New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
NO MORE TROOPS SUMMONED.
THOSE LEFT BEHIND STILL IN READINESS.
THE 18th AND 18th REGIMENTS OF hi'ooh"i
GEr ORDERS 10 PREPARE THEMsEL'E1
FOR CALL TO ARMS

GEr ORDERS no PREPARE THEMsEL'S
FOR A CALL TO ARMS.
Va more troops were called ont yesterday from
this city mr. BROOKLYN and the impression Is eohcrai
that there will be no necessity for sending any orf
me-. 70 Buffalo In all the freight yards OF the ra"@ls
centring around New-Yoqk business was e"is
On ms usual, and all the workmen disclaimer my
desire or intention Of going on Cmpatheu' 'u'"o
They had no grievance against the railroads. ana
p,torre1 TO keep at work 1t was gcncaaily agreed
however that the men would obey any orders "
the unions Firemen, for the most part, expressed
the opinion that the only thing that would be accom-
pllshed by a strike. even II successful wou'o " "
demonstrate the strength Of their oreanihalon'
The local regiments OF the militia were praoacaIS
under arms all Friday night and Yesterday forenoon
During tho night commissioned officer and guard Of
man were on hand IN each nrDory tO serve as nles
s.nrers II an order should calling out the troops
At O'Clock In tho mrning tho men who hah been
on duty all night ut the various armoTtes were reeVoa'
and during the day many members VIM were nov on
duty visited their quarters. Everything y IN re"o'
ness for immediate action. md should rsnfprcemems
he called for each regiment would be ready n starr
within two hours nfer the order had been rrc"v"d
strage1crs from the New York Cty md Brooklyn req
menis which departed two days ago for u" Hceh' Of
the trouble stll coming into town and arc pong
sent on to JOIN ther oomIades General Fitzgerald
thought yesterday morning that each OF Tie rcgn aus
OF men
Yesterday the First Brigade headquarters. which had
| temporarily been at the house Of LeutcnantCooncl
DIN No 1876 East Ninetcsnth-s was removed 70 its
usrin place in the Equitable Building. in General Fiu
rcralds Office Strict orders have been issued that no
members OF the National Guard leave tho cty ana the
| home OF every man Is known 10 his superiors
Lieutenant Colonel Onn the assistant sdlutant gen
cra said yesterday Everything Is quiet this morn
ing. don't think any more soldiers VIII he feQi'cn
] We can send them short notice. however. u an
order comes. All the troops are practically uhdor
arms although there few Of them at the arnor"
The following order received yesterday morning
by the commanders Of the troops still In the city
"The troops that have not been ordered to Bdhalo
arc held In reserve for emergencies that may occur
II expected that regiments. companies or DAT
tercs will be held at their armores unless so ordered
| nut comma dlng officers will hold themselves In r~ad
| ness to act promptly receiving any order By teie
| graph or otherwise from these Headquarters
| :" Nv order OF the Commander Chief
JOSIAH PORTER. AdIutant General
Lieutenant Colonel George Moore Smith was still III
| command Of the 9TH Regiment yesterday, colonel
| Appleton, who Is on his way from the West not
having arrived detail OF four men from each com
pany stayed at the srmory all Friday night, ana all
| the officers except two have reported THO Officers
thought that thoy could start 200 mer from Bunalo
! thought that they could start 200 men for Bunalo
in two hours but they did not expect 10 be called out
Colonel Scott Of the 9th Regiment, did not expect
| 10 be called out. lie had 400 mon fully EQUIPPED
| and kept guard at the armory all the time Nd
iutant wentworth said yesterday: ave do not look
for any more trouble, but We arc prepared II anything
should happen Everything was quiet last nsht' and
the officer, all slept at their homes, with the exception
| NJ CAPTAIN Jarvis Of Company ID. who. with thirty
men who TO act as messengers In case OF need
remained at the armory all night"
Colonel Cavanagh with Major Duffy and Captain
| he
the Goth Regiment armory, and Major Duhy with a
SQUAD Of men was on hand all day yesterday. Equip
mejts were fully prepared for use. Colonel Cavanag'
said that 600 men could be under arms In two hours
and 300 In ten hours.
Captain Mcbride and forty men were
ON duty at the l4th's armory FRIDAY
! night but at o'clock In the morning
all were allowed TO 20. except two from each oil
the ten companies who kept for notification duty.
| Another detachment OF 10 men. under command Of
Lieutenant Todd, Of Company G.. left the 23d regiment
armory at As O'Clock yesterday morning for Buhaic
over the NewYorix Central Railroad, leaving Inc
Grand Central Station at AS. Twelve more men
under Sergeant Mussen, Of Company X, started foI
Buffalo ut o o'clock Assistant Surgeon Cochran ar
rived ia Brooklyn from Berkshire Hills at daylight
and to join the esd at o'clock.
Every man Of the 18th who Is not sick or nbso
utely prevented from going to Buffalo by bushes
Is now at the scene OF the trouble. There is moi
even a guard at the armory
one hundred were guard all day at Tho
9th Regiment Armory at Marcy-ave and Lynchst.
Brooklyn. Lieutenant Colonel IIubbell was at Tx
armory all night long, and relieved yesterday morn
Ing by Captain Hart. ,, ma
80 All last evening the armorics were illuminated I'm
men on guard were excited 10 sleep, and the hall
and company rooms tIronged with men awaiting
news from headquarters At the armory OF the az
Regiment the uniformed guard were kept busy u
answering questions put 10 them by members OF TN
regiment who were constantly arriving and asking 10
news Prom many OF tho company rooms came
sounds Of singing and laughter, and II was cviden
that those on duty doing their best 10 pass away
the time quickly Matters were qnieter at I'm
Goth Regiments amory. but many men WIZ
were not on guard remained In the bnidIn
until midnight anxously awnitIng orders. tn,
greatest activity WAS ut the armory 81 the su
Regiment The members Of this regiment are con
fGent that any orders they may receive will be TO
Buffalo, and they clated IN consequence. Full
| two hundred men In the nrmory until th
gates were closed at midnight, and the building cf
In charge of the guard. The men chafe under tn