The evening world., 1892-09-13
THE BAyMiN ARE DESPERATE.
They sill Threaten Violence 81 an Al.
tempt Is Made 10 Land.


They stiIl Threaten Violence 81 an Al.
tempt Is Made 10 Land.
tsPrcIAL TO THE rvRNiSa wonLp.l
BABYLON, l. l.. Sept. 1873 A. M.-Intense
excitement prevails here this morning over
the threatened landing OF the Normannia's :
passengers at the SURF Hotel, Fire Island. to-
day. In spite OF Justice Barnard's injunction.
The entire community is in terment. and
the prospect that hoodshed may occur Is
imminent, for the hostility OF the bay men
towards the Quarantine authorities OF New
York has been aroused to the highest pitch.
1t is rumored that an application will be
made this morning to some other Justice OF
the supreme Court In Uchalt OF the starving
passengers on the Cepheus to vacate Justice
Barnard's injunction order.
The Judge yesterday refused to rescnd his
order. but said that ho would not object tu
such al application being made before
another magistrate.
II the order Is vacated the people OF this
neighborhoOd will not have shadow OF right
to oppose the landing OF the passengers now
on board the Cephcus. The lear OF this is
driving the baymen, clamdiggers and fisher.
nich 4" VIC 'cIbc VI ocSltIutloH.
News has reached here OF the calling out OF
the Naval Reserve and the sixty-ninth Regl-
ment, and this, with Gov. Flowers instruc.
tions to sheriff Darling, Of SufIolk County,
to guard the property OF the state and
sec that the people on the Cepheus
are furnished with food, promising plenty OF
relief to-day. has greatly increased the feel.
ing Of ofsuspense among the Inhabitants, who
wildly Imagine that their lives are at stake
and that the landing OF the quarantincd pas.
sengers at Fire Island means that the
dreaded scourge will spread all over Long
Island.
Their feelings were not appeased when
Health Of1icer jenkins, in leaving Babylon
early this morning, solemnly assured the
local authorities who met him here that the
Normannla's passengers would surely be
landed at the Surf Hotel to-day, even II II
were at the point OF the bay onet.
Acts Of Violence Feared.
All these circumstances have combined to
create feeling OF the most anxious suspense
Cd the part OF The dwellers along the shores
OF the Great south Bay, and 1t Is feared that
In their desperation the balI.crazed mob Will
resort to acts OF violence In order TO protect
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After DR.. jenkins arrived here last night
he communicated several times over the wire
WIN no'' f'o"er III New lorR. Ihe result ol
'"is' ~ ""s a'te' "arus learned was thal tht
eo'e' 'o' ucciueo W call oul the troops A
iarse loIee Vi speciai deputies Is also expected
10 arrive mere from New YORK this morning.
AoouI hiohighI most oi the paymeh VINO
nave oeeh occupying threatening position
on fire isia''a ior the last Two days lett the
peacA anu went over 10 tne mainland IN thciI
sai!poals.
Many oi 'hem nave returned to their homes
IN BAY 'iiic' iallp nLd Bay shore, They have
however ny no meals given up the battle,
ior ioree o' men suI"chht W overcome the
guards no" III charCe OF the holel ana pre-
vent landing from the Cephus vas left on
the Island 10 await developments and give
the alarm IN case the health authorities
MADE another move.
They are beginning to assemble agalu
,b,s mornin,, ard Tho wo,or. -, ,i,., nav or1
W. Wv "' W,
dotled win the "hi'c sails d The slhaii crai'
! for miles around
| rr vouc,t mad u,,lo ,,,os,,o,i...,,i,,,,t
- .'' o. =" ~ "'s'
| ana All Tue people on guard al the h'lc' are
! I y,cd out after their hard work Of this last
,os,,. -o,,,n, hours
Cepheus Stiii Anchored in tue Channel
ne, with her untortapa,e Messengers o.
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