| Show BY telegraph 1 ayi rv UNION line LINH lil 1 11 C A N MONTREAL 27 the water in the st river here is rising and the cellars in low lying lulng streets are partially filled A flood is thought to be impending V en ding hamilton 0 27 eyt the cyclone that destroyed the village of dispio tuesday afternoon besides beside sTilling killing Mr Winston fatally injured air E kates and seriously hurt mrs stevens all were in a store at the time the building went down the storm followed nearly in the zhe the track of another two years ago across the country to Col coi collinsville linsville tearing down all the fences and trees and ruining many farmhouses and harns darns the loss is esti estl estimated maled at loo denver 27 the most disastrous wind storm of many years jears struck the cita a alo aio 10 this morning aud and al ai this hour 9 pm continues with unabated fury many of the linest finest buildings in the city including the city hall the moffatt kassler and tile the symes clifford blocks were unroofed signs and awnings were torn down and scattered everywhere ery where for several hours together the wind maintained a velocity of GO CO miles an hour several persons have been injured but none fatally telegraph communication with outside towns is interrupted it is impossible to t estimate et sti mate the loss at present a Che cheyenne cheyann yenn 27 att christian baille f formerly or residing in huron street toledo ohio but later near topeka kansas was run over by the denver pacific tra train grain inthis this morning and terribly mutilated his recovery is doubtful kansas city mo 27 A high wind early this evening unroofed two brick houses on tenth and campbell streets and slightly damaged another small dwelling and tore up the sidewalks for a distance of about two squares this is the same quarter of the city visited by a cyclone last year falmouth 27 the steamer leerdam arrived and reports that on february she struck a supposed wreck below the water line and had h a narrow escape from icebergs besides the steamers P coland and lord gough the steamers california and attempted to tow the Leer leerdam dant but failed the mail and passengers proceed overland WASHING washington tos Tox 27 A memorial of the legislative assembly of utah was presented to the senate today to day the memorial states that th they eyvere were elected by the people of the territory under the provision of the edmunds bill and they made provisions for filling the registration and electing the offices of the territory as authorized by the law but their action has been rendered void b by t the he refusal of the governor to sign t their le ar bills and in consequence of that refusal one of the objects of the edmunds bill has been frustrated and the interests of the people of utah jeopardized they also state other bills needful f ul to the progress of the territory have been nul nui nullified lifted by the governor measures have been introduced in congress gress looking to extreme and as they consider harsh and unjust action toward the people of the territory and these measures have been prompted by mn untruthful truthful statements made maae to congress gress and by a misunderstanding of the ahe facts and the political situation of the territory 0 28 A peculiar J la 1 malady termed grub is just now carrying carr on off many of the sheep in this section sec tying ion lon and sad havoc is being made among some of our wool growers flocks the disease is caused by a worm vorin called a grub and is very distressing an egg of a worm is deposited in the nostrils of a sheep in july or august by a peculiar pecullar kind of liy ily a grub hatches out in march and begins burrowing toward the brain which when penetrated kills the animal at once there is no known remedy for it the worm is about the size of a common grub worm and has a gimlet appearance mr richard king a prominent mormer has already lost thirty of his finest sheep and other farmers have lost nearly their entire flocks DF denver denven nver 28 probably fifty build gnirs of all sorts were unroofed by yesterdays ter tei days storm about midnight a portion of the rear wall of the lindell portion hali hail all ali west side was blown in the guests ests were previously warned of their au danger a iger and escaped injury the exposition building was partially unroofed A young man named david wood having been struck by a falling wall at 28 curtis clerus street was extricated in an unconscious condition and will probably die A coach on circle road was blown irom the track near fleming a suburban station one passenger was seriously hurt the damage throughout will probably not exceed or at cheyenne the wind reached a velocity of 50 miles an hour but no serious damage clamage was done the the round house at sterling on the jules juies burg short line is reported down no damage reported to interior towns cincinnati 28 it was reported that baerner Be erner after sentence was disguised and placed in a buggy with deputy sheriff domi nick devoto and driven to linwood where he got aboard an accommodation train and went to loveland to await the arrival of deputy J moses with the necessary papers for committal to the penitentiary As it became known baerner was at loveland a crowd gathered and when the train with moses devoto and beemer beemen