Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-04-23
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Rioting was resumed in the Penn.
sylvania coke region Saturday. The
I'll. G. Frick Coke Company plant at
Leisenring was attacked by one hun.
drsd strikers. Shots were exchanged.
The guards held their ground and The
mob retreated. but prevented all the
men from going to work. Ore of the
guards was dangerously wounded.
a crowd Of strikers gathered on the
hill above the Leisenring works, and
at one time thirty dyns mite bombs
were exploded simultaneously, tearing
great holes in the earth, breaking
windows in many houses and frighten-
ing tie people for miles around by the
terrific roar. No one was injured
and but little actual damage was
done, the strikers contenting them
selves with this portentous warning
% the workers below. The sheriff
and his posse. while attempting to
execute a writ of eviction, were
driven away by strikers. The water
tank at the Kyle Works was blown
up. and at Leith q striker who had
been arrested was rescued from about
25 deputies by crowd of $50 strikers.
Sheriff Mccormick, of Fsyette county.
telegraphed from Uniontown to Gov
ernor Pattison for assistance. Com
pany E. of the Tenth Regiment, of
Uniontown, Lorr's company, at Mount
Pleasant, was also ordered to be in
readiness to assist the sheriff. The
military was not ordered out until
the sheriff made his second request,
Governor Pattison desiring to assure
himself that the power Of, the county
had been exhausted and to avoid
ordering the military to do more
police duty. Numerous mass meetings
of strikers were held on Sunday. The
Italians refused to attend. Resolu.
tions were passed to remain firm.
The eviction movement will be fully
inaugurated today, and many dis.
tressing scenes are anticipated. AID
jutant General McClelland went to
Uniontown, but found the people so
quiet that he went to church. He
says the troops will not assist in
evictions or do police work.
TUESDAY, April q.
The barn of J. L. Eason, in Norfolk
county, Va, was burned. with 1000
bales OF cotton.
In Hoboken, Angelo Gaboth, of
New York, murdered his sleeping
mother.in-law, stabbed his father-in.
law, after desperate fight.
At Old Town. Allegany county,
Garrett Luteman shot Willism Foley
dead with a revolver, mortally wonnd.
ed w. W. Carder, and attempted his
own life with pistol and razor.
A London jury rendered verdict
in favor of Mr.. William Henry Hurl-
but, the American journalist. who
was sued in that city by Miss Gladys
Evelyn, an actress, for breach of
promise.
w. N. Stevens, the first colored
man ever sent to the Virginia Senate,
and who also served several terms in
the lower house of the'State Legisla.
ture, died in Petersburg Saturday.
At. Charleston, W. Va, Sim John
son, colored, who had been sentenced
BY Judge Snyder to be hung, made
desperate attempt to kill the Judge,
but officers interposed. Judge Snyder
was not seriously injured.
Mrs. Mary E. Cough, widow of the
late John B. Cough, died at Hillside
farm, in Boylston, Mass, yesterday,
at the age Of seventy-one years. The
immediate cause of death was paraly-
els. She had been helpless for some
months past.
Lee Jenkins shot and almost in.
stantly killed Washington Ramsey al
Lexington, KY, Sunday night. The
men quarreled during the day, and
Ramsey went home, and was standing
in his gate when Jenkins came along,
and within warning fired FIVE shots
from his revolver into Ramsey. Jen.
kins escaped.