Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18


action increased the fury against DJl'
by, ami Governor Nick Iniog wai ~.
penltd 10 or additional nssiainucp AMI
iroups from COumbua were sent mere
tnis morning, Col. Colt Ia clmmani.
The mob suffuuu 4od ihc ilil anu court
house, attempting 90 take DIiby from
the Ufiiccta wheu he was removed from
tho Jnil 20 the court house Tor trial, but
ihuy were Kept Ut bay by tue use VI
bayonUts ami clubbud guus.
wEAIEDLY WARNED.
CtNciNNATi, o., Ocf. IA special
10 tue Commercial Gat us rom Wash.
iugt0u court hJuas saJ that alter the
nuEfO Dolby received his sentence t.
day Elmtr BOYD, a b0n of the outrage
gOman, adhered the crowd from The
court house store begging " 10 III.
r-iHr, "becawc," Lu said, ~ do not
want any valuable lives sacrificed ~
ma attempt 10 ue.tfoy "a worthless li.r.n
lhe mob hOotud nim and he went
away.
Too special says Colonel Colt, the
military co mau-tf, whfuCd N, ~ b
" u broke Ia the doors ni the iail the
alldirra would IRE. When tue door
was broken anu The noldiorn nr,d some
shluttd, "rhey ntc ming blank ear.
triIges" IL wab some time before the
mob realized that deadly bullets were
coming ~ them, aud when they did
they iitd In all directions.
MORE TROOPS ARRIVE.
CfSCiNNAr1, Uct i5.--rho train
whion lti, here nj iO;dl / si nlfht
win 40 roofs Of tue Fins, regiment
nrrivoI Vt Washington Court House al
$3.50 this morning, haying C1nsumud
Jour hOun Ia travelling srvouiy.Uight
milsH. 10 arrived nj INDIANA city Mt
1910, which NJ thlfty.thrUs miles OF
Washing on. The train moved eau.
tousiy there thirty ,hfUe mites auu
reached Washington Count H4uso nt
$3.50 this mUrnlus, having consumed
one hour anu ftY minutes IN going
thirly -ihfcu miles. Arriving, The
soldiers found the Hlretts deserted nuu
thst the iyuchuu hal given ~ thc
contest. the negro, william Dolby ,ulias
JASPER, allAs Marun, was placed be-
tween the OIvn Urder ranks " the
militia aud marched & tue train,
which started hf Columbus.
SOLDIERS AND IuE IuB.
CINoiSsATI, o., Oct. ia Com.
morolui Gds,uc special, drsufibing tue
afternoon ~ Warrington courthouse,
sayi;
rhc soldiers had easy duty guarding
the jail, the greater number Of citiErns
remaining on the opposite side OF the
courthouse until S.3l O'Clock. By that
time the people hai learned that N was
intended ~ have ths negro arraignsd
aud sentencod In tine ~ take him 10
Columbus, leaving here Vt $3.50.
Col. Colt was To- tuo act uf taEing tue
prisoner from the jail 60 the courthouse
TO receive his sentence. The court
house steps were cleared bud wide
paAsageway made 10 the Jail tor thu gu.
trance. 5untfiea NJ close intervals Kept
the line clear. There was menace ia
the reHiless movement Of tho mob.
When all was ready thu side door OF
the jail opened anu Deputies Duck anu
Caldwell with tho pinlOnod negro be.
tween them stepped out on the walk.
There was an instant of huthod silence.
There were cries "iOn't lot him ~ az;
got him; Kill him;n anu the moi
rushed toward tho Hrutties. The latter
took the pOsitlOn Oi charge aud thea
stood ilfm The wave bfOAu only % hen
steel met h-sh. Al the fiat cry the
deputies VINO were surrounded by
Sheuu Cook, Col. Colt, Major Shehks
aud other officers, rapidly pushed tue
negro up the stone steps near the top
OF Which occurred tue most serious
trouble. Here the most determined
attempt was made anu the soldiers
were forced 10 USE their bAyOuets.
Among thu foremost was the gray.
haired Henry XIX, uTothoG-in-law
OF tue victim. lie pushed forward uu-
~ he touched tue legs Of tue negro,
when Hldu blow lrOm bAyOnut
tumbled him down the stops. Tue
negro was hustled up the stairs iut0
the court room.
When Jaspo was called Ilion TO rise
and plead, no mad 10 bn assisted 10 his
feet. He made repeated attempts 10
speak anu finally Whispered "guilly"
Ia an lnaudibls tone.
CtNCISNA1I, Oct. ls,-rhe CODuHsr.
oidi GastHo special from Warrington
cUugt mouse comments al follows.
Blood mas been spilled at Washing
tou court house anu II viii rect win au
investigation % determine whether "
not tue troops were authorized ~ rublft
1. this last step IA llu dltuhafgr OF
sworn DUTY. Whatever may he the
result OF this finding, II 10 doubtful Il
the people OF rayel,e county VIII ever
regard tuuep VINO died Let uight al tho
nan1s o. tpu militia ~ Olhef tnan mar
tyH Ia. q Tlghlegus cause, although
spmltst Lone oftuem, when they re-
c.irluthelf death wounds, engaged,
IN dhi<yltn Rog8. ...
la ia cAAe VI tho negro william
Jasp6r, ~ Dolby, tho usually conser'
vativt ND law adding citizens Of this
county luAhall III ht " tue legal aspects
and oUuid aAs uut lhu fcJuudryl anu
tue gray haired woman who was his
ylutim. Each hRd In his owh mind
dtcleeu duein Ne the Iunl-hmeht Of
Inc guilty wfctch and % enforce that
judgmeut he.Uame mere armed 10 fe-
sis. aud over 0wor, II need 10 All the
authorities cheated and maintained b.
himself.
Amoug the Injured Ia Frank Niedrr-
h .ul,, uFel ~, shot ia the los aud SUI
lerlug from tue amputatiou, cannot
survive. lie was the only pfomineni
citizen injured. Theodore Ammermaui
aged -, At last accounts u sull IN
critical coudiuon.
The reinforcement called for by
Sheriff COX a. q. m. yesterday diu
not arrive until $3.50 this morning. Tue
ghoUtiag vt the cit 1sns occurred abpui
7p,m. It's only thifty.uine milel {.
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