on board came luit made a rush lorbeer or boer Beer ner lie ile ran through the car and escaped and is still at large Iffla midnight night about 30 shots with muskets were fired by the militia for the purpose of scaring searing the mob the result was glancing balls struck at least four persons inflicting injuries which may be fatal in one or two cases policeman nunn and private cook are the worst hurt the latter iatter is shot in the breast the volley seems to have c checked the movement of the mob though the crowds have not et dispersed from about the tile jail there does not seem to be any doubt that these wounds were E inflicted d by the guns of the soldiers themos the mob madeno made no effort to shoot as far as known the military fired on the mob at this place and lew kent a laborer and a member of the mob was shot and killed this seemed to break the mobs spirit though brickbats brick brlek bats were thrown by them at the soldiers did not rethie betit e hastily some twenty flue or thirty men were arrested in the jail the jailors jailers jai lors residence in the jail which was entered by a portion of the mob was the windows were broken furniture smashed from this a number of men made their way to the k kitchen itchen and thence to the lower corridor after the relinquishment of the main effort to get at the prisoners the mob lingered outside throwing stones at the windows at a in news nes j just comes f from roin the jail that the mob is not defeated yet they have broken into the armory of the veteran regiment and taken guns more firing nas been done at the jail the history of the crime for which Beemer was today to day das sentenced to twenty t years is briefly as as follows wm ll 11 kirk was murdered in his stable last february by baerner Be erner who stood behina the door and when his victim entered he smashed his head with a hammer robbed haimof him of put the body into the wagon of the murdered man and hauled it off and dumped it into mill creek where it was lound found two days later 1245 a ni the jail has been fired by the mob and the crowd on the street say it will cut the hose to prevent the fire department from extinguishing it a m newton cobb of manchester was shot in the shoulder by a soldier through h the jail jall window cobb was a bystander on tile the sidewalk the crowd claim the soldiers firing was unnecessary upon outsiders who were merely lookers on on the other hand the soldiers say they dreaded an effort to burn bum the place or burn it up by rolling coal oil barrels into the basement and justify themselves in clearing the sidewalks on that account it is said that a number of women spectators have been hurt by random shots the firing of guns is now heard at short intervals the mob is now looking for ammunition with prospect of success the first regiment armory has been guarded for three nights in anticipation of the affair but the veteran re ament of which sheriff sheriff hawkins is colonel did not take the same precautions am the firing by the soldiers from froin windows has been very destructive the following wounded dj have been gathered into the drug store of bf court walnut and a hotel near by E james green dying walter E N jay eding dying jas Ja turk turf mortally wounded F bad wound in thigh ed dullea shot in the legs leggs these were all bystanders and there is a bitter feeling against the soldiers the mob has taken all the arms they want including a small cannon 3 a m loud reports from the vicinity of the jail indicate either that the mob is 11 ring firing the cannon or that the barrels of coal oil are being exploded these were rolled into the lower part of the jail some time ago the mo mob b has organized and marched u up the main street now with nir fir nife fife 0 and drum the firing still continues with a prospect of a bloody goody battle a m the firing of the cannon was by the mob about 50 of whom said they were thirsting for revenge it does not appear they have produced any effect the police have full control of the jail and the greater portion tion of the mob has dispersed it is tha pori port now the work for the night is over oer joe stern a member of the patrol wagon wagon 19 I 1 dead bead cincinnati 1 9 am 29 20 there is still quite a large crowd around the J jail jall but collected there by b curiosity the military are still on guard and no f urther further attack is anticipated the following lowing is an additional list of the killed and and wounded last night private edward slightly wounded private herman rose hose slight private henry and private harry rolling serious private charles gibbons slight police policeman man maa phil nunn seriously arthur boutillier arm shattered henry slight john griffith fatal hartin rafferty ramn rami erty fatal C L bartling serious lawton law ton slight donnellson slight mike hone hohe slight adolph busser bussen slight cyrus johnson slight reid slight JA leonard slight jack berryman slight IV mc minner slight mary smith fat alGeo miller senious erious A man f from roin vir virinia virginia inia lnla was seriously wounded but ref refused used to give uve ive his namie name As the meeting at the glusic music hall adjourned last night the attention of the people was attracted by the shout of a young man who cried out to the jail come on follow me and hung ilung