St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-22
Another Collision.


MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa. Jan. 2f.-Ap-
other conflict between the officers and the
HuDgarians occurred about midnight. in
which one of the latter was fatally injured.
y detachment or Detective BrOphyS Pitts
burg ponce ana number OF deputy sheriifs
were patrOling the Hungarian settlement
near the scene of the Morewood trouble of
yesterday. They attempted to arrest sey-
eral drunken Hungarians who were raising
q terrific racket, when about $50 of the lat
ter'S fellow cOuntrymen came To their As
siStance. At least fifty shots We're eN-
changed. Joseph JanOwSki was shot
through the body and the rioters then dis
perSed. Later Detective Brophy arrested
one Brady, q ringleader. who was flourish
ing an axe, and an agitatOr who was CON
cealed under a house. The Hungarians
who We're captured are now in the West
mOreland county jail. They claim that
most of their men were arrested on then
/ own property, where they were engaged in
! peaceful pursuits. and that their arrest is
uue solely TO desire upon the part of the
company 10 intimidate the strikers So that
they VIII be frightened into going back to
~ork again at the old prices. Max Sham
oeIs Oh Flttsburg, the AuStrO- hungarian
CONSUL mas been notified of the PROCEEDINGS
/ ~ 'l'S vicinity, and il is highly probable
that an investigation will be made.
FIVE THOUSAND OF THEM.
ne miners AT the works about Union
/ Town joined the strikers this morning.
sWeIling the total number of men now ont
" over o'OOO. They are hocking into town
1nu getting drunk. Companies of the
Ienth regiment are ready In p,,r.h ot n
moments notice. The roUt of the rioters
yesterday mas had very satisfactory effect
however, and their services may NOT bs
needed, as no trouble has occurred M any
point TINS morning. 4 ConnellsviIle snaci,I
says IN anticipation of the present strike
the coke operators had secured several COR.
loads OF fresh Hungarians in New YorI-
out they stopped them yesterday al Confu.
ence, IN Somerset county, on the Baltimore
" ONO railroad, through fear of trouble if
they brought them on to the coke region,
Ihe citizens OF Confluence would not allow
them to alight from the ears there, where
upon they were taken back to lockwood
and quartered If the operators bring them
into this region TO take the place of the
men now on strike it is feared there will
be an outbreak that will surpass in magni-
tude and character any that has vet hap
pened. The sheriff captured five more
| hungaranS this morning, and then left for
the Dunbar convention, to be ready i'm the
event of an outbreak. Twenty additional
uniformed police arrived at Mount Pleasant
| this morning.
THE CONVENTION
of striking miners and cOke-drawers at
Dunbar this afternoon was attended BY
| over 1000 delegates from all parts of the
coke region. The gathering was euthusi-
aStic but orderly, and the sentiment was
unanimously in favor of a continuance OF
the struggle. The delegates reported all
the works closed down but three. and com
mittees were appointed TO visit these and
prevail upon the men to join in the strike
! The situation tonight is hopeful so far as
further riot demonstrations are concerned
/ Quiet reigned at all points to-day. and II is
thought the sheriff with his present force
OF deputies and the uniformed police from
Pittsburg will be sufficient to Quel any dis
turbance. There is some little fear. how
ever, that an outbreak will occur on Satur-
/ DAY when the strikers are paid, and the
| various companies attempt 10 eyict them
Max Schawberg, the Hungarian consul i'm
/ PlttSburg, IN speaking OF the recent riot said:
| These men are very different from Amerl-
| can workmeu because they do not understand
| American laws, and cannot speak the
I language OF the country. They have been
| wrOnged without a doubt. They have asked
/ Tor check weghman and the abolition of
/ the store order system. Both requests have
\ been refused, although the laws compel the
/ companies to DO Just what was asked of them
/ l knew of some men who were told they would
/ get 81 go day. They worked three week,
/ and got 81 each after their lodging had beer
/ deducted by the company, and unless some.
\ thing is done 10 prevent further imposition
/ on the men, there will be grave trouble
would suggest that the coke operators appoint
/ Il committee who can confer with commit
tee from the strikers, with the aid OF in
| terpretors and such help as / could give
which would give cheerfully, some peace
able settlement OF the question atissue would
! bo ObtAined