW hoped That all will recover
90 S. g. more aud Matt Kennedy, who are
most Desperately wounded, are resting
gn,''y.
THr CovFs,NoU WANTED.
Certain prominent officials in TIE cliy have
torlrpled Governor scay thai they con-
tfd,r 10 rece..efs'isr bin 90 be here. and
Dave asked niu 3D. cone 20 once lie Win
t.lYt investigate The Situation personally,
rHl make arrangements Tor the removal OF
lnwt- aud SHERIFF smith or FOR The relief o.
i.r soldiers.
The question ha, been repeatedly asked by
p iai.f NN-fNtI Nl IffHftN- AiHN iHA@ WI tli'
military rem8in hercf The military" SAYS
Coi1uel Jones, Twill remain here ss long ~
70 De- necessary, aud until officially notified by
th, Governor 10 leave. No one but ihe GOV.
euor las the power 10 remove them from
thrlr post. 90 duly. The Governor will dis
m-s ibem when 10 is thought alt danger Is
past. and not before. II hawes is 10 be re-
moved 10 smother city u may be that the
military will he dismissed al once. II not, u
wl probably be several days before they
ro."
Many ielegrams concerning the situation
passed to-day between Governor seay snd
ttc authorities. 10 Is not probable thsi TIE
Governor. orders 10 dismiss the troops w''
he gwen unn Coroner Babhit, now acting
saeu1. says they are no longer needed.
FUNERALS on TuE VICTIMS.
The funeral Of Postmaster Throckmorton
took place this afternoon from the Church OF
the Advent. The funeral ceremonies were
conducted BY Rev. ThOmts j. Beard, pastor
~ The church. The Teusins we're Inferred
ia Oak uiIl cemetery aud were buried with