Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
MORE EVIC7IONS
Made by Deputies and Soldiers
in the Coke Region.
Pelted With Stones and Re-
tarded by Women.

Evictors Having Rough Experiences-A
Deputy who Was More Jealous Than
Discreet--Hungarians Hold Mr.. Frick
Responsible for the Recent shoOtings
and Threaten to KIN Him.
P1TTsBURG, April 27.-Friday night
the following was received from Scott
dale:
There was more excitement at the
nearby coke-works to-day, as result of
the many evictions, than there has been
for many months. Deputy Crawford,
with a large body of assistants, and
guarded by Company c, of the state
militia, began throwing out dozen
families at Whites this morning. in
Cluding the notorious "soup house."
This was done without any decided OPP
position except an occasional collision
with an irate female The evicting
party then marched to Morgan's, attend
ed by several hundred strikers. AT the
very outskirts a wild-eyed Hungarian
struck Deputy Null with stone. This
was followed by a shower of stones from
a gang of children, but no one was bad
ly hurt by the volley.
An Indiscreet Deputy.
House No 5, occupied by Michael Nc
Emery, a local leader, was soon reached,
and Company c formed a circle about
it, keeping back the crowd that now had
grown to enormous proportions. Mrs.
McEnery was in delicate health, but
when Deputy Dickson grabbed chair
she flew at him. Then the deputy lost
his head, drew two revolvers, and, after
calling her vile name threatened to
shoot
Cries of "shame" and coward" which
came from guards and strikers alike,
overawcd the deputy, and he went away.
The woman amused herself by humping
Deputy StaleS on the ribs with jug,
then sat down in the midst of her house
hold goods in the middle of the road and
wept cohtCntedly. Then the deputies
went to Summit, where sixteen families
We're mhoused without much trouble
More Soldiers.
Company c arrived here this evening
and went into quarters at the armory.
They are tired set of men, but are in
good spirits. Sheriff Mccormick says
their services will not be likely needed
again until next Monday, Us no more
eViclions will take place until then.
Adjt. Glen. MCClelland was here for
short time this afternoon. When asked
what he thought of the situation of the
strike, he said "1he prospect of u
speedy settlement of the strike is very
bright. believe the strikers are grow
ing very tira>. of the struggle, and that
many of them would return to work
were it not for the strenuous efforts Of
the leaders
The Laws Denounced.
A mass-meeting of the strikers held in
the fair grounds here this afternoon was
addressed by August Delamar and Alex
ander Jonas, the two Socialists sent into
the region from New York by the organ
ization. They denounced the laws of the
United States, and said the press was
biased in favor of the coke operators in
the present trouble,
Doubtless SpitewOrk.
Twenty nine men and women from
Trotter had hearing before Squire
Dawson to-day, and twenty-four of them
were bound over in 800 bail each for
appearance at June court They were
charged by Mrs. Sarah Reynolds Of
Leith, with riot and with stoning her
house about a week ago. Mrs Reynolds
admitted on Cross-examination that an
agent of the IL. G. Frick company had
persuaded her to have the men arrested.
Her husband was "blacklegging. Sheriff
Mccormick says they did not do ten
cents worth of damage,
Huns Threaten to XIII Mr.. Frick.
Information was given to the police
department of Pittsburg, Friday night,
by man named Timmons, of Brad
dock, of plan to blow up II. G. Frick,
the coke king, with dynamite. Timmons
is carpenter and has been working In
Homewood. He is obliged to pass deep
gully on his way to work and yesterday
discovered gang of twelve Hungarians
bueily at work there loading the dyna-
mite sticks. Zach Hun took two sticks
and left for Braddock They were seen
in that place Friday night, and OPENLY
declared their intentions of dynamiting
lIick, and started for this city, where
that gentleman lives The Huns are
very ignorant and will certainly fall into
the clutches of the police here on their
elrand TO kill the man they blame for
the coke region shooting
HAYTI REFUSES
To Lease Uncle Sam the Mole st. Nicholas