New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

STAYS in the warehouse. canal men reiu" ="
accept offered rates and are doing little nusi-
ness.
Nearly 100 loafers, gathered in by the police
from the freight yard district, were sent to the
worl,house for fifteen days this morning. Chief
Of Police Morgenstern said! The penitentiary
is the best place for these men. Now. II any
more property is destroyed, the strikers who have
denied that they set fire to the cars. cannot
throw the responsibility on to any one else. We
have secured the city, and there are few vaes
out If they are any at large, they Will do
we'll TO keep away from the railroad yards
The New-York regiments made themselves more
comfortable to-day although good many OF the
men had to wait til the sun came out thls
morning before they got thoroughly dry from
the drenchng they received yesterday afternoon
II was 10 O'Clock this morning before some Of
the members of the LIST got their breakfast, ana
one relief guard was sent out without other
food than n cup of coffee and a piece Of dry
brad for each man. One private OF the list
said last night that he has not had any food
since leaving New-York, at o'clock that morn
ing. except a sandwich which he had managed
to secure for himself.
Captain C. F. Roc's arstocratic cavalry, Troop
A. of New-York, were ordered out this morning
hy Brigadicr- General Doyle, call having come
from the New-York CentraPs Tonawandast sta
ton at the other end of the city, and some twelve
miles distant from tie freght-yard district. Inc
Troop has been on guard at Black Rock all
day. and makes a splendid appearance, every man
having brought his horse. BESIDES the cavalry
the new camp at Black Rock has the I'd Pro-
visional Regiment, and the 32d. 22d, 9th. seth
and 9th separate companies. General Doyle
said there was no reason 10 expect trouble at the
Rock. but that It was thought best not to take
any chances.
ACCIDENT TO NEW YORK CITY GCARDsMAN.
John NIayr,ga. a private Of d Company, 18th
Ncw-Yorl Regiment met with serious accloeht
last night gonGoa car, loaded with railroad
iron. stood on a track in the Western New-lork
and Pennsylvania yards, between the Erie tracks
ard Fimorc-ave. Between the iron and the end OF
the car space Of about two feet hal been eit, ana
in this spot Mayuga went to sleep. The yard
master In switching the cars, shunted heavy
ear against the gondOla with terrific force Inc
iron sd back toward the end Of the car and
caught unfortunate Mayuga, crushing his legs Sc
vercly lie was attended by the surgeon
INQUIRIES AFTER THE LOVED ONES.
TIE telegraph companies have been receiving
hundreds OF kilograms for members OF the Ma
tional Guard here. Whenever possible the mes
sagcs are tclephored 10 The pearest place ana
delivered from there. Anxious fathers mothers.
lovers. etc. take advantage of the telegraph 10
learn OF the health OF their friends in camp.
Soldiers ont Of town, on vacation at the ame
Of the call to arms inquire from all parts Of the
country il it will be necessary for them to join
their companies here Usually the reply is Yes"
One man tecgraphed from Baltimore to the
comma niant Of his company: On my wedding
trip. Must | 90 10 BuiIalo?' 1t is not known
what the reply was.
An anxious parent hurls these questions at his
son: Have you money? Are you well? An
sxcr al once Don't go hungry"
This WIS another: "All WELL Love. Lizzie
is lonesome. Do come home"
An accommodating neighbor evidently sent this
to young husband: =" Eta very ILL., Fears you
are hurt: send her telegram at once Mrs.
Brown"
About 10 o'clock last night General T. H.
McGrath. at the Hotel Iroquois, received from
Tint Farm For Gods sake send fodder. and
prevent cannibalism. Peggy" Peggy is Cap
tain Thurston. well known TO every member Of
the National Guard in the State.
Captain Edwin Gould. rifle inspector of the
list REGIMENT, is here with his regiment. lie
is a son Of Jay Gould He is tall man. with a
m heavy black beard and resembles his father IN
personal appearance.
Adam He'll II private III NoHPdhy ~ '''
ronimcnt, Of Ncw-York. fell about noon to-day
from the roof of freight car at the Erie trans
fer house. near Abbot Road. lie broke one OF
his ribs and was severely bruised about the
body. He was taken 10 the Emergency Hospital
The spcrtaclc of a man half-crazcd for want
Of food and the other haf-flled with Buffalo
booze. running up and down the Exist market,
stahhing everybody right and left with an ugly
I,ot-iuo I.,opc,- TO-DAY.
SOLDIER RUNS AMUCK
An unknown soldier of the 22d Ncw-lork Regi-
ricnt. with hayonct in his hand, rushed up 70
butcher stall at thc Elk-st. market and demanded
something n cat. at the same time attempting 10
stab the proprietor. That person called on Police
man BOYLE 10 arrest him. The policeman had 10
authority 10 do so but asked the merchant to give
the military man some sausage TO appease him. lie
nd so. brt the halfcrazed man attempted to stab
the bystanders and people who were doing Their
morning marketing. The policeman tried 10 argue
him into going back to his regiment, but 10 no CT
rcct Al last by main aorcc he was brought over
,o the outpost Of his regiment, where he was put
under arrest and is now in the guard house. lie
will he tried by courtmartlal as soon as possible
His name could not he learned.
During the afternoon the non-lnlon switch
men whom tie Ncw-lorlS Central set at work
in the yard, were all supplied with rcvovers, and
told TO use them only for self-dcfcnce.
Manufacturers and business men whose es-
tablishmcnts are near the railroads. or In any
way liable to be identified with them. have
taken the alarm at the presence OF apparent
danger Of disorder in this city, and. following
the example of the railroads. have asked the
Sheriff for protection.
4 round of the various camps and important
crossings at East Buffalo this evening disclosed
these facts: large number of engines were
nying about in the vicinity of the lailey-avc
crossing of the Central Ii was learned that all
were fully equipped with switchmen. Freight
Nas being rapidly moved ont to the west-bound
track. The only trouble seemed to be that Lake
Shore freight pilng up, that road not