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

Of the departure Of the fourteen mon from
The wrIts Of haSeas corpus were served on
What became Of the men who. went on to
G9nsy Island OF the crowd that got ~ At King.
snd noSns Was Sssrd
thought that they got wind Of the preaicamehi
ana went back to Brooklyn ~ a train over the
There WAS a big crowd around the Gravesend
They had heard that Chief Nc Kane had threat:
to his without
heard il rumored that Mr. Gaynor Was going
on hand TO sec the clash Mr. Gaynor's m en-.
however. did not arrive. and the crowd were
Chief Mckane was seen at his residence In
SIhseepshsad Bay last y. night BY SyN reporter
his assfs and s1 .ne Ss ra S
eyebrows in surprise. and said
What trouble do you refer to- Isuppose
here at midnight Saturday night and who
were arrested as Migrants. There was no
them in custody as we had right to do. and
ss it was our duty to do. As YOU probably know.
Mr. sent DOWN here e
Town Hall. and. finding II closed. went back
and told Mr.. Gaynor that he had been unable
9s ssTa q ssns Ga esGtsSG0Ts
Sf Sf5s s ss %
stead Of thanking Murphy Mr. Gaynor cursed
and sw9 %s, at him unit, the man left in Dis
On Saturday afternoon whiis was sit
1 ns n %s SSe n
The q Ss' hep
ssksa IN we're
didn't know; | said that 4 they were Gaynor's
geant Murphy telephonsd again and said that
s snS .has they were rSsns eohd
erable OF q rumrus A.
wnnt to them to Be Mr.
from that quarter By Interfering with them,
BIT ddn tSs one to
sns snd until
S'cIo;f,. only to earn ,tSat the gang
had LEFT on the train which drew ont OF
arrived. When heard how the men had been
acting in the town all day l was thoroughly
train drew into the depot and fourteen
strange men got out my officers demanded to
had a perfect riest to tod do So and if you
nav w seed Gid me S1d oSec
picked UP in Brooklyn. One OF them, my
officers recognized as a notorious sneak thief
crooks. There was no fight or anything else.
The men did not belong in town and had no
business proTlhinG around the streets at that
They were Migrants pure and eimp pie. and as
such were arrested: Judge sutherland hap
court H in the town hall and com@ited ali the
men g jail for examination on Monday morn
night and this morning taken to the Raymond md
street jail in Brooklyn.
After the men had been arrested | asked
fused to say anything. but they finally ad-
and ali IN 81 sseh
Of the election insPeotor,s houses and serve
to copy the reglstrstion lists. Each man
not aware Of the fact ! honestly think that
gang. II they had taken up stands IN front Of
any house in Grayesend at that hour OF the
night they would have undoubtedly been fred
upon. / know for ono that IL such looking
front Of my house would immediately spot
To GGs6
The men in charge OF the crowd seemed to
acnss Sss Ys T6 vss
Dennis I: Cahili o. 2s Chrystie street. New
dress.as 2Os Sixty-fr street. l asked Gard
ner II he wasn't ashamed OF being in such
dirty business. and he acknowledged that he
was. Then asked him II he didn't think
did right n LOCKING the crowd up; and he
same had he been in my place. The man Nc
Namara. who claimed to be. Mr.. Gaynor's
clerk. l felt sorry for. and would ike TO have
help him. hut Judge Sutherland had commit
ted him. and had nc power to interfere.
This is the sum and substance Of the hole
matter. and am so confident that have done
right that will do the thing right over again
tonight or tomorrow night il any. more
come. do not think. however" and MIR. Nc
Kane smiled grimly. that there will be any
more