Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-14
The Quarantined People Happy in
the Hotel on Fire
leland.
THE TROUBLE a rEmnEsr IN a
TEAPOT.
Indignation Meeting Held. - Bitter
Speeches Made and Various
Resolutions Passed.
~ Telegraph to the NEws.i
ON FIRE BLAND.
Tho Passengers nt Inst safely
LANDED.

LANDED.
FIRE ISLAND, n. y, Sept. IA
great buB.Ie followed the arrival OF
Passengers from tho "NormaniaD aud
''Rugia" ut tho hotel toduy. Consid.
ering the fact that 900 guostt arrived
within five minutes IL wac natural that
some confusion should result. Such
progress was made by tue temporary
MOTEL clerk thpt inside Of two hours Nil
were comfortably located. Gmy.haired
men Jumped about on the tnnu lilc
boys. The second cabin PASSENGERS
were put IN the westerly end anu the
iiflt class In tho eustcriy. AT G.3U sup
lcr was served. II would bp difficult
10 lind happier crowd than that
which nlled tho dining.rOOm. Com
vontiOnHIitiea were east aside and
every ono knew every one else aud
congratulations showurcd ffom every
quarter Of the room. No strict quar-.
untinc was maintained aud all the pas.
seugcr were thankful that they were
not ON tue "Cepheus" tonight. In re-
ply 10 an offer OF men glom lalip 10
Withdraw the injunction " the gov
oruor would promise 10 bell the hotel,
Governor Flower sent the following
Telegram;
rs. A. Jennings;
Your Dispatch received and your pro.
position declined. The conduct OF the
people Of Iniip Ia refusing 20 shelter tue
passengers of the "Nurnisnia" IL ~ dis.
gInce to our commonwealth. The
State accepts no terms from the law
breakers except submission 20 It's
authority. Your proposition Is IN IN
suit to the executive and State.
Roswell T.. FLOWER"
In conversation with Mr.. Palmer To-
night, that gentleman said:
"Onc thing want 10 bay Is that the
American public has gone crazy on
cholera. Not ono American has yet
died on any " the infected ships.
The disease only takes hold OF un-
deried and. unciean persons. havo
lived with II for eighteen days aud |
know"
Late tonight men were circulating
among the passengers in thehotel offer
ing to run them across 10 tho main
shore for $50 head.
=. =. Sammis, late proprietor OF the
hotel, said the trouble was "a tempest In
n teapot. Some OF tho Bay men, ex-
! cited by people who had political
more or less with tho idea that the
establishment Of quarantine nt Fire Isl.
and would injuTe their business. Thi. IL
nil tosh, aud they know II Is NO, ana
practically admit 1t. The "Norman-
MAS" passengers were all landed and
win be made rs comfortable as possible.
The sheriff informed Governor Flower
that there was no further use for the
tToops. IL IL expected that the mill.
larry will be Withdrawn tomorrow, and
they viii 40 to Fire Island.
An Associated ,Press correspondent
subsequently interviewed a number Of
leading mon, nll classes OF residents,
Bay men and hotel men, aud all
! Join In saying that tho Views expressed
by Samnis are undoubtedly correct la
all main particulars. One fact be.
came evident To the correspondent,
and that was that the quarantine OF
people On Fire Island Is farce Of the
very worse description. At least q
I dozen boats came from tho islnud 10
4 the main land and there landed loads
OF people whom II seemed from the
conversation generally and from the
admissions, several had been In clote
communication and conversation with
| the "NOTmanniA'h" detained cabin
naasenver-, The sheriff nssuted Gov.
| ernor Flower that the people would
abide by the law and there was no
Al s.9O n detaebment ~ In. Thir.
/ t,entb repIment and nnv.I rcsn,v.,
ardved here.
A nont bo0 manila atis,dad n ,,.o,,,.
this evening ut Royal Arcanum Hail,
Bay Shore. Percy NJ. q. Weeks,
sidsd Sn,ochea wsro vcry bi,,SrF
,nns and rssolntions wero S,antaI a., ~
he ofIeSt thnt crinIuoI and ciYii NJ
cscdinos wonld he taIen ayoirs, p H.,
mem rrsnongible for ounrnniininy ria
Island, DR., Jenkins, it understood.
Dr. 'iNiN'Ns "ihh have 10 silow
OAosh'
QUARANTINE, N. Y, Sept. I3.-The
evening OF this day whitn started with