The Atlanta constitution., 1900-08-27

Canton, a detachment Of the Eighth Ohio
regiment marched down the street from
the train and halting before the ruins OF
the city building. was at once set to work
patroilng the fire lines. There was no
evidence of I'll will or disuuet on the
part of tho crowds at the lines. There
was no talk of violence. The turbulent
element had sunk away with the coming
of daylight and order was once more fully
restored after an awful night of terror
and anarchy.
A revised list of killed and wounded.
when completed. was as follows:
Killed:
son Of Lillian Wade, Empire hotel, shot
through the heart.
Fatally injured:
RHODA DAVIDSON. aged four, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Davidson, shot
through the head.
iniurcd-Fred Norwerk, buckShot wound
I'm abdomen; w. II. Dussel, flesh wound
in leg; Park Stair. flesh wound in leg
John II. Washer. scalp wound from brick
Arthur L. Spraguc, tcamster scalp
wound; John Ahern, painter, flesh wound
IN the arm; T. chelitzki, lash wound in
the hand: Albert Grant, nesh wound he
low knee: Frank Souers. carroll and spicer,
flesh wound In hand, T.. Shelby, buCkshot
I'm abdomen; Albert stevens. No"thtield,
flesh wound cheek aud neck; NJ. Ropke.
flesh wound in neck. Minor Fritz. flesh
wound in cheek; John Denious. flesh
wound I'm leg: a. =. Berry, flesh wound
in breast: David Phillips, flesh wound
In leg: Policeman A. g. Greenle2. struck
over heart by brick: Policeman John
King, knee injured by brick; Policeman
I'D Dunn, struck by brick.
At 800 this morning nine companies
OF the Fourth regiment arrived in the
city and marched 10 the scene OF last
nights rioting.
Shortly before n o'clock Mayor w L.
Young issued a proclamation closing
every saloon i'm Akron until further or
ders The mayor is taking every possi-
bic prccautiou to prevent a renewal Of
the outbreak.
IL the situation demands more drastic
measures the mayor st'ttes that the city
viii bc put under martial law.
In the Akron riot history again repeated
itself-tha innocent ones were those 70
suffer, while the guilty ones We're practi-
cal,y unlnjured.
ON the advice Of friends Mayor Young.
who had been on the scene at $50 a. m,
when Company c arrived. sought his of
flee by back streets and alley ways, as it
was feared that his presence so early
after the rioting would cause a fresh out-
break.
OF the victims Of mob violence Glenn
Wade was shot and almost instantly
killed lie was IN the mob and bul"t
from a revolver pierced his heart. The
lad was oniy eleven years OF age.
Another innocent who VIII die, is Rhoda
Davidson. the four-year-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs j. VI. Davidson. of No. III
Allyn street. Sitting In a carriage with
her mother and father, on the outskirts
Of the mob. a bullet found lodgment in
hor skull. No hope Is held out for her re-
CoVcry.
The resistance shown by the police Of
fees and city official n thc city hau, on
ly served TO lash the mob into greater
frenzy Failing in It's effort TO force an
entrance into the ETY. hall. a portion of he
mob ran To the store of the Standard
Hardware Company. on Main street, about
one and a half blocks from the scene Of
tho rioting. In the twinkling of an eye q
large plate glass window In the front Of
the store was smashed TO atoms, and the
mob ran into and looted the store. Re
volvers. rifles. Shotguns. razOrs and thou
sands Of rounds Of ammunition We're ta-
ken. and with these weapons the mob re-
turned to the city hall. Standing in the