The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
RIOT IN BROOKLYN.
Thousands OF Angry Aen A0oa0
tho Police and New En-
ployoo
" the Richardson Street Car Lines
Many Hurt, Bat No One See
ri0usly.
Tn. Company x,kss . The
Dad Ssableman . n-ubss Of the Ad.
ans Family.

NEw YoRK. Jan. a-Hsnry W. Adama
who Vas killed at the Atlantic avenue car
stables Saturday night WAS . descendant
Of the iamou, Adams family OF Nss.
sachuse,'s He father. Charles Adams,
founded the New Haven fallsd um. and
was a third cousin OF President John
Quincy Adams The deceased ~a> n we'll
educated man. ami Tor four year. pas, had
been living with h!. bgothrr-in-iaw. J. W.
Wh--lcck OF Brooklyn. For the past
twelve months b. had had no work and
va, ON the point of negotiating for \ berth
ON . sea-going vessel when the sivrr:is-.
ment for : o Americans TO operate the
tici-up roads caught his eve. lie ~as a..
cept,-i and was given work watering and
feeding the horses
The three prisoners char cd with throw.
ing him IL his death were ARA Sned y-..
tcrday and were held upon Thu, AFFIDAVIT
mai. by Detective Powers: Il VA. lie.
tailed Ia make an inves iga,ion as 20 ho~
the deceased. Adams. came TO his death.
l learned bv INV investigation that the de-
ceased came e. his death by the hands Il
John Collier. Morrs St-n,on and Kcrwin
Graham. they having deliberately entered
the stables on the above mentioned stree,
w tp'h u betrtsSFI " tOTrS MN trNm
. Wind To the sij~wa ak below. wher.
his holy was found. The deponsai fur
ther says that he has probable cause 70
believe that one John Schumacher 10 also
n party 20 the abov. action. n b. was the
watc, man aud allow 81 them to CA Ter the
stable"
RIOT.
NEW EORK. Jan. -s-At four O'Clock
yesterday nffsrnnlu sMn pAFY.. fArV.t
wagons rolled out rom the Atlantic Rail
way Company's stables on Atlantic ave-
nue. near Third avenue. In each were
thirteen policemen and eight pc~ -m-
ployes OF the COMPANY, who were To h.
taken To other stables Twenty mcun,ci
policemen formed an escort. A large
crowd gathered about the stables and
then the wagons started; the crowd
became u mol, bowling and swearing and
throwing stones at the policemen and
their charge. The wagons AMI hor semen
pressed briskly on, the mob follow ng
and gaining In number and fury
every minute. Finally the procession
Was halted on Twcntv-,hird street.
near III. stables, sev-ral thousand angry
men booking the way. From the streets.
windows and housctop. stones. club. aud
brickbats -howersd upon the policemen
and trembling employees. S-re-ants
Johnson and Cole, Who ~mnand the
mounted officers. ordered their men To
charge and the squads advanced on tho
gailop not unlike squadrons Of cavalry.
The officer. used their clubs effectively.
and mt five o'clock the employees that werc
beng transferred were safely lodged In
the stables They were wanted 10 take
care of the horses which hal been suffer-
ing from neglect owing To the lack -
help. Many rioters We're struck by clubs
and the fy ing missiles and several 30 iss-
men were but, bu, nobody SO far as known
was severely injured.
The c"mpan whose roads ara tie: up
yesterday issued n statement 20 the pub
lie. in which referring TO the heath OF
Adam. these words occur; You Rh.
public ought To be- reminded that IN. man
whose life was sacrificed was engaged, MT
Ia an rnor, To- start "a chr. but in keeping
starvation from the stalls 10 hunsry
horses" !
In. exact demands OF the striker. and
the Don-ahiiity Of the road 20 comply ar.
made public in III" company's s~tsismcrt
thus: 'Ihe demands SUBSTANTIALLY wore:
That the company should paw for al. trims
u had previously PAID for seven.
additional expense 10 the cornrany
no add ;ionaI service. 81 sja 81:
the company should =" mod
~ its regulations concerning hostlers.
md bovs as 70 lessen their
y ork AMI shorten 'hcir hours uf Saturday
add tional expense 90 COMPANY,
.r5i-p6i; tina: the company shoultIegari
light hour. is'spr m SUNDAY as a full day..
work with a full day.. paw. tsdIiIionai
expense e. coupsny. SOS. 49,: tina, the
ompany make adj tional provision for
.witching ears, caring for stoves. etc. i'd
iitional exp. ~ To the ompau s5.yB IL
= scarcely necessary TO say what The oaf-
- an additional -. i- l. ~i,h no car-
return. would entail sworn
-~por's sen; o. the Stat. sutborit %. ALL
~ establish TAI. proposition To
FIELD 20 the demands would - to deiit~r-
Iisly Invite heavy ios.. rentals included
here as NO alternative. Psiniv stated.
hat il. the situation. The Kn sh,. .a,i
stand and deliver: the company refused
70 deliver"
During the whole 81 yesterday srri-
ants for work on the 's~3-ap line. ~ers
eaten by strikers OF symps.b y-rs and
he track obssract-d During the nigh.
he cover pate. on tn. automatic switch
& the corner Of Atlantic and F.fth .snu. +,
'ege carried s~ay. To, ~h~,kss by .tiit. .
70 or no; !. no. knasn. :
Thu strikers sye dsmsniirS 81 The Rail. Z
ray IN ssioo ard 81 Governos Hi
bat tn. e~onpany's charters y aaesnei {
the aId-rDea az Broohi,n yesterday l
stoned ~ a rrsciuiioa OF The same a .
.'!on- IN. company avs 70 can raaa s.s .
ARE Ia '~o days 10 10 hss proper polio. Z,
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