The sun., 1892-08-26
what some oiths dull thuds that sounded every

meant inc pavement where he had been
was stained. .Ho looked as though he had
slowly and painfully Vi up shs street The crowd
at duner dssssnsS, zee, The Grnnd
fighter acts alter he has s'Se Been Si knecksd % out
HIS movements were all mechanical. The FIRST
drug store that was encountered was. Ly.
water water was turned on. while one man held 3
in few minutes -. Then s 1 lis Wounds weee
washed and dressed. lie. didn't look SO bad
sf az d hnys c the ssH
cation OF leeches TO his eyes he might not have
bee been recognized by casual acQnaintances. AZ
int hS sSS Seen up Mr. was
or. 1T was one Of the most cowsrdly assaults
three or. four switchmcn when Quinn ap- o
preached mo from behind and dealt mo ter
iis ribis blow on tho head turned around com.
again. This blow vas right on the nose. and
not: / was Knocked down by the blow. and he
kisEed Ssh mo before , h9 ran away" ,,..,
Quinn mn is Nickel plnte switchman. aud has
been thrown out OF lob by the strike. lsnp-
and hns taken this way to get even. 1t was
the only course hc thought he had. / suppose.
Sas ose BEEN enc swes Srssr
pey continued. II was never hit by a striker
VII M yon o'', have sn, him arrested'"
Mr. Sweeney added that he would start for
Commissioner IS S fiorsncs ' Donovan a said in the
aiternoon in speakine OF the assault; =" was
Ito II ony HnS shat nS tGn of
Jumping in and whipping the man Quinn" ""o'
sodsis hs story f hf of by the
toId tl By the olliccrs OF the regiment. is as
Al about 10 o'clock word was sent from tho
under the command Of Major Bartlett that the
strikers were throwing stones at the Erie
and detail of twenty -four men were sent to
thatthe striker were Keeping up regular fusi-
1t 1 II tn the yad
disperse; They did not do it. He called again.
and I; t2ld them @ that unless they dispersed
bayonets;, Thereby this time was a yolley of
stones Several r Of The soldiers were hit The
Thss 10 et Ss vosy hsy
after yollsy Of stones and bits OF iron Then
once one Of the soldiers fired q shot and one Of the
their legs could carry them, The o. entire % detaii
fhasd and tdspara hs rSMIms MeHs Corr 81 e
they overlook and captured di''thhi three ''ta Of
hSw TrS shot wss
seious. The big bullet had entered his groin
doctors Tiers said It vas IS very e depbtial ii he
Mcha 81 BrodericE. It Is said that he was em.
ployed on the LehiGh Valley road before the
STRIKE The three by
the Lshiss ill., Saiies i il .S Fos% s before the striks:
the Erie grain elevators. but not a striker. and
John Murphy OF Sandusky street. who before
tn.d t6. strike WIS employed on the L0hich Valley
The loca} papers show the same disposition
to lnmn oE this case q shooting as they have
in the interest Of law and order.
Sinc1 the troops have been here Sheriff
tioGh regarding their stay and the advlsability
Of their being sent home ept none Of them has
bones heads tho page:
To Aro.a s,rt. Enemp m,h. Worhinomnn:
Deth. Amen.
this is 5sSsy son agy With
called on the Mayor and conferred with him.
They were together for some time. and when
hat they had united in writing letter to Gen.
Porter asking ~ for the withdrawaI a OF the
in inducing the Sheriff t" act act. ""' " '"' ''''-
One Of the amusing features OF the story to-
Plate men. They went back to work this after
noon in response to the invitation Of the COM
lntandents Of the roads shipped the non-union
Iormer strikers were very sure that the nom
lhemseives. and to- to.niTht they struck struck again. again:
They had meetings tonight. chose Mike Bar
stay out till Sheol froze over. Amusing as this
is. there is q reason for it. After the confer
mems local unions to consult as o the advisa-
b!ity OF ordering the strike of; he ignored the
q the men, men Of the E5ie. Central. West
shsh were ths na oSns strikers issF r0Has Ths
ronds whose men were ignored were tho Lack
aawanna the Lake Shore, the Western New
he Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburgh. None
of the men on theilve roads last named had
and and they % We're not as thorouehIy whipped. ]
IoS punishmens and an theS want more They
|Se :ssrks ysTs est: BIT II as asids from their
i shame that they. having added themselves
s msss1 S n Il esns w5s Sss
think that Mr.. Sweeney and his original fol-
lowers are; to say the lGast. unRrateful. Quinn.
tho man who punched Sweeney. was one Of tho
kickers. Some OF tho others say to- night that
tho Grand Master Switchman won't get out OF
town alive. The selection OF Barrett is di-
rect slap at Sweeney.
Chief Morgenstern OF the Buffalo police to-
night appointed two OF tho detectives OF tho
he should stay in :he citv. Sweeney said he !
did not want hem and would not accept their
services. He Is out tonight He says 1t took
seven stitches to close up ono OF the wounds
IN his lace. He thinks that Barrett wore n
The doctor who sewed ny his wounds SAYS he
believes that tho wounds were caused by brass
knuckles.
THE STRIKERS' PLACES FILLED.
Not More Than zoo VIII he Taken Back,