New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
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II was a most unmse move in recalling the First
Brigade, and was surprised that the authorities did
not realize the gravity of the situation General
McLeer was asked to express his opinion in regard
TO the recall. but would have nothing say. The
severe strain Of the last two weeks has told upon
the commander-in-chef. and he rested a great part
OF the day. The headquarters in charge OF
observation-disclosures rockingham.
AT THE STRIKERS HEADQUARTERS.
All day yesterday an air of profound mystery
lowered around the strikers headquarters In Bridge
ST. The leaders of what seems to be lost
cause darted up and down the rickety little stairs.
looking extremely wise and solemn but why they
darted to and fro. why they looked wise and
solemn. no one seemed able to ferret out.
In the course of the day. hundreds of 'deserters
home at the unions expense. To judge from the
men. the eternal fitness Of things was well carried
out when the strikers selected "Mugges Hail. as
shelter for the men who have deserted the COM
pany and have accepted the bounty of the striking
employees. They are roughooking lot Of citizens,
slums of all the large cities in the neighborhood.
The strike leaders point to them proof positive
that the companies are losing ground.
Master Workman Connolly insists that the fight
is by no means nearing its end, and reterates his
statement that the men are not returning to work.
There was no Interior motive, he says In sending
the propositions to the railroad presidetnis
hours. 1t was made, he said in good faith and
TOT ts nj ee S rich IN New legal develop
If nSs occurs President DO NoaSn M s
swamped with warrants for his arrest for viola
IL is said will be sworn out. and the first appca-
ton will be made. before Justice Tghe this morn
ing
WARRANTS MAY BE ISSUED.
1t rumored last night that the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad would have Secretary Gibn. OF
District Assembly No 49, indicted for perjury In
his affidavit before the Attorney General is a
statement the company alleges, exactly contrary
to the one he swore to before the Board Of Arb-
tration last week.
SUFFERING FROM A BULLET WOUND
George Bott, ten years old, OF No. "a Starr-st..
was taken from his home to the Long Island Hos
pital yesterday. suffering from bullet wound In
the right shoulder. The boy received the wound on
Monday night in a riot at Observation-Disclosures. and
Starr-st. The shot fired by policeman. and
was intended for the mob. The boy had returned
to his home from errand for his mother and
was about entering the hallway OF the house when
the police charged the mob and opened fire. Bott
stairs TO his parents apartments. where an am
bulance surgeon examined the wound ana pro-
nounced 1t triiing. No attempt was made by me
surgeon extract the bullet. and yesterday the
bows condition became alarming that Or. Leo
LAURA o. No. 255 Hewes-st. was sent for. and
upon examination found the bullet had Undecided
Itself in the shoulder bone. The bullet is OF a
large calbre. Upon the advice OF the physician. the
boy taken TO the hospital.