The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

fendant. Jehn y McEans. chief Of Police Of the Tow
Sy S:s 1sd Ss or
q RTSRsT F town
s" fsspoe,Ss ses Il one dsrSs and from psr
wS,cGSfs rssidsnts Of The said town hat The
dollkewss. all contrary 10 law: aud tho planin Gav.
pSss SG III .ss JSnsnu and
" 6SGsSys tor tSn the Ea%. ucKr.
And as SIetpt Police Of tue town q GIaysssnl snd
agent. anderns" anu ali persons and tue said other
ds,gnAns and each Of them their nppointee. clerks;
ana IN persons aiding or ting them or acting I'M
ton De- and e9cG Of them and all Of them hereby
or Sna 20 BE- Y the s@s
i9n on Soy = is9 In the several election districts OF
rabieSn General Committee ~ it, Chairman or pSopsr
"Sn n o m the and S h.sn Sr IN ns
other manner from entering being and remaining IN
SSs.Ss ws ~ .Ii $sy ssS
"a a, M and Of ff Il. a OF
lees and duties thereof and dong all duties to watch
sys, o9, ara Tie number thereof And every voi.
and canvas. Of he ballots, and the making and
ct s Ss SAD nPa tna as Ss
OF the said town or not ) T. BAaS.Rp,
Dated Nov. q. 1898
!, Col. Bacon is positive that he legally served
ter IL equally sure that he didn't.
After the stage containing the prisoners had
Quilted Gravesend for Coney Island. there was
lot more trouble between the policemen, the
with col. Bacon - The crowd attacked the
Brook ) mites several times. and some Of the
finally succeeded in reaching their carriages.
and he drivers whipped up and drove away.
for T yeE s1S Of as the ScMs told to
u" The result Of this mornings action will be
that some men will find themselves in State
NaN mt n I'm nm,
u penceatle, GRAND armed with the authority
Of the highest court in the state, Mckane
cordingly.. He had laid out dead limo around
his Court House. and, besides his police force,
land to assist him IN any n"V Violent work that
Grayesend ior as soon as i got out q the
Barnard's order His men attacked us.
hSwsyer aGd we were pgshed away
with mo were forced to flee for their lives. and
dealt Will Despite The fact that we Se,S were
beaten and kicked around in Grayesend our
m,sna closet and locked there for, two hours
s ny IF Mekan"ss vsf SndsFstan a.
Of has a' n Work set sSdq Tie end can of tell
Mr. Mnns deGass a. Ghe eK%ns
him with u copy OF the Injunction. | have
heard since that McKane was seen to take a
piece II paper from his pocket a short time
lie to Z" to trsen That IS al have to
say at present excepting that il Mr.. Gaynor
end and attempted to serve Chief MoKane
Mr. Ulrich Pal medo OF POI Sterling place.
Win - 5ir. Clarence Hughes: Mr. Pal med Ss
who is . member Of the Stock Exchange.
party. lie lost his hat, eyeglasses. and cane
IN the ,scrimmase. besides having, both eyes
different places. When Mr.. ralmedo got BACK BACK
to brooklyn. his shirt and collar were saturated
with lIoo! and he M was s. SO weak that he could
the Gormunia Club of Brooklyn. and last year
he was Captain. OF the Lohg Island Wheelmen.
10 a reporter Mr.. Palmedo said:
Il sat on the box Of one of the carriages
with tho driver. and when we got to Graves
end jumped oil about ten feet from the paster
men. and my coll was torn half off and my
eyeglasses smashed. tred to get through
before could do So " at last ESCAPED. and I
All OF he others who went down told the re-
porter similar stories Of the way they were
Tie Rev. r. ]. Kent of the Lewis Avenue
ConGreGationa Church was H among 9Th the watch
Chief Mckane was as calm as ever fifteen
walked around with his hands in his pockets.
and didn't appear to he the least bit disturbed
strangers began, to come, into town in car:
riages on bicycles. AMI by ira MS Most OF
these people had read the extras issued by the
the fun. Their pleasure, was shortliyed. Chief
McKane called Gait, lIinman. and ordered
town on double-Guick time. Some Of the
visitors objected to being driven out. but they
Charged Charged on them with their drawn clubs.
After that. every train that came in was |
TSss y'y s tnst fs
had to be either a newspaper man or a citizen |
of the place to stay in the town, II he was |
K irt Highway sutton OF the Culver Rail-
road and kept there until the next train came |
shipped back to brooklyn. A sun reporter was |
taken into custody as soon as he got OF the |
wHsrs az cHe o t0 He az @
be known to the Chief. however, and was re- |
leased.
the brighton Beach Railroad from Brooklyn |
got of at tho Neck road station. The Town |
porter started TO walk the distance. While he |
was on his way stage driven 9y two sleek
looking young men ana containi fr as passen,
Want ride to the Town HALF" asked ono
. os. replied the reporter. and he Jumped
in.
How much will it bo?" he asked. pulling
out n quarter.
Put up your money" said the man. John |
Y. McKane furnishes this rig and pays for 1t,
too. All you've got to do IL to vote. seer"
But I'm not q resident protested the re-
porter.
ballot we give you and drop her In the box.
Then come out and We'll drive You back
again.
The reporter said nothing. but waited for de-
Nelopmonts. In the mean time the negroes
began to converse among themselves,
.".Whered you vote las, time. boy 7, said one.
"Oh. vote in de Third distr ict and de Sixth
district las time" was the reply.
Where you vote dis time p
" ! vote in dc Second district dis time" re-
snonded the man.
The reporter listened aghast. and as the
stage neared tho Town Hall pretended to
recognize a friend some distance away He
nation and didn't appear again for an hour,
During tho afternoon Mr.. Mckane,s crank
appeared again. This crank sends Chief nc
ha49 lowers and fruit nif name is Cullen, Hen,
street Brooklyn. He got Of Of train and at
llppmap had Inn, in |