New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
IAN AND ORDER PRErAIL IN CLErELAND.
MAYOR Is NOT RELAXING VIGILANcE-IFoorS
DrsrRE TO BE WITHDRAWN.

MAYOR rs NOT RELAXING NlGlLANCE-IFOOf'
DESIRE TO BE WITHDRAWN
Cleveland 1ulv 2s-Slowly and surely law and
order are triumphing over lawlessness ana olso,
dor and the city is beginning 10 resume us on,
.,-,. .rnsarance To-day the street cars were wei
rs,ro-ized especially IN the busy hours OF 'he
morning and evening This is said to be the pest
,,dioat,on that the government is winning inc
struggle. ...,,..,o,
Navor Farley is well pleased with the sltud'i0ii'
~, he has not relaxed his vigilance one "h' aii,
n,u mt until the last vestige Of disorder IS "lpeu
opav The Mayo- and Adjutant General AH!ile
are a. present involved in a controversy over "'h'
The troops shall do and what they shaN not uo'
The Adtutant General is OF the opinion that the
National Guard is merely for putting down rlo''He.
.,d M, IN do police duty. Whatever the duty OF
,hA National Guard may he. Mayor Farley nolds
that the troops are here under his authority ana
that they will remain here until he fees that 'hey
can be dispensed with. The responsibility OF pre-
serving tho order of the city rests upon the
shoulders Of the Mayor. he says. and ne proposes
20 see that his plans are not interfered with oy any
one He declares that he is 20 be the Judge as 10
when the troops not wanted
There have been several outbreaks between
Mayor Farley and Adjutaat General AXhne WITHIN
ne last few DAYS over this question To-day the
Navor refused 10 discuss the difficulty. saying that
this was not time stir up any discord. / VIII
merely reiterate my statement OF last night ss'u
the Mayor This is time for every man 10 nllho
MS own business go
Run1ors 10 the effect that the City Counch VIII
s,5esvor ~ reconsider the resolution OF Thursday
night reached the ears of the Mayor TO-DAY anu
p. aid not like them. The Mayor feels tha1 ne ias
the situation well in hand and he fears that any
action Of the Council whatever VIII De temporiIlHs
b The lavless element OF the city, and Will cause
..t.s,ion which will simply prolong the trouble
After the breaches have been heaed ahd que, ne n b
beer absolutely restored the Mayor would not oD
Iii nd M
~ The Council he deems that the memoers ,S are
treading on extremely dangerous ground "heh 'fey
undertake 10 reopen the discussion; &C vas nro-
IN is said that any such resoluton as Was Pn Pin
pose hT Tssine osg and Efforts are TO be made to
have every one present next @ AZ byo,ttsd asking
~ Councu to investigate not only the cause OF
the disturbances but also Inc enteTed into by the
company and its employees at the eho Oi '"e IL -
SSora,nr 10 General Axline the withdrawal OF
tn rroops wlil begin next Monday unless me con cor
d2Rs Gnanse nan Of xoience are becoming much less
freeuent, said General Axline To-Day ana ta
sitSstion is encouraging Unless the unexpeS,..SSu
sboi5 rurn up the troops will be gradually with
drawn next week We 40 not e1Peer e1Pnt aI' ,ai what
riors trouble but OF course, we cannot ten ""a'
Bs,teIy and Troop A. of the lst ohi9 Csva4lTy 4S
boycott movement is spreading rapidy' ~ = ny.
S ySdesapers %e also In some sections OF the city
persons who are known 70 rice on tIe ~ FOOD
solidated cars cannot rs pe'cnSSo
~ IS stsIso M ma rofscreants who placed nitro
on the tracks and Osw sHaT W secured
car Iast SHi11ayh yheaTng on the case, and Will make
a arrests before Pishttto Big tttoonsOdatsd IsGA1a Upon
be W. ~. Conviction Of the guilty persons,
report which cannot be 9onnrmso' wa Johnson
he :ormer sfeetcsr Of This city had sniBPeq
from various points 70 CIeve.Sinut CIV start lines in
opposition 10 the Big consodaissdi street Ssrs eaTs
strikers themselves have IN per, Of The more i'm
porsnt lines Of the Big Cons The
Nsyor FARLEY this afternoon demanoeo thaS siae nc
KEYS of the Huck and Miles ave schoo pu'suiiSS StiS
be turned over him He wants 70 onsnce use Win
The demand as had been the case on tne .S uaS
previous school Director Sargent ORDERED the AM, AM
troops Director Sargent has ceased 10 clsouss ene
matter He says he is obeying oraerS, aao aoss not
nucb 40 the king can do no wrong, ne ooss noI
intend 10 throw discredt on the motives OF Ma'0'