, 1875-02-28
CRIME.
LAwlEss PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.

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HAzE11oy, Pa, Feb. 27.-This morning ths
miners, who are or y striko to tho uumber Of
about 800, drew the fire fron under tho boi1ers,
| stopped afl the pumps. set fire to the engine
house, aud shot tho engineer, at Brick Noun
| tainy II miles from here. The man Was moi
| seriously wounded. It il almost impossible to
] get men to keep tho pumps going. The polics
are assisting in this work 1t Eckley aud ths
| Upper Leh7h.
| LATER~-There are appreheosions OF rough
! times around here. The men are gathering In
large numbers At the Highlands, miles from,
| hero, serious disturbances have taken place. aud
! two men were badly beasen. Report snys thst
| one OF them cannot live.
Police bavo been sent to Brick Mountain 70
| start the pumps.
P1rgsBuRo, Pa, Feb, 27.-A disturbance o..
cured yesterday 1t the Loyal 6auna Minss
about mile east of Iat1ohe, Westmoreland
County, in which firearms we're freely used.
The miners employed at these nioea struck
about two weeks ago, Aal the t1ouble yesterday
originated from M attempt on the part OF the
Company to supply their places with new men.
President Baker anu Secretary Watt uere both
Knocked down and disa1med- Two miners we1e
reported wounded a Deputy-Sheriff arrested
tan miners this morning and lodged them in ths
dreenburg Jail, and it is stated that deputies are
at the minea this evening making mora arresss..
THE CLAY COUNTY, IND. MINERS TROUBLE.
Sn<cdat Dispa4th II The Chicago Tribune.
TEKnE HATE, Ind, Feb 27.-Your corra~
Bpondent has just returned from the Brazil peuts
coal-distsiot. Society is In greatly disorgan-
lied condition. There ia intense excitement
over the attempted incendiaries OF yesterday
Last night the Union minors veto discovered
carrying straw aud oil on the root Of sha
Bartlett shatt, owned BY ". ". Rlsher
d Co. The flames wera already started whea
the guards arrived and drove of the incendiaries.
All other 1nine owuara are greatly alarmed
STRONG guards are on duty over the entire
district. Molly Aagairs notices were posted
during the night warning coiored men not 70
attempt to work under pain OF death
More coloIed miners have arrived from West
Virginia They keep we'll together and are un-
der guard: The miners are desperate, and A
attack is feared. Prominiut citizens fear the4
the calling out Of the militia will be necessary.
Several weeks since the body Of = coIored man
WAS found at tho bottom Of coal-ahafs. ThA
man had been uttenne~pnti-union sentiments-
His murder ls no" attributed to the strikers
THE CAPTURE OF OLD BENDER.
ToPEH7 KS. Feb. 27:-Dispatches. from Flor
ence, Arlzoua, to Gov. Osborn, state that old
John Bender has been captured theso.
4 man answering his description
was ~, m.s1 arrested e &c . as Bender; md since:
ble old Bender. The Governor has tent requi~,
Biton to Gov. Stafford, Of ARIZONA, for the daliv-
cry OF the alleged Bender to tne authorities Of
Kansas. He is expected here in 4 few days
ROBBERS MEET A ROUGH CUSTOMER
speora. Disaateh to Th~ caieaop 1t1oune.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 27.-Threo negroes assaulted.
IN express agent at Mckenzie, At 2 p. N. to-day
with club, for the purpose Of robbipg his safe.
The agent shot At the robbers without eneck,
One negro was captured. A party Of men
,hased aud fired at the two other rugitives, but
% this hour they have not been captured.
SAFE ROBBERY At TROY, o.
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Ch.eaas Tribune.
Troy, O., Feb. 27:-Burgars entered tho
tore OF Coates Son, last night. at Pleasant
81, O., and broke open their safe, aud took
$500 in cash 4nd some valuable papers.
FATAL svanBlNo AFFRAY.
NEW YORK, Feb 9Th fight this morning
'etween Joseph Jordan and George Huner, at
heir residence, No. COS West Thirty-eighth
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