, 1880-09-19

OtIicer Kenyon disarmod him. The confusio
became general Amidst the hJ.tng Of brick
bats, Klchard Haley, detective IN The emplo
ct the Railroad Company, drew his revolver an
threatened to finish the next man who inter
fered with them. This only served to max
the adventurous spirits of the mob oil tn
lowed .-.s:... -
nlvALEp PANDEAoS1uM ITSELF.
Strange to shy, amidst nll the brick THROWN
which eniiver,cd tho sceno only one other man
| iaborer-was any the worse for it. i hyln
missile struck him and sent him to the rear. Th
Just experienced, und tuning with rnge at hi
tho face Of the mob, took a fresh hand in th
nov one ~S of the ooeas VIII Wts D. Is BE- ha
caught up from one OF the workmen. The othe
him. The crowd yelled some more, and con
1inned to act as barrier against the opposing
| In the meantime the officers saw that the,
| we're not match for the two crowds, so far q
! preserving the peace Was concerned, and q
honse aaiointne was toId % to teephone G for 6eIp
There was Il briet lult in the proceedings, SO III,
as the missile throwing was concerned. though
: the war OF words between tho contendtng hostf
was still kept up with unreiaxed vlgor and re-
| newcd vituperauon-
The relief force was soon on the ground. an9
| tics 4 few moments ,fai f1eieuntion nF rwo
I hove In sight-not blue-coats this tirne, but
1,crsnns nr coroora Hon -Conneef Erant Aaams
and the Supernfendent Of streets. Mr. Fooartr'
! The police saw them, the workmen saw
| body suddeniy 1came to The Conclusion
| that they had come to take a mart IN tue pro-
I ceedings, as those having authority. Even the
about tho ncw~corners, its animosities tempor:
artiy cooled il re- Interval awakeaea 6y t6e
hanpcn 1,ext' ~ ~ - "'4A' "o'''>A
They had not long to wait Frank Adams
mountou tho wooden steps Of a shanry Just vest
nrnnn,l Nm Pros;dor+ nn]s.. o-a Sa;ax 49,
1n @ a. hfd mFoT ana , 1sar ; hen
ha ., law 2a fh ne fv an m a bae h that the
{oi1ed from further fnferferencc. and TINT fhe
former m me- y would @ from @ this tine forward war stu simpy
ahea @4o f>.'>4 <<AN>1 1A<'" ~Afo ~ so
4Sn rAy TIFF rn.cr
Tba no,,ca +onr their c,o trt,o,,t ,oss ~ +;,,.
anu sa aooAed 70 tngaE porsaple armor 70 see tnat
case ea,, IL saou1n n'. E. cone % aha1 1.n+ 49,,
i =; .ntr ~ .aue o.aS1 speecn 70 tae
Sa1"u ~ waach ~ he sls.uans aan1Iea lnat ne
hti;+ aeeGu ~ cau osnel NY on LIS oH!I TEapous
was n 1he wros @ % For fuqher ts ons 6e
feiTstea HIT .u9na u ae a;cs..,4tn aas
~, dnat E senueman "a elesa1ng ms voice. TAXED 70
Respected He tod them that the highest court
~ ne state stond behind The ltailroad Company,
i,ea ~. eae Hong ano e'sy Vncas 81 naa Deen en-.
pn,.ng gown t.s ine ttacks' herefainaed tnem that
Ae sluo tn9 eiayof nao opposc0 the Gompauys
t tnio1gn ne courts 9ntll tnose legal
the rirht, His References r., the Mnrnr ond M 3ha
iatters desire to protect he interests ef the
citizens caught bis bearers i1 q tender snor- and
from that time on they were as centie as aA =
wooden indian cigar sigh. it only remaiaed i d to o
Supreme Court shm,1d rexerss ito dec;s;',, the te
tracks could Oe taken upas ouicklyas rfnr were
put down; but that for the present at ieast, they
that the Railroad COMPANY Was vas nrotected al IN II rs
work. ~ .@f 49, a" t'a
,,s; BY tbs ttms the mob vas 50
thero u scowlinT fece shaved tfst 4harI, ,eaa a.a
still some snreness lt,ff : Ritt fha maiorI@1 I%
mai fhs I,oHca .uera nnus a.. +,n t, LIZ T., tIes ~
matter, Of course bad. IN .immesiiate and N I .
salutary eject. The track went dnwn wi4hnnt
any further fuss or bother, and in an amazingly
G s and dow h
the approaches evened OF, the rsii; extended
Street and tha inh nrnno1ncad c,,rnIat " r rho
crowd hmn,r aronnd fnr Whiia n,,t n 1,rtae
hara fannie wnS ef atempteq, anq @ no one would
ever been the least trouble in he VIC Vicinity. 0 naa
rossinos nnrtt of ras, @ e. g. ne sIsect
rericr With tte nersnnei nresnrca ~ wv H. 49, ~
RI until fnch 1nh was xyat ,n,ior ,ror o4,e1.ta
aItn,nnf ~ ~ f1fnefers s;, cfoss.nss maue no
the rnnt rnr,- wanr e. Far oe to n,re., t tht ~
rhor ,ro,ii IN otoasn1 ~ ,~.1es 1au9uncc M eaat
hrf,s,l ami fh, vnrtr sva,,r * - e.e" o"s "as~
....n 49, ~ ~ "otn .a-."s.a "snv W !
NAf1pLf AND WITHOUT INTERRUPTIONS. |
At Taylor street an old fellow by the name Of !
Mans. who is looked upon as bcing decidedly |
" touched :" in the craninf region poxed his heail
OUT OF second-story window, HollrIshed a re- |
solycr, and indulged in wild threats Of gore. |
Nhcn.he found thAt the laborcrs were going
ahcnd, that the polcemeE were protecting them
aud thdt nob0dy seemed I, be se,rel by Ills rash
promises to kill somebody, he drew in mis- head.
pulled down the window, and vanished. There
was uO excitement whateyer at the other cross
ngs, and By o'clock tho trucks were all down
~ tho street crossings from the south line Aof |
Twelfth to the north line Of Harrison street. It
wasn't a boodless victory, but nearly So and If
some one hadn't bluudernd, ind thus precipi- |
latcd n collision, it would have been quite So
TRIBUNE reporter OF President Brown as he |
stood watching the last plank 70 down at tho |
Harrison street crossing.
-<Fery simply" WAS the rcplr "Corporatfon- |
Counsel Adams, who deserves the chIef credit |
'or this happy escape from ill further compile
.AtiOns, was Out Of town the other tlay and knnw |
lothlng OF what was going on until # ,gns nil |
>ver. Since then he has examined thn nlles-: |
ions at issue. He saw that VIC were in the rfrht
20 advised the city Authorities the necessary |
,rtleEs were issued, and our tracks nre down. |
ic acted coolly, dspasstouately. and senslbly
nus % f ssfe e ft TIE c fqt out Of he
-@ 49, =. >1'N" --%A%s 0A Au0H AUUAl |