The sun., 1900-07-29
NEW ORLEANS QUIET AGAIN
ORDER RESTORED. BUT THE SPECIAL
POLHE STAY ON Gt ARD
rnc Death OF the Dcsperado Charles Clear,
the situation Negroes Appear Again on
tb. street -Chariess Hiding Place ard the
NnYcI lie Was Rcadin. .-HilIs CT, Must Pay.


AM uu'n Monday, when II Is thought that the
excitement win be over for the present Al
least the flavor has announced his purpose
NOT to disband them until the atmosphere II
thoroughly cleared The killing Of Charles
the negro desperado who caused all the trouble
did great deal toward stopping the riotng
rvoull have required militia for several weeks
TO keep or Ter II Charles had not been caugh,
or otherwise disposed OF.
The negroes appeared In large numbers on
the streets to-day and were unnoly stcd. save
an old woman charged with tncendiary talk,
who was stoned ana b'at"n by a mob OF bows.
The story was circulated to-day that the man
killed by the mob yesterday was not Charles.
and this produced hau enect, tor nothing
has done more 70 quiet the public excitement
than the belei that the murderer and des-
perado was dead Trouble was almost certain
ns long as he was alive. thorough eAam-
nation was mace oi 'He corpse wh!ch ieit no
DOUBT as 10 the matter Inc oody was identi-
red by Leonard ierce. VINO was with nm IN
he hsht On iueSuAy niSh'' ana VINO hao peeh
hs roommate. py various marks on his person,
by oo'h inc 'acksoiis' III whose mouse ne was
kHed ana oy nus ienow servants az the ST.
thar.'s MOTEL Where no worked lor some tlme'
,har's h'u oe'1 rowing character ITO
had oeen raiload haho' novel walter news
paper c"rr1er' ana was thereiore known 10
large huinper oil PERSONS all OF whom ident-
hed Nun o. hooef' 'haries formerly OF Column
bus ana Nlchsnurs' Mss ana Tor some time
an aGent Tor blshop turner's lLberlan Exodu,
Society lie hnd twice arranged to 30 to
africa I" get away from what he d'nominated
me oppression OF ths whi'e men, and was well
known 10 large number OF negroes no had
appeaied 70 ana asked TO JOIN the llberian
movement
According to Martha Jackson. Charles came
to her house on Thursday morning. Where
ne wes between luesdny when the first shoot
lns occurred and Thursday, there is no clue.
The jackson woman concealed him in small
pantry. where he remained thnt day and the
next There was bed In this closet and
number OF cans of canned food. Here Charles
lay reading novel, My Spanish Sweetheart"
nhuI the oncers entered the alley. SuspectinG
heir purpose. he seized his rifle and opened
IRE lie had reached the most thrilling part
u his novel. which h left open on the bed
10 20 out and mako hiS desperate fight
Su1s Jackson. husband Of the woman sweara
that ha did not know IA, oh rla, ,r,, \, ,lN
bousa a,d .o do ali ,h ,,h -. -,
a'u 81 w a4' uie o'her negroes ana th'r
,lor' Is probably TRUE. Among those living
In the building or the building opnoslts 10 which
thai aad NJ, Suos o,5 >t,.ha ta,. -,
io '"a' a'li 'AdF 'ha JACKSON, VINO
!eaSeu ule mouse ana SUB rented TO the other
negroes George Ford a young negro from
Mis- ssipr who was found ro,,,d,t -.
-. N ""unueu uhuer
oeu' 'oln MiuIsoh VINO had hidden between
two mattresses John Wills who had clad him.
self IN woman,s clo,biao % aroId ,hS . NJ,
- ., 'I',"'S " a'oiu 'he mop.
anu anna 'ah' ana Johh Sellers Charges OF
murder were made against all Of those persons
s,yaJ IN ,ho p at, ',u,s . va. 'ilry were en-
saHou III lhe "rihs Yesterday. There Is no
reason to believe this, however.
a WI,chss,or ia. a.. u I,'Ni Nero sio, oy
a,n',,r "monesVof lite ana CharIes alone in the
building had such rife. and his bullets were
Of his own make so tbers co, hs no do,,i,.
ne N than Tbo 81. " nv uouoV
w ', i"o ponce ueci'ue mat the Jack
sons are dangerous 'esroes. particularly the
inccndior crc,,l,r ,rhI,h rr,a.,e " NV
-. ""Ch NharieS had clrcu-
l"'cu, anu that Inc Jackson's was the head
quarters of n large party OF negroes tllad with
a hatrsd ~ tho uh,,a ,, r. C nv, @ "''n
Hi .I, no 'in'' ,aoe' Inc uraIio jury
WI aso lh'esugate Wednesdays riot and
lndiCt all those engaged In attacking bea,l,y
and nal+ra.ti,, ra,r,as
Pertains nothing has wounded the ba,tor
ccss =, the negrnes mora INN ,ha hW-,,r r Ue.'pr
s'e - ,iing Oh "a banosoa 10 ,r whi ndni
I ", n,laars anJ w.s ,be nrid ", 49, h ,o,UoI @
az nrN W, h.l intaoI bro,,,t ot w. We np!IV
IN Nat lie, ~ rict anU,'t a!ef
up'oyenri ~ sr%eo r,ie1 r,.i' enia's we sTec
num =. n.ay 4, Tbn,,,, ~ i.I culoIni
IT,. sntal as swad W. nivars H. wHu
Hr NChooi Mas nir,u, wy W. u'ii'e 1"iiy aIiiITeu
ny ",tss as vi aHo av neg ide !ei' ils on
r,, uar ,o,,i'', sn.rity ,,osn,itu y" ,n,hiaIl'y,
bon ,o 80 ooiorai yannle al on., y
noine m Ior az npa "I,d dnI Shs lol wH''es
anu kavr ,Ie n'b ~ III, t.iS . Sn,ol; Ns
a. % ,.,n C.,Itn wi ~ ra,np Ea ~aS partn
III NE S'atr cap.nl y, d,on holue, 'he only
lneemenon o, ns'tII IA y, ,m, ,,r, ',Ili i,,R.
ounc o' Wy MT tN I'M n ml'oly ~ burning
Smagnt oiNr,a aIy, VII, H. heS,o n,g oolisge mere
nndel the nIi.,,a =" rs e that
pne1 were Wen surueu. 20 one ahIlciiat'd
IN alta on the lhomiE Lafon SCI. oL and
was hou prmr%ouo,d WI Mn,'n Ut W., inID came
ieie inc n.lshooi I"pu wy, ta rhtu eIN u'r.Iteul
ne ihhaniahts & oi tne ne Co'tlSe rs We're smut IN
n-H houses hrre Was no ciincuity IN setting
nre 70 me oullaihg ana no one TO stop tho
uanes, Inc noo that dlu the work WAS a
stlai one ann gave ~ an excuse LOT burning
ne bnlinihS Inal We negroes han stored arms
rrti'rA ana rohupinplt!pu rag on ths whites;
y ne s,ory Is preposirrous ne mco waited
Gounn the schoo, ouHlhR ilul, IL was evident
ht ,hhat nothlhg ca.lh eA!lnRulsh the harnes. and
men marched on downto~n
ms morning large crowd OF negroes stood
before the burned building depressed and
heart broken.
uod mas indeed deserted We, said an aged
negro ireacher, raising ms hands high IN the
9Ir ana then, turning IRON the b'rnt school
mouse, ne ran down the street as though pur,,
the schoolhonses. The school board will, how
and another school building viii b. erected on
me same size;