The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-06

IToOk OOttFoll. Donn1N ~. Oonlll. JOnn mulll-
gan. Edward Phelen. william Curtis. Andrew
Ss9 h ssF s Mf eyn sS sseR R1 R Ssn
Licked p up b io h In cell None knew on what
BE seep a's re cells a. there But one
ssttee in each. and this gave barely enough
for tss % to s UPRIGHT The
the morning in taking over their predicsmsnt
AT O'clock ne men we're taken out q their
S sap SG sS,. M.Sss4s .a% Ss
hour or so and rermission to telephone for
before sass D!Sa sSs sSssoPsd an
Justice Kenneth I. sa!Reriand was. on the
bench. He looked over the papers and called
BEEN daSnk and md d K win having
ss S Wee viii hsS. walt AND Sc:
Eh1s telling ths truth Ill sentence you all
That PROMISE mis- of sentence" It is alleged.
am: Sed IN shS sSo
were returned TO their cells.
bu hs pSes a %Ssn ts
Pss4 @ Ssn sa'R ao SssE S Ss
the rest received what they had been relieved
They wondered what this all meant, but
were soon enliGhtened by being let out o. the
There stood the prison van. which was built
locked S' in L and driven OF. they Knew not
whittier. They did the best they could to
'' 4Se drive We lasted two hours and the men
Teasb It than ali Hre hs a aid s
know a where they we're gong or how long the
When fna ally they were let out they found
III Breofyn me Fhey We're marqSsd into the
s o sse dns the IL IL f sSe
They had MT yet been told Why thsy were
shss must ss ppen s' pretty re soon Thsy Knew
that the eight men who had gone to Coney
amsra . sa Mr. snd aH d
not hear from him he would start an investi-
Warden Peter j. Doyle OF the jail read:
snsr Of the county Of Kings to r..
to
Special Sessions in the town e
There was no bail fixed and no date named
when the prisoners should answer.
slightly out Of the ordinary. and. when he
picked up Brooklyn mtGrning paper and saw
thing wrong s0meyhers; He sent in word Z. 70
to aaw the shsm Se
corridors Gardner and Mcnamara. who had
o Set had %n nG,f ,bs SsS then ordered
dercoinG their trials their friends had not
been idle. As has been said. one OF the Brook
Ign morning newspapers published the fact OF
the arrests. and gave a list OF the prisoners
MI. Edward NJ. Grout, Mr.. Gaynor's law part;
ner was at breakfast when some one rushed
Hs Went to the M9 9a club ana , sent
an hour he had gathered eight men: They
we're corpslips , Donne RGnn Charles ssva A.
El irh"' il. Rennedy Franz sauirs. jacob
the situation, to them briefly and all started
in the mean time McNamara's brother had |
Of Tx Sa aR nd he wosd stspt
mediately to give bail. No attention. he says.
to his ns psIsv reached
at about j O'clock; They sought &s. Mckane:
sn that be awe Thsy ,s
be '' was in New YORK; D fheS went to Poles
at Island Snd
;sturn.'l to Gravesepl and :o %pd Justice 2.
their case and pronounced the affair an out |
rage uion innocent citizens.
- ,don't know anything about It," replied
Nir. i!rout explained. but the Justice de-
clared emrhaticay that he had no knowledge
, Mr.. circuit explained that the men with him
represented S7.OUU.UUO in real estate and that
they we're prepared to give bail In any sum up
to that amount Justice Newton. MIR. Circuit
fa Ysu .s enGod Il this ISL Interview.
Ths party then sought out another Justice
to ths and ssi h he
democrat. he would go to the Raymond street
SIr Grout ielt much relieved. and all hands
took tho train for Br9oklyn: On arriving at
any, and that no Justice but Mr.. sutherland:
this VAS so but aeknowledGel himself power
less. aud returned to FIatbush.
Eamara to see Mr.. Circuit and the bondsmen in
one OF the prison sitting rooms. Up to that
charges they Ind been locked w. and they
told the entire story OF their nights adven-
After half an hours talk the prisoners went
back to their cells and the other men returned
!fs to MR. last
Justice Guile who said that rs long as JUS
tes lind set no bail even he
All he could do. he said. was to issue writs
Of habeas ep2rpus which could not be
would sign the writs and mako them returna-
BILE at {, o'clock in the supreme Court this
petitions and sent word to the prisoners that
they must spend the night in Jail.
When seen at his office in Montague street
Mr.. Circuit was very Indignant over the treat
ment that his agents had received and he did
not spare language when talking about Justice
of the Peace Sutherland.
7" In the first place" said he. lit Is illegal
not to fix bail in case not II felony: but we
know. OF course. why that was done in this
case II Is all n political fight; but they have
gone a little too far this time. When l was at
Gravssend this morning got nothing but in
suits. believe that II 1t had been dark | too
would have been arrested as a vagrant. When
Reconstructed to Justice Wilson. he said
"'DO you think we can allow gang OF men
to come to this quiet little town In the middle
OF the night without Interference How do
we know but that they intended to murder US
all and burn down our homes. We had to ar
rest them In self-defence. do not quote him
literally. He was very profane.
This is the second time have seen Suther-
land. l was at Gravesend ON Friday and Wis,
frod the registration places. He met me and
ASK oil me what tho hell was doing there. |
told him and asked him who he was. He said
his name was Brown. Imagine Justice OF