The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-04-15

aett.o so,F
ss l5sf out woriSe.i their way among the
bat,;i ~ w. 9srxeGo sy ieft lhelr guns
Vile and MINIMIZE frat car b ,a a. LOUIS ,1,,
w s ne pia,i,Iin a'id LOOK away the
otl t, 70 = piieee OF saety. wo were sighted
were chased urd*r, me bridge. one of them
VAS cangtf 0" The ieYee ana was beated TO
haVe been shot as he was escaping from The
dfe IRE house, men Iasane VIII anger and ex-
ciement burst IN the doors and searched the
mouse thoroughly The secured some Win
s chester PILES and with others who had shot
and the yards of tae louisville and Nashville
eafr9liuiiy Tor shay deputies.
~ w got one of the deputies said young
hiah VINO seemed to be a striker eve caught
inv Inv, .,nq Two others on the Ohio and Mssis-
and and W We & On fhe Island There were I'VE Of u.s.
fused In e ~ on them to halt which they re-
/ He's lyine das we nfed and one OF them fell.
The ofhass+ uead ON the walk up there now.
to.ri"ht 'T NO got away, but Wen get them all
| their hands oil 81 ieiloWs won't have guns in
| fellow They we mer tline Five of us killed that
IN if whei, we faiiei houses to take refuge
~ Abont half al, hoflr . aetln.
o;ta1 and ano~y, mnh aoti the shooting an ex-
49, ,t.a', t%a7 1Sit,I Toi 'slered i'll the square
80, ,a,,ad Dv+yeT nu lhe police station.
connected With The strike SS eeaSer in no way
,ne,ts yti,1' 10 nItered Hn Dndlary state
~, LIZA LII IN md ,vas in thhfged the mem
appeai 70 inc MOD 70 loi ~, MN 20 the Ohio
sa nisssS Sbdn ge on n AVS i1r SeSpnty
bs M n nt ahor Bron
mi, s en-. ~ ~ - ~ ~ -; ~ ,s,r TO-
t tr Brown mounted me Stairs ieauins ap
tn, INT lie ,f3iatd n m o ~. hi ~,
u,iti IIoa - ,ssu iEh ma"
HAYES Who was standinu 81 Rrnyvn e side
,J ~ p VIZ m1s st'iluihS az Drown siuot
70 ,,9r " u t Nv Hdsne i.io 4stAea nilii
sentative of the general executive oommiftee
The man replied in q frightened manner, .If 1
and said. "Yes; if you don't they ought to hang
YOU" Then, turning to the mob, which kept
| up the cry to xiii Kill and burnt" Brown
began an appeal for quiet. law and order. but
| without effect, aud was Interrupted by Dryer,
| who exclaimed, 'sWhy dor.'t you talk for Jay
| Gould and be done with IN. They shot our
men down, and you ask to be quiet saw
hang mls then hen, a.. ,,
lii and soot up '0 "'iaS' crying
| Brown pointed his finger at DIVER. and asked
him. care Won a Knieht of Labor s,' mo >
answered DIVER "but Pm with them on every
thing you can bet.'
81 knew that you were not Knight said
Brown; knew that 20 Knight would talk as
you do oh, what will the whole world think
of our order? All men who incite you to
trying TO hunt you down. shun them; sham
them as You would a murde rer.'
Whe Brown was s spedeinig Hayes walked
ing IN a aesp;sirihs manner, ON, my GOO! Ny
S5ou, WISH tliis ilau nov Hitppshee Hayes
was also that of o'Neill. who followed Hayes.
Alter u Whl4e she temper VI tue HIoo cooieu
down. and they dispersed with threats to
aNenge the deaths caused by Inc deputies.
mayor Joyce ISSUED q pfoclama tlon 10 close
all saloons, and warning women ana minors to
Keep on The streets
preserve the peaee4 with the police and dep
nties ard received supply from the Sever oyer
to proceed to East st. Louis at once.
LOCATING THE RESPONSIBILITY
the Kniehis q Ell LABOR Wben the news Of the
shooting shoe ~ reached them, proceeded at once to