The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-14
THE BAYMEN'S WAROVER
THE NoRMANNIA's PASSENGERS
ALL DIsRMBARKED.

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sheriff Notifies the Governor That
the Troops are Not Needed-wnl
Probably Be Withdrawn To-day.
NEW YoRK, Sept 1S.-Under orders of
Gov Flower the first battalion Of the naval
raserye. under command OF Commander
Jacob NJ. Willer, armed with Remington
rifles. cutlasses and revolvers, and 800 MEM
hers of the Sixty-ninth regiment, embarked
on the iron steamboat Pegasus this morning
for Fire Island. They carry three days
provisions Two gatling guns aud two
rapid firing guns were placed aboard. also
Q 900 rounds of ammunition. 1t is stated
that the Fourteenth and Forty-ssvensh reg
iments left by train at 8 o'clock a. m. for
Fire Island.
INTENDS TO PUT DOWN LAwBRHAKERs.
Visitors to Gov. Flowers room in the
Windsor hotel this afternoon suggested to
him that his ordering out troops might lose
him some votes on Long Island. II don't
care a - for the votes, but / Rm going to
nut down the lawbreakers and put the state
in possession Of It's property"
THE INJUNCTION TO BE FOUGHT.
CORPORATION Counsel Clarke of New York,
CORPORATION Counsel Jenks OF Brooklyn,
and Lawyer W. n. DykmRn have made
arrangements with the judges of the
supreme court, sitting in general term at
Brooklyn, to listen to arguments for the
vacating of Judge Barnard's injunction.
The Judges are Justice Barnard, Judge
Pratt and Judge Dykman. II two
Judges decide that the order shall be
vacated it will be carried. The judges will
begin hearing at II 80 o'clock a. m It is
believed here that Gov. Flower is Of the
hak = - fHa .,,dn
be in faver Of vacating the injunction and
that be is acting upon that opinion in send
ing troops 10 Fire Island.
THE INJUNCTION VACATED.
New YORK, Sept. Is. 6 P. M-The gen.
eral term Of the supreme court of Kings
county heard counsel and then vetoed the
temporary injunction obtained by the board
Of health of the town of Islip, restraining
Gov. Flower and Health Officer jenkins
from using Fire Island as a quarantine sta
tion. Judges Pratt and Dykman voted to
vacate the injunction, Judge Barnard dis
sentinR.
PASSENGERS DIsE1EBARRING.
At O'Clock DR.. jenkins received a tele-
gram announcing that part Of the Nor
mammals passengers had been landed on
Fire Island, and others were disembarking.
The following dispatches explain them
selves:
New YoRK, Sept. Is, 1892.
To the Sheriff Of SUFFOLK County:
Five hundred naval reserves and soldiers are
on their way by water and 500 naval reserves
and soldiers are on their way to Babylon to aid
you in preserving the peace and to protect the
passengers. ROSWELL p FLOWER,
Governor.
To RoslceH p. FIo,Cer, Governor:
No troops or naval reserves are necessary as
oil people have left the island and will abide by
the law. ALBERT N. DARLING, Sheriff.
To the Sheriff of Suffolk County:
Troops Will arrive in Babylon about p. m
to-day, and will await your orders there and
will not bs moved to Fire Island unless you
deem it necessary.
Roswell P. FLOWER, Governor.
\ To Rost0eH P. Flotoer Governor:
A Have seen the colonel OF the regiment and in
formed him that there was no need for troops
gong TO Fire Island The people will abide by
tue law. No further need of my return to Fire
Island l await here your further commands.
ALBERT NJ. DARLING, Sheriff.
1t will be seen that ell trouble appears to
have blown over.
FOR wARDING OFF CHOLERA.
The committee of 100, in charge Of the
notification of Cleveland and Stevenson in
Madison Square garden on July 20 last, met
today TO decide what should be done with
the balance Of 81 ,31l left over after pay
ment Of all expenses. By a unanimous vote
1t was decided to turn the money over 10 be
used in the payment of expenses incurred
In wsrding off the cholera.
POLICEMEN ON THEIR WAY.
BABYLON, N. Y, Sept. 13.-It was said
at the Surf hotel this morning that a
large body of policemen were on their
way from New York to the beach.
The bay men seemed to have given up all
idea OF resistance about midnight and re-
turned in au orderly manner. Some of
tnem sailed saway in their ostboats and
yaclts to their homes in Bay Shore, SaEille
ana Islip, but quite large body OK men
were left behind TO await developments.
4ney were stationed west of the hotel, but
Within hailing distance, and kept a patrol
on DUTY all night. The physicians seem to
be eentirely tagged out 1t was a day Of
herVe-trying experience to them and they
81 showed 1t very plainly.
IN HAILING DISTANCE.
Dr. Voight retired about 8 o'clock but
MS slumbers were not allowed to 20 on
peacetully. He was awakened at frequent
intervals for consultation over the wire and
W give all kinds of orders. The Cepheus is
neariy within hailing distance of the Surf
noVeI THIS morning. She ts in the same
position as she was last night when she was
rought nearer to dock In order to allow
.ne transfer Of bedding The handful of
watchers and deputy sheriff on the ship
VINO we're up all night did not see daybreak
Al the eastern skies any earlier than quite a
lumber OF the detained passengers In the
Sspneus. They anxiously scanned the shore,
tg SUI no boat put off from the hotel dock.
shortly before o'clock small boat was
cast loose from the Cepheus and was rowed
A. the direction of the dock. On board
were MIR. Ward, Mr.. Thompson, an old
senIleman who yesterday appealed 30
quently but fruitlessly for mercy from
.ue mob. one policeman from the New York
NE coh patrol, who handled oars, and two
cabin hoys.
u BOAT FROM THE CKPHEUs.
Inc Associated Press representative was at
n9 Ianoing as the small craft came up. No
y OIL men were in sight, but the oc-
upants did not fail to adhere to their agree
sn9 That no one from the Cepheus would
loot on the sandy shore of
oe Islands MIR. Thompson asked an AS
SGottated Fress representative TO awaken DIR.
gsnt or some of the health officers in
80 tnat they could have clean water to
a'n themselves and towels. Mr.. Thomp.
- to0Ked so tagged out and spoke In such
~. pless tone Of voice that the hearts of
20. sworn officers who heard him were
a. ueo In an instant and all of them made
hv ~ lor The rooms, which were not occupied
neeplng reporters, and all the towels =,
rooi OF soap, and buckets filled with clear
"ater' were speedily put on the yacht.