Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11

after 12 O'Clock on the 31st of December.
He could not say whether Dobosh may not
have been going to work.
Thomas Jennings, another policeman,
testified to being there on the morning OF
the 1st Of January. He identified Salistros
as one of the crowd. He saw Rusnock
strike man with a club.
Lost HIS Arms and Ammunition.
In reply to Mr.. Robb, the witness stated
that he met party of four on Thirteenth
street. He drew his revolver, land then,
he continued, ''Salistros jumped for me,
aud the other fellows helped him, and
between the whole of them lost my arms
and revolver, and they left me without any
tone so sorrowfully reminiscent as to pro-
woke a burst of laughter from the audience
'Order," said the Squire. "This Is no
circus, and must have order" -
81 asked Mike"
"Who is Mike?" interposed Mr.. Robb.
"Mike is Salistros. He may be called
John, but he answers to Mike. They all Co.
It's peculiarity of the race. Iasked Mike
to give me back the club, but he wouldn't,
and"
- "Call Mike Killeen," said the Squire.
Killeen Identified Dobosh. He had spoken
to him because he knew him. He was lead
ing the others.
Rus Rose, superintendent of the stock
house, testified to having seen Dobosh,
Kuckerabik and Andy Standard among the
rioters.
John L. Jones, ,timekeeper, swore to having
seen Dobosh and Standard there. Standard
had a revolver and threatened what he
wouldn't do with it, He succeeded in
coaxing 40 or 30 of the rioters 10 go back.
Andy Todt Identified by Witness.
1. Striker, timekeeper, and apparently
a compatriot of the prisoners. was not dis
posed to very closely scrutinize their faces.
He identified Andy Todt as having been
there
Mellon Schneider foreman in stockyards,
identified Standard, Andy Veroski and
Warnic as being in the ;riotous crowd.
Fred Sherman, another foreman, testified
to seeing Dobosh there. ..-
Thomas Conisky, blast furnace keeper,
testified to being attacked by Warnic, and
to having knocked him. down with club.
Many other witnesses testified to seeing
various of the prisoners in thecrowd.
Stephen Zorro, a round-faced, pale-com-
plexioned, pious-looking, but stoutly-built
young man of about 90 was picked out by
witness as rioter. "No, stree, me-" be
exclaimed, raising his right hand, with
fingers extended, as if to take an oath.
"No, stree, me-" and mo, stree, me, F" Zoro
continued to remark between negative
shakes of the head during the remainder of
the session.
Another witness said Zorro had hit him
with club, but this only produced more
rapid succession of mo, Stree, mes" and
gesticulatory negatives.
Peter Mullen, hot blast worker gave
some strong testimony bearing on the death
- IT. T4k
GurtIg, Andy Todt and George Rusnoff
there. He saw Todt striking Quinn, and
there were others there, too, not caught yet.
Saw the Attack on Quinn.
Homer Stewart saw Sabol and Rusnoff at
the stores and throwing the tools into the
yard. He saw those men striking Quinn.
One hit him with shovel and the other
with club. He also saw Todt on the
gronnd.
Michael Gallagher saw Todt with short
handled shovel, or it might have been a
long handled shovel with handle broken.
Mullen recalled. said that Quinn was hit
with shovel with broken handle. About IS
other witnesses gave testimony, incrim-
mating various prisoners. Among them
was Mike Connolly, who said that he
couldn't identify any of them, at all, at
all, because wasn't looking at them; was
too busy lnsurlng meselt. ihls was de-
livered in such an innocent manner and
subdued tone as to create no little amuse-
ment.
Half past saw the inquiry at an end.
The three prisoners already named as being
held for the Coroner's Court tomorrow were
sent into the city last night. Subsequently
Coroner Mcdowell committed them to Jail
to await the result of the inquest to be held
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Or the
other Is, two, Michael Gabore and John
Salitros were allowed outon bail The re-
naming 16 were sent to the county Jail for
court this morning.
One of the Biggest Wholesale Trials.
Since the riot trials in 1877, this was th.
biggest wholesale trial held in, the county.
Many of the more active rioters are known
to have escaped to the coke regions.
The names OF the men committed for court
are as follows:
Andy Todt. Michael Sabol, George Rus
rock, Josept: kucherabik, Frank Wegso
Peter Polaski, John Hornock. Andy varoski,
Joseph Warnic. Stephen Zorro. Andy Stasko
Andy Standard, Michael Dobosh, John Buckso,
Andy Sabolic, John Gurtig, George Bordas and
George Matzo.