The sun., 1891-01-02
RIOTING STRIKERS ROUTED.
FURNACRMEN AT BRADDOGK ATTACH
THOSE WHO REMAIN At WORK.

a Vigorous Battle In Oae sr the Furnaces.
:. which Twenty arc Injurea, TIVE Or
Three OF WHOM are Expected - DIE
Tho Mob OF 800 Fiaaiy Nepuisea By
tho Men who Were First Assaiies.
P1rrssuRaH. Jan. 1.-The FIRST day Of 1891 At
Works furnaces will bo known as one Of blood
she'd Seven hundred mon. mostly Hungari-
ans and Irish. engaged in fierce riot.
1t was the result OF IN attempt to inaugurate
the strike thors ON New Years eve. The 500
striking Hungarians did no slsepinR We'd
nesday night About q O'Clock this morning
lot Of them went to the furnacas.
Some OF their number had refused TO stop
work. and the strikers demanded that they
should go out. Thoy stul refused. and &c as-
sault followed. There was quite . skirmish.
during which several mon received slight scara
and scratches, but the disturbsrs were soon
repulsed, and they left the place.
Thsn they went TO their homes In Dugan's
Hollow. whore the bulk OF the Hungarian pop
ulation reside, and laid tho plans for the out
break. which terminated seriously and proba-
bly, fatally this afternoon.
Shortly before O'Clock 400 Hun0arlans ar
rived with clubs. revolvers. pick handles axes,
and other Weapons. and marched into the fur
mace. whore nearly 500 men were working
Those ct work wore taken unAwares By the
invadera who made a rush. Insids OF flve
minutes battle was in progress all over the
furnace.
The Hungarian had the advantage for .
tme. although they were fewer In numbers
than the others. They kept together while
the workmen were scattered about the
furnace.
The latter did their best to defend them.
selves. but wore not armed and could do moth
tho works @ and then hg they they Sunehed thsmsese%s. "a
The battle bessme more aerce Il was e
beads With shoveIa a1sss % clubs, Hs and snsthins
that was available. aud these weapons made
When those Who were assaulted got to-
from The s;sei works and al os6e! dsp. .ft9sdts
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the riot spread over Bssddocf Ieo xIidiirs. II
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IL ys. carried to ht, house nea. BY on q
was. hastily summoned and dressed fhs wound,
Michael opin9, workman. who was eneaeed
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this, city: Andrew Kramer was also eonsid-
Tho as r. u aean hm
and. being unarmed, he could not Withstand
He came out of the, din ouity With . broken
shoulder and several ugly cuts about tho head
were two other viotims but escaped with outs
Thos Jennings. a policeman. who ruahed
Of ni he
ssLHed seized BY E lot q them and dlsaTmed:
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escaped with scratches and bruisea
learned. only one, q, the Hungarian crowd W was
hurt. hls name is gscob KIobposkyi
high By number Of the worfmen and Sa tramp. rep.
There .wero several Of their number slightly
This has some remarRsbis sna sTAy Deoul.r
skilled labor against tho lowest grade Of un-
sss. fsi%s aRsS
galnated Assooiatio has signed and Arc willing
70 accept the reduction under which the Sea-
a.. 1os
Know next to nothing OF our language Who
Sy woted hsrs
stiii ahead. Notwithstanding the p present tire re-
The way these different GLASSES. Of workmen
By the fact that Tonight tie Sherif
=: p%na hEs e
to work.
about 5000 men OF organised labor In the
mills.
THE LYMPH IN BOSTON,