Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
TIE WAR OVER.
..,oc,rs from the NormanDia In the
.n-..l- -cInm-DIgeers submit.

from the NormanDia In the
uoteI-CIam-D DIgsers submit.
~-f.,.S-.. y. L., September lS.-From
ms the bavmen's little war IS
t r.. prompt action OF Governor
.''. 5l. ouellcd al disturbances, the
has asserted Its rights over lts
''..7 ..a.si property, and the nor
Messengers are now at last
I'..-,.1 "A, the surf Hotel, ater e4'
.-.-.- ,1 quarantine that VIII llVe
~ ... fHr wears. The troops arrived
r.,a. and their presence demon
500 q. .he -lam-diggers thnt iurther
'.'..~.. v.- useless. so when the lnteIIl-
.o..- received that the court had va
r.. u. munctlOn nothing. renamed
..e. ,y.,p. 90 permit the health ON
,. .t...a.ul.y land the NormannlRs
...-.-- who had passed the night on
rsltl-eI-.
r.f rAssENGTBs BEJoIcRD.
+..f-.. animation Of the Courts action
...l IN the Associated Press and
....., mmunicated 10 the passen-
.,.. C..rus. VINO acknowledged the
...t tr. GOOD news by loud cheers,
'...trta same time playing Amerl-
- San ..t,-Wards Sheriff Darling re-
dispatch from Governor
.. ir..ru-unc him 20 aid IN
oak .f landing the passengers, as
i .,,...,..l bad been vacated. Senator
,-.r-.r..r. A NJ Palmer, and i. L. Wall
...r. '9r the purpose Of locating
.. f.- The use u the weary passengers.
... n.embarked and set foot on
.- o.. first time in three weeks.
,-.f.r,l, 4.r,t. aud as there is no fur
,... Joy the naval reserves and
Dr., ,a..v.ll probably go back to-mor-
Governor Hover Emphatic.
rr- y..r. September 13.-Visitors TO
.,..-.-- ..Wrr- room IN the Windsor
I..t..r,. 10 suggested 10 him that his
4-..rcst uf the troops might lose HIM
,tr5t.. .u Long Island. He replied ::
D ..s.f coy. "a I .-- Ior votes but am
.-5fl prt down law-breakers and put
f. t.-e b. possession Of its property"
Tnr Governor Nrsthy.
v.rr J.r,>r. y. Y. September 19.-A
vrt..fu now raging, and al the pas
,t.,.s afe talagtul that they are not on
q, b, .eus t.-Weht.
+ ,,,.f p. au offer Of the men from
H.. q, withdraw the Injunction If the
e.g.r-or would promise 10 sell the hotel,
l,i Rtr -.lt ttis telegram:
"Nla TlBk, September 13, 1892.
I TN AtuHTs:
Yoar dispatch received and your pro-
4 t,... declined. The conduct of the
,s.I.Uf I,.p In refusing shelter 10 the
/ i..-lrs-- of tie Normannia and in at
i t-g.lr b, main force u prevent their
4 |.a t.rff - "a
- Comm uwea.th. The State accepts
'-rls t,.,. sw-breakers except submis-
N1t.f., authority. Your proposition is
Gr,l' Ed The Executive Of the State.
i .l..I "BoswELL p. FLOWER
4 PRAISE roB FLOWER.
w. An Palmer tonight said: while
Il O. passengers feel that they have been
! -.t great lay I,h:p. they have nothing
g., .f4.-rf.r Governor Flower. He has
j ...sl lu-,.f q man all the way through.
%. tl.- want o. say Is. that the Amerl-
1- r.oI. t.- gone crazy on the cholera.
! D. ..e American has yet died on any OF
-t l...'.i ships. The disease only takes
q. INDEBTED aud uncleRn persons.
s- lived V..A g, for eighteen days and |
The Troops RemaiD.
i 5aU0v. L. j., September I3.-At 1880
I'D ..-. ltch was received from Gov
q, .7.g addressed TO suerif Darling
er-, t-lt tL- Governor preferred that
'-.r1 should remain at Babylon fOI
Es..' 4lI THAT the troops would also
.- ,rs until all danger OF inter
if- vta the state authorities has
iie--. A, 'l'- hour all Is quiet.