Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-22
FIGHTS WITH STRIKERS.
One of the Huns Shot Through the Body
and More Arrests Made.


MT. PLEASANT, PA, Jan. 21.--Another
encounter between the officers and Hun
garian strikers occurred at midnight last
night in which one of the latter was ia
tally injured. A detachment Of detective
BrOphy's Pittsburg police, and a number
of Deputy SheIits were patrOlling the
Hungarian settlement near the scene of
the Moorewood trouble Yesterday, and at
tempted to arrest a drunken Hungarian.
when about $50 of the latter's cOuntrymen
came to his assistance, and at least
fifty shots were fired. Joseph JanOWski
was shot through the body. The rioters
then dispersed. Detective Brophy subse-
quently arrested the ringleader OF the
rioters, named Brady, who was flourish
ing aa ak, and an agltatOr who was con-
cealed under the house. The Hungarians
who were captured are now in the West
moreland county Jail. They claim that
most of the men We're arrested on their
own property, where they were engaged
in peace ul pursuits, and shat their arrest
is due solely to desire on the part of the
company to intimidate the strikers. Max
schamberg, the AustrO- Hungarian Consul
at Pittsburg. has been notified Of the pro-
ceedngs. and 1t Is highly probable that an
investigation will be made.
lkOOPD READY 10 MOVE
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 21.-The miners
at the works about UniOntown joined the
strikers this morning. The total number
out now is over 5 200. They are focking
into town and getting drunk. Company
{, OF the Tenth Regiment, are ready to
march at "a moments notice. The rOut of
rioters yesterday had a satisfactory effect,
and their services may not be needed.
FRESH HUNGARIANs TURNED BACK.
CONNELLsvILLE, PA, Jan. Elm an
ticipaliOn OF the present strike the coke
operators had secured several carloads
OF fresh Huugarlans in New York, but
they stopped them yesterday at the con-
tiuence Ia Somerset county, on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. through fear OF
trouble il they were brought on 10 the
coke regions. The citizens at the coBfu-
cnce would not allow them TO alight
from the cars there, whereupon they
were taken back 10 lockwood
and quartered there. II the operators
bring them into this region 10 take the
places OF the men now on suike, It is
feared there will be an outbreak that will
surpass In magnitude and character any
that mas yet happened. The Sheriff cap
tured 1--WE more Hungarians this morning
and then lett for the Dunbar convention,
To be ready in the event OF an outbreak.
Twenty additional uniformed police left
this morning for Mount Pleasant.
DANGERS OF MINERS.
louisville, PA. Jan. 2l.-The col.
lieries IN the POttsyille, shenandoah and
Shamokin districts worked an average Of
tweuty-three days during December. In
preparing for market l,0ll,00 tons.
tWenty-seyen miners were killed and
seven seriously injured. The reports OF
tue inspectors for the last year, just pub
lisAed, show that IN the above districts
during 1850, ll6 persons were killed and
3l9 injured. Flttv-nine wives were made
widows and i9l children fatherless.
FAY OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
MOBILE. Jan. 2l.-rhere has been some
talk OF cutting the pay OF locomotive
engineers on the Mobile and ONO road,
auu conferences were held during the
past few days between the engineers
committee and General Manager ralcott.
Tle rum0rs grew cut OF plan 10 change
The basis OF pay from per diem 90 mileage,
which Was to-day adopted. The rate Is
&c. for passenger and &C.. Tor freight
engineers, and with pay for short runs
ana DELAYS. Regular short run engineers
and switch and construction engineers
will Doe paid 5 100 per mOhth.