berner although there might have been an intention to organize a 4 inoa this was the first time it lound found vent in decided expressions the cry was soon taken lip up and spread rapidly the crowd around the jail jall soon reached people there seemed to be about tn to 0 hundred men in the lead who took the initiative in all the steps taken but faiq wald little As s soon as it was learned in the jail that a mob was outside sheriff hawkins called up fire marshal bunker by telephone and the riot alarm was sounded the sheriff rand gand posse made wade all preparations to repel an attack on the way to the jail the mob secured a long iong and heavy scantling which t they hey used as a battering ram they began operations operation s on the north side of the do door or and knocked a hole long lonz enough toai to admit mita Gita a mans bod body V through which the mob crowded thick and fast and about fifty mounted the stairs here liere they were met by a detail of police and the sheriff and forced back into the jail office by this time the mob outside had procured a long iong heavy board and placing it in the iron railing in front of the jail pushed it through a window into the second story with this they broke out the entire sash and inside shutters and scrambled into the apartment of jailor brady this encouraged bou cou raged the crowd who made a rush for the south door leading to the street from the second story which is hero hene level with the pavement this soon gave way and the mob went through in great numbers the sheriffs force consisted of 13 men when the mob entered these withdrew within the jail proper leaving between them and the mob the heavy grated iron doors which separated tile the reception room from the cell room the reception room was jammed and the mob kept callin calling give us berner give us johnson and and on through the list of murderers there A tall muscular negro began to give orders and the mob quio quickly kli kii kIf obeyed space was cleared and the p plank ank used as a battering ram was brought to bear against the iron door behind the door stood sheriff hawkins and his men with drawn revolvers the sheriff said calmly that it meant death to enter that door the crowd wavered a moment and hesitated then the colored leader gave the word swing the plank ile he was instantly obeyed and the gate trembled with the whack and a mighty shout went up the third shock loosed its bolts and it flew open sheriff hawkins had instructed his men not to fire as he did not wish to shed blood ile lle attempted to address tile tiie mob but they flew by him up the winding iron stairway to the cell celi room They sought bernel berned but soon disco discovered ered helas he was moved then they went to johnsons cell one of the murderers of themay the taylor family of avondale A power powerful fui ful plank was brought up to batter down the door of his cell but the small space prevented its use with effect besides the deputy sheriffs caught hold of the plank and prevented its being meantime chief of police reilly learing hearing the men were in jail entered through the court house and through the tunnel from it to the interior of the lefie jail jall all with this combined force the men were put off the corridors about the cells and the mob seemed to be repulsed not a hot was fired up to this time by the forces within the jail the stairway was again in possession of the sheriff sheriffs Is forces and a struggle began for the iron gate the colored ringleader ring leader was seized by dunne struck on the head and aud dragged inside then the gate t e was closed several others were re being i g arrested about the same time the bit battering ram which was broken in two served as a brace for the gate the mob seemed repulsed and the story went out spreading through the outside crowd only to mame lame them to more serious effort efforts were redoubled at all the entrances and the southern gate to the jail yard was broken down meantime sheriff hawkins sent an order to col hunt com commanding mandin the first regiment oi of militia to rop report ort to him in jail with all the men mn possible only about 40 men were on oh duty auty and these went to the jail passing through the court house and tunnel already ihen inen mentioned ak all cincinnati 29 here idere decu occurred the first bloodshed the farther end of the tunnel was guarded by omm Off meers officers phil nunn and von seggern As the soldiers approached by threes with guns gulls pointed officer von seggern threw up his hands and shouted for gods sake dont shoot here you will kill your friends without taking warning the command of firel cirei JT irei irel 11 was given and a volley went rattling through the taune tannel officer nunn f fell feli ell eil pierced by four bullets von seggern was shot in the side of the head several beveral of the militia were shot by their own guns tills this volley had the effect of clearing the jail but for tw hours thereafter efforts were wore made on the outside to destroy the whole building A barrel of coal oil was poured down into the lower part of the all ali all ail and set ket it on fire but the officers within managed to extinguish it if the carpenters office furnished some wood and that also was fired but as the ali ail all lall is mainly stone andiron |
