The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
POLICE VI; CALLED IN
yrr1yy,{sI CH ENDORSED hfH.
sCHrEL& CANDIDACY.
rr, Tr,er nv vi the Young Mems Dem.
n.r.t,c cub srootiyn wn. Captured
Nv Ia MuEni Members Cnn-ed Row
M. Erdo, NE May ise Kepudinted.

,,-,., hv wi the Young Mems Dem.
.,...,,c ,iub Brooklyn Nns Captured
~, ~. uurNE Member. Cnuaed "a Row
M. E,do, knt May Be Kepudinted.
.ro-t ,vo bo,l wrangling. which finally
i,oco,,, G, turInt that tho police were
..,,oii 4, tina orI zation known ms the Young
Mnn,s D,mocr,Ilu OF BrooNlyn endorsed
Ar schiereu's IidacY last night.
No,Ieo rrs H. out week ago that the
,a,,,, ,yn,,ld be III to endorse 3Ir. %chiersn.
49, ho,,t .hck e limo announcement was
,n,',n ina. ku,ior would 10 offered IN
s,rnor, ., MrIoly. Those notices brought
mos, NJ IN, hers to Tho hall on the top
d. -, tho Il building at the corner OF
Court and 1o1mon stHcet% 1"ere WIS ais"
. snrinkling Iutsii.rs
At 4 o'rlo{ lie room was packed 20 over
onvinr and bon became apparent that all
,,o sta,nsm kycfo in n turbulent frame nj
r,i,d As Il as Archiba.u L. Sessions. tho
chairman. II his place "a the platform nm
, dernenth potaits o. Washington and Clcvc-
,o,d he had WELD his mallct Justify.
VI rba row ltel ju-t ns sDou rs the minutes
., IN. last {,ting mad hcrn read. some one
NJ the end Eho hall called for three cheers
,ar David 4oody." and they were given with
/. viii andre directly followe! with cheers
o., Mr. SIeren. The Bloody ard Schicren
mon. eycnI this carly stage. began to Ios.l"
s,ch otbeR lively manner. and half dozen
eycited dilussbns were in progress in differ
ent parts | heiall at the same time,
FINALLY. khcn iome show OF order had been
restored, harlmA. Robinson stepped forward
and handei siia paper TO the Secretary.sav-
ing that twas tn Schieren resolution he had
4 h,u
of dissent The rcs'ution was read and second.
ed Instantly an without putting motion
for The adoption the resolution. a Schieren
!. Amid wild scte Chairman Sessions de-
clnred that the ntion for adjournment had
been carried, iete however. be had an o.
E0ody men made aim Infamous rush for tho
platform. scatterin,the Scniercn Mugwumps
In all directions.
sumed tho ieadenip OF. the Body forces.
aud. closely preSseoy n dozen stalwart sur-
porters. forced MS, 70 the niatform. Mr.
Krone ma" made Eeo hnselt eo1spicnons at the
i1st '0, "25e 's ~ ccns,itution Of tic the
club. declaring itsbject thus. TO foster
governmcn'." WheLAlr. Krone reached the
platform he had an cited controversy with
Mr.. Sessions. VII" 81 held the g0vcl. Hls
\cont ent!on was that 90 vote to adjourn had
not been properly nntunred. and that under
the Circumstances tl,am eetii.G must pro- erd.
The, urr"ar whiclnnsued was such as
jnticul gathering inrooklyn, Young John
j. McGarry. u son ofiLerman McGnrry. the
Tenth ward Democrat leader. stood side by
side with M6 b Cd the t%5 nS
almost hand o.hand ghtinG was general All
over the hail. Hats We smashed and coats
torn. and the tumult cod be heard a couple
While the light vast it's height Charles
Frederic Adams and FED .. Bailey hurried
over to Police i!eadIuaers. and, after breath
lesslv describing Incubation TO Inspector
Reilly. begged that peeemen should tie de-
spatched to the scene once. The Inspector
hurried Detective Servants Mshoney. Roll.
and Common across theHunre and telenhoned
to the Adams street ation for hclt. The lat
ter message brought opt. Campbell. Detective
|Sergeant Hell and 90 reserve squad to the
The first police errhls had little or no effect
IN 1uieting the stor. and Detectives Rohl
Mahoney, and Conndnad finally to flght their
way 5S the patform me rough and tumble
was with difficulty TT the Captain was able
TO- ascertain what alle trouble was about;
When the lghtingopped it was found that
the only person so feas could be learn ed who
had been hurt in thecrap was John J. Clan
ey. who ran ms an dependent candidate for
No doodle Aldeaan's son will run this
meeting"
Young McGarry orheard this and rushed
for Clancy who revived a crack OF cano
over the head cruising in his hat and raising
|s welt on his scalp Whether the blow came
from McGarrys car could not be definitely
learned
When some show corder had been restored
and Capt. Campbell I'D distributed his men
through tbs hall. Chrmnn Sessions resumed
his place on the Dlatrm and announced that
the motion to adloln was the only question
before the meeting. t was arranged that tho
roll should be calied,nd each nr-mber come
forward and deposit s ballot. Although only
nlnety-two votes we cast. the ceremonies
occupied nearly an our. owing to disputes
over the privilege OF sting and frequent at
tempts at repeating.
The announcemei that the motion to ad-
lourn had been caIed by q vote OF " to %
caused Mr.; SrhieroE MuGwump friends to
now with delight. tany Of Mr.. Boody's sup
porters. INCLUDING J. McCarry and his Tenth
Marl contingent. vat off in disgust. The
Mugwumps then uIer the direction OF the
Young man who rlais the honor OF having
hlarted the anti snamovsment. proceeded to
carry out their prOgmme.
First OF all they hi the room cleared OF all
lthe outside interesti spectators and then had
we vote to adlouI reconsidered. Finding
nat they were in q njority. the Schieren men
resumed business. id adopted q resolution
enGorslng the tepuicaa candidate
|, Inc exhibition W. not have the effect of
helRing Mr. Schiert much. and may be re-
Undated at a suhselent heating OF tho club.
winch has been alrtdy called.