The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
MORE TROOPS WITHDRAWN.
GEN. DOYLE SENDING HOME OUT-OF-
Town COMPANIKs OF Hrs BRIGADE.

GEN. r SENDING HOME -OF.
Town COMPANIES OF HIS BRIGADE
The Attorney or che Nickel PIs.e Road
swears Out Warrants for the Arrest OF
Strikers Who Have Bees Committing
Acts OF vioienee-The shooting OF YounG
Broderick BY < Detachneut OF the asa.
BUFFALO. Aug. 27.-The Fourth Brigade. un-
der comman OF Gen. Doyle. comprises the
military remaining here to cone with the law
less element. Gen. Doyle has decided that the
out-of-town troops belonging to the brigade
can be safely withdrawn. Tho following left
at j j. NJ: Second Separate Company OF Au-
burn. Thirty-fonrth Separate Company OF &C.
neVa; Forty-tMth Separate Company OF Cort-
land Forty-eiEhth Separate Company OF Oswe-
60: Fortv-frst Separate Company OF Syracuse.
and the Fifth Battery Of Syracuse.
W. hopo." said Gen. Doyle. ito send homo
this afternoon tho Thirteenth Separate Com
pany OF jamestown. Twenty-nfth OF Tonawan-
da, Forty-sccond Of Niagara Falls. Forty-third
OF Glenn. First aud Eighth OF Rochester. Twen-
ty-siNth and Thirticth OF Elmira. and Forty
seventh OF Hornellsville. leaving only the
Sixty-nfth and Seventy-fourth regiments on
duty. They will be sent away II nothing hap
pens in the mean time to indicate that 1t
would be wise to keep them."
Tonight Sheriff Beck said that he had
sworn in no moro new deputies. but he had a
list Of good men ready from which he could
draw ut any time when he found It necessary.
Il am not going to take any more volun-
tecrs. but will select good. trusty men from
my list" said ho. THE Erie has appealed for
more special deputies to guard the William
street crossing. but l am informed that two
companies of the National Guard arc there
and SO l don't sec the need Of any more"
Are you going to pay the special deputies
who ran away"
mo. sir; they won't get n cent. I swore in
ninety-six deputies ut first. and about forty
six Of them ran away. while the others have
worked on well. I-have fourteen or fifteen
special deputies still on duty"
Franklin d. Locke. attorney for the Nickel
Plate road. went to tho police court to-day
and swore out half q dozen warrants for strik-
crs who. lie says. have been throwing stones
ut non-union men. throwing switches. and
committing other deeds Of violence.
District Attorney Quinby was seen in refer
ence to the action Of the Coroner in the mat
ter OF the shooting of the boy Michael Brod-
erick. on Thursday last. by a detachment Of
the Twenty second Regiment Mr.. Quinby
said:
IF Coroner Ransom is In doubt as to his
poWels ud tdu cuHlo ue. Nv 10 COUNTY
officer. and his processes are served by the
Sheriff and his deputies. whom he can require
to assist him in procuring evidence. As to the
police. Chief Morgenstein is not obliged Ia
furnish a list of witnesses to the Coroner. but
he's a gsnt t IN an and always 4, nF L1 tho Coro-
when the inquest begins next tuesday. won't
1T should not. 1t don't matter whore the
privates or officers Of tho regiment may 10: il
within tho jurisdiction OF the Coroner"
"no"s tn fnet that the hoy was shot by the
military affect ne matter.
no more right t." commit u homicide than Il
man out of it. md, the uniform cannot shield
him: The law defines for all when a man can
kill in defence OF lis own. life. his own prop
erty. or the property of others intrusted to his
Of the National Guard as for the man ont Of it.
They are both liable to arrest BY the civil au.
,hor!tiefs, and must Justify their acts before
Have the parents OF the unfortunate boy
any redress without waiting for the Coroner's
Certainly. They can swear out warrants
a aSnn1; am 81 1f n or or man concerned in the
All the L~ackawanna men who will he taken
back have resumed work. and the road is now
doing its normal business. Work was re-
General Superintendent Bartlett OF the Buf.
the services OF the men who. went ont on his
road. and he gives motto. that it will be u
waste OF time TO apply, Mr. Bartlett thinks
Is no accedcd To the switclimen's demands. |
and a rereiveI nssnranccs that there would DO
men vent out %', and tied a' the road adi wv warning tho
superintendent Brunn of the Eric says that
work will BE- given many OF The men. The
ones suspected of robhing and riot!n.. how
ever. will have to rrore, an alibi before their
names will be reinstated on tho pny roll. Gem
eral Superintendent Bell OF the Western New
iorE aud PENNSYLVANIA feels much the same
as Mr.. bartlett relative, to the return of the
men. Tn" read gave them what they asked
for. and expected to avoid n t!c-up. But II
sympathetic strike was ordered. and the road
OF the Old men. however. have been rcinstatnd.
and by Monday there will be n vacancies
in the yards.
General Agent Knibloe Of the Buffalo Creek
Railroad will not hire tho strikers. and has
asked. protection from Mayor Bishop and
Sheriff Eeck for tho non-union men at work.
No trains were moved yesterday on account Of
lcareh violence and refused to leave the COM
pamv's boarding house without, a guard OF
f faks s ar s"ld .nJ w Ths kSn,sh y, siG kiiiin rlatH;
hire the strikers MS soon a. they apply for
work. No trouble has been reported to-day.
NewburSh's Soldier. Return from EuEIIo.
NEwBuDEH. Aug. 27.--The Fifth and Tenth
Separate companies. after being on tho road
twenty -four hours. reached home from Buffalo
at ? o'clock this afternoon. via New York Cen
trai. Ihcy were met ut the fsrrY by the Citi-
Zens' Band and the Blaine Drum Corps. mem
pers OF th@ u. \. il. ana eN-nleulbeES nf ,;ho
ruin ana Tenth com pa mics, and escorted to
their nrninry on Broadway through streets
Proluseiy decorated with i'G.s and bunting.
Nv" Cnr-cognIz-d kodi-s.
Two dead bodies lie on adjacent marble slabs
MT ia "slOw'S mnrrli, in II,, nl.p Ono Is thnt