The sun., 1891-01-05
THE SUN, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1881

LEON XsDrrr. Jr., Private Secretary"
The aoysrnor then notified Gen. Plume OF
.s.. ,..,. w. rum. ysns.g s.s4s cETr' jan si
II have Just received the following Mlegram n
Issued sSsr Gssh ha
Hayss zen from tine TO t 'h hboJs rsma1 ma1
sssfssA|as .s:ds & oEas sSssess ss..,.,.,," .s
CAMDEN MILITIA oRpEREp OUT.
Cen ssye in With this y ;s
Sixth Ne. Jersey Iesimcni and dstsilsd Col.
Ths men % @ wsrs %usssrsd aSistiy; sad sS,sl.; veil;
sa anS' In o ss
SOUNDING THE ALARM.
nsss a. Tsp' ha nEer 'as dozen 1sm:. Ms%:n rsS hsS
Isss propssy vaInsd ins h.' az were
fsa 9S m'a VIZ ass s:'e
s 1 mhss Ss
Y clanked away a. II q crazy man mad hoid OF
Men dressed quickly and gathered around
thought it WAS q fire. The ringing continued
nOlbly anu 0Very III mbn IN tOWu I0spouueu'
CITIZENS UNDER ARMS
The Sheriff had bean authorized to lew upon
every able bodied man who had gun. Thege
vas come kinkinr but whom the men were told
!asI S'sfs ooaay asa % %shs
hy e d. mofs e,
heavily loaded with buck shot.
coarass Ssae .9eAef Sr nj aiddeon poured iitc
fns 81 hs and
valuable relic to lose. 90 hs left 1t ut home.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH TIE ITALIANS.
While tho mon were getting their arms in
e. ssss asS
order. twenty-five men from Barnegst, armed
on he hs s sss; stand e shSs
many sv:, ss, nine
yanoed toward the Park, to await orders from
vss %spns Pnss ss if:s Bs ssa on as n as9s %
they hsa the A.e for wo SSs wes
This word was got up to Lieut. Farrow in the
TAKEN t MP possession Of the wires and would not
allow tho operators either at the hotel or In
the station to send any dispatches.
TERMS OF PEACE.
hanaed ssrM to Marone % Tie 81 SoS e6ees Of simon's
100 in cash, and . draft for $24OO payable on
sSOn TSe snd y fro%
These documents, Marone accepted grudg-
on !hs draft Marons pacihsd The mon: though.
shs ns 81 oclocE train al 'e yesterday I st.rncon
There arc hiteeen or twenty left who viii
his 81. own VI wagons. Fully ns.third Of the men
were directly employed By Marone. MarGnse
tns ssscE Esns and Para drats his Pocket WIZ"
While these negotiations were pending the
ss ,sTss wras Il as ssSiq s Mhsn s
and the Sheriff learned that the Italians had
accepted peace and their money. the posse
GOV. ABBErr HEARS OF 1T.
Tho mental strain under which Gov Albeit
had been laboring for several hours W as finally
~ tnsse sho the nt ts one re-
Toms RIVER.
Italians, and think further trouble will be
United States Army"
Toms RIVER.
Everything settled. MrppLErox.'
The Governors SECRETARY AT once notified
GEN sewell Of the end OF the war as follows:
JERSEY CITY. Jan. 4. 1891.
ger William S.S.u % n,%, Trtntn". ..,.., ,u.,
Thomas sf4St ". Middleton. Prosecutor. Ocean
county. that everything is settled Troops,
LEON ABBErT. Jr.. Private Secretary"
CAUSE he is i in com mand Of the Second Briaads.
the the order 81 As Would have oesn sent through him
CAMDEN. Jan: 4.-Gen. Sewell day was or.
drsd e hold y 9f the Sixth Ed9 sns
troubis. M he notified col Murphy Of his stan,
and Col. Murphy proceeded to the armory and
% ment. The officers promptly responded. and
corporal's guard was sent out to colfeot the
MN In a. short fS time - men from Company B. IS
q ,bs siI6 80 do
received rec lor CAPT Mockett ana 50 mon 70 PRO.
sh Shortly si,erwar.i another despatch was re-
s" In readiness to march At a moments notice.
This order was followed shortly afterward BY
@ ps es as he ao
made q speech 10 them. which he concluded as
II here are any men in this command who
es"sps " that @ duty tSey had better take Oh their
uniforms uni nnd receive their discharge which
This rebuke from Col. Cooper Is said to have
been called forth BY some Of them behaving Ia
necessary for the corporal's guard to bring
them to the armory under arrest
The alleged fright OF some OF the mon proba-
bly, arose from n Joke started by some OF the
corpnrals s guard. who told them that they bad
agoncy and fight the Indians.
MISS DAKDES MARRIED.