Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
SHAMELESS.
The Mob at Fire Island Deaf to
All Appeals.
DETAILS OF The COWARDLY DOIyCS.
The "Ta-ra-ra" Actress Expresses Her
scorn-senator McPherson's Ineffective
Bombardment OF the Baymen's Ma
ture-Flowers generosity Lost

been exciting scenes here up to the
present hour, owing 10 demonstrations
by from 300 to 400 bay men and others,
led by Supervisor A. W. Young and ex-
Supervisor John II. Vail, of Isliptown,
who took possession Of the docks, armed
with shotguns, oars and other weapons
and twice resisted attempts made to land
passengers from the Cepheus At this
hour the Ccpheus IL anchored about 200
feet from the dock. As the Cepheus
ran alongside the dock the first time
100 voices shouted: "You cannot land
here; go back to New York"
Others shouted threats OF throwing
them overheard II they stepped from
the vessel onto the dock A hawscr
was thrown to post, which was i'm
mcdiatcly thrown back. Five police
men ON the Ccphcus climbed to the gun
whale aud motioncd rs though 10 draw
revolvcrs. hut went no further G. L.
Wall, whom Gov. Flower author
lied to take charge of the hotel here,
who was also aboard the Ccpheus,
asked the mob 10 listen to him and then
said; 81 represent the state OF New
York and am authorized to land here
aud assume charge"
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trcss kissed her hand md smiled
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boat WAS lowered nnd T. n Wall and
Capt. Trinpl, were r,wed in IL 10 The
dorls. hui were nnt allowed to .tnn
ashore. Mr. Wall said that he desired
10 confer with the committed where.
upol several prrson, sbouted. "suner-
visor Young REPRESENTA- us"
"Thcn let me ashore and Supsrvisor
Young and 1 will talk the matter over Z"
sail Mr.. Wall.
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Won cnnnot come ashore here, t,o bacl,
10 New York"
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state OF New Yorls"
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of his pocl,ct and rcnd frnm n ma fol-
lows:
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authorized to take charge of the Surf hotel and
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aboard the Cephues, some one In the