The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-02-22

Cincinnati. Feb. 10. Walling and
jackson, the accused murderers of
Pearl Bryan, will start from the jail
at $3.50 tomorrow for hearing In the
police court on the charge of being
fugitives from Justice. In view of that
fact the following advertisement.
which appeared In a morning paper
without signature, ia regarded with
suspicion to say the least. Here 1t is:
Wanted-Mcn. ab.e-bodied; 1000 at
Court and Sycamore streets, at $50
o'clock. Come ready for work."
The entrance to the Jail Is at the
corner Of those streets. The natural
Inference is that this is an Indictment
to riot. inserted in the paper by some
unknown fomenter of mischief. II
LOO men report there ready for work
that means trouble, and they may
have both In any quantity desired.
Whatever may be the personal feel
tngs Of the police toward the prisoners.
they can be denendcd upon to keen
their oath to uphold law. The same
may re said OF the local military. The
probability ia against trouble.
DIR. w. Fl. Crane. the chemist who
discovered cocaine in the stomach OF
Pearl Bryan. has just reported official.
~ that his analysis showed the pres.
ence Of twO-thfrds of a grain of that
drug.
George III. Jackson. the revealer of
the facts Of the midnight drive to the
scene of the tragedy. bears q spotless
rame wherever he has lived for from
one to four years. In Springfield. Ohio,
where he lived only q few months. his
reputation with the police is bad. IF
he Is wanted for embezzleEent. as Is
alleged there. he can be had speedily
HIS testimony was the means Of send
Ing colorrd minister to the peniten-
tiary from Walnut Hills short time
cco. This has mnde him some enemies
beyond tie confines of Cincinnati. The
effect of Jackson's revelations upon
the prisoners has been more depress-
Ing than anything else that has trans.
pired.
A black bead. few blonde hairs
and some hairpins have been found in
the newly discovered roclaway. These
circumstances. with the established
fact of the rockaway being out on that
murderous night are strongly corrol)-
oratfve Of Jackson's story.
1t ts hardly probable that habeas
corpus proceedings may be employed
to delay the extrAditiOn to kentucky.
Meantime Gov. Bradley has set hts
foot down against lynching, and the
good citizens Of Newport resent the
imputAtiOn that they are not able to
give the prisoners fair trial.
These UnfOrtunates.
Following is the list of the unfOrt,l.
mates ohtairable to date:
The Dead-Mrs Margaret Carroll,
Jumped from window; Mrs. Foley,
Jumped from window; Mrs. Robert
Kane. jumped from window.
The 1niurcd-Mamie Day. jumped
and badly hurt; Annette Harrington,
badly burned; Lillian Oathout, burned;
Mamie Rourke, burned; Lillian
Kreiger burned ana badly bruised:
James Quinn, under wall. will die;
Mrs. Johnson. badly burned. will die;
Frank Rossi. bruised by falling wall;
Policeman Burke. bruised by falling
wall: Policeman Watson. bruised by
falling wall: Fireman Mcclure,
bruised by falling wall; Lottie Hull,
severely burned; Nellie Hull, badly
burned.
Missing and Probably dcad-Mamie
Danks. Katie O'COnnor, Miss O'Neill,
Miss Harberschcr.
Later reports indicate that at least
twenty lives were lost.