The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
TROUBLESOME MOBS
RAoOWAl Of the Disturbances q
PtttoburRh and 6henandoah-
Considerable
Shooting -Rioting IN Spain With Lose
Of Seven Lives-Tw0 Soldiers sod
Several Civilians
Weandsd-bNhaluus Indiana White 0ap
Fatally Whip . Witness Against One
Of Their Leadsra

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. collision occurred Saturday between he
the strikerA in which three persons were
injured. one, . sixteen-year-old lad named
Joseph Kenua, IL h thought being fatally
shot. Tho works which hsve been idle for
the past two months on account OF . strike
resumed operations with eighty cotored
men. members Of the AmalGamated A.
sociatiou, which surrendered it, charter
last Thursday. A force Of twenty police
was placed o. guard at the mill M 1t
night the nou-unionists were escorted
to their homes under police protec-
ton. A large crowd Of strikers md
friends followed, but o2ered no violence
and confented themselves with hooting
and calling the pegroes '-scsbs."
shortly alter I'VE O'Clock the non-union
men came out Of the mill. They wer sur
rounded by officers and the procession
started down tho tracks to Thirty.third
street, tho strikers following and shouting
s.scab'' and -black sheep" while OCCASION
ally . v,ler epithet MAS hurled vt The col
orod wOrkmen. By the time sandman
street va reached. the mob had swelled to
several hundred men and boys. The COZ
ored men bore the storm Of epithets quiet
", occasionally casting vicious and half
frightened sidelong glancss q their pur-
suers, but along Smallman street the Jeer.
ing Of the striking workmen became louder
and more violent in it, character, and &C.
e~asaeoally . rock would b seen shooting
into the ar and falling isto the ranks Of
the belsaguered AfricanA Al this juncture.
without say warning whatever. sevef OF
the colored mcn reached for their pockets.
sud drawing revolvers opened 6re upon
the dense mob around them. Then there
wss . scene Of Wild ~confusioa and excite
ment, and terror. rage and pain rang ont On
the air from the throats Of hundreds Of
angry and excited men
The officers now drew their ~revolvers
also and rushed among the excited colored
men and endeavored TO stop the murderous
firing. The crowd broke and y in al
directions across the common into the
mills, any place to get out Of range OK tho
destructive bullets. The firing lasted six
or eight minutes and between thirty and
forty shots had boon fred before the on
GERS succeeded in stopping it and hustliug
the negroes up Tweuty-elghth street,
where they crossed the bridge and scat
tered 70 their houses On tho hill. A mum
Der Of the strikers pursued them threat
enin9 summary vengeance until they were
stopped At Penn avenue by the police; but
the colorel men made 10 further demon
strationS-
Rioting was also renewed at the Kheley
run c~ol.iary, Shenandoah, where An ofdcel
named Whitman was shot by n Of the
strikers in tue left thigh. The police tred
At the mob, with what result was moi
stated. Reports from several points a.
fected by strikes indicate . renewal OF the
Disturbances
STRIKE IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb IA dispatch from Hulvs
states that Saturday u mob OF riotous
miners, now on y strike, being ordered Il
Jisperse refused to DO so and were hreC
upon by The troops n two civilians wert
killed. The miners hal joined the peasant:
living in the vicinity IN protesting agains'
omen air calculations. The Civil Governor
OF Hulya, accompanied by two cOmpanie:
OF troops and sOC,c civil guards. arrived a,
the scene and four,i the streets occupied by
a threatening NIB. The Governor SPOKE
! from the balcony Of the municipal building
, and tried 10 restore order. but the GROVE
drowned his Voice with shouts ant
fired pistols and threw dynamite
cartridges at the soldiers. The troop
were then ordered to fire. The Grove
was finally dispersed. Two soldiers wer'
wounded. At the beginning OF the trouble
the crowd hal almost succeeded IN rOu'inl
the troops. After the dispersion OF IL
crowd the soldiers retired outside the town
It is now ascertaIned that five more civil
ians nave died from their wounds and I
cases of wounded persons have come {
light. One Thousand soldiers, composed o
/ infantry, cavalry and civic guards under
Brgadier.GeneraI. now occupy the tow
and surrounding villages. Magistrates sen
to investigate the afIr found arms an,
dynamite secre;el in = Number If houses
Socialist agents were aisD discovered. Tn
strike was caused by All English compan.
reducing salaries because the den 'Ity o
the smoke arising from ~calcinatiOn stoppe
work for two CIR three hours daily. TIL
company, on advice. has resolved to pa.
the old wages.
DAsrARDLY WHITE CAPS
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. d-Near MarengG
Crawford County, live Thomas William
and wife, who were subjected last year I
great indignitics. it is SAID. at the hand. G
the sswh ite Caps" At the time William
claimed to have recognized among his IS
~sailants a prominent young man, Thoma
| Courtney, Jr., son OF one Of the leadin
phy sicians Of the county. He immediatei.
sought the arrest Of young Courtney, whit
fearing trouble, left for parts unknown, an
nothing further vas heard OF him until n
Gently, when he was located at Fort Scot
Kan, aud arrested and. unier reQu
sition from Governor Gray, Is MOI
being brought back. This news el
RACED the vUlrg mars friend
AMI thew went to Williams hOLse Frlda