Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-14

rsrEAD, IA'' -'0 a-.
famous 9th OF July have hyins y1
-, 50 plentiful as this after
80 Of twenty minutes over
!. we're fred and Fourth avenue
-a4 .,a.e of panic aud disor-
,.-,,s are p.satliul Of persons
go. but the only ones seri-
...,,,-sutly are three strikers
.rralden. Jones aud Pritchard.
H. ss. flesh wounds. Two ne
also badly beaten.
r.. started on Fourth avenue
.~,,.oss. Two coIored men
- the mill were walking
y, mill. when they met a stri-
,,.i something TO chem. They
-5tte striker Knocked one
/ Nth the same extraordinary
|..s which always characterized
- far as the gathering OF
i concerned, about twenty per-
.sitag children and women
few inmates.
,.r5ss fought hard. but stones
s,ard the men we're besting
one colored man drew a re-
al opened fire.. By this time
!. fully 500 persons on tie
rt-se bullets whistling over
s started a panic. Three men
.,rl the second negro, and
r,ss be had
wvOLvERs IN HIS HANDS.
-s 20 run, shooting wildly
srbs did so. It is said a boy
,sssh wound in the leg, but
s1snown. BY the time the
w had reached City Farm
bes colored men came along
s,sanlted. They all drew
ran down Fourth avenue in
sa OF Mcclure street, near
ai lodging house is located.
hurled a brick which hit
Paul on the head.
t fire, and so did
s Tn o minute the
OF bullets and In front Of
Mnen there was a terrified
1lag into houses or lodging
\ A woman too frightened to
Oh the street, and as they
aofthe u0a-uuionists shot at
times; one bullet passed
Be, shawl which she had
over her head. Two bullets
1.,sd windows Of residences,
-tei itself in the window-sill
bad story frame occupied by
i; family, who were looking
he time. While the negroes
,lguea lodging into alleys
-a stones l- them. When the
-lralclaj their house they
En-rel the door. In a min
,,-se was surrounded by an in
rHl who soon tore down the
shattered every window with
blau the deputies and bOr-
s2-r.yej some persons were
'a2, they burn t6e house,
as21 90 yell, Let's lynch
sf black sheep" This was
ard
EsCr .'UANG 'ESf"
rio oa all sides. The officers
ares, tle colored men and
e them hgliIed i'm one room
'-l expecting 60 be killed. One
sever, was not afraic and said
Tue first 90 leave. As he
.-'a woman hiJ him with
i cutting bis head. The dep
Z vain 10 keep the crowd
' .-ey took the man 20 the
~ -7 was L.t several times.
also hurled and Deputy
II! 61, struck. The officers
-sr rey0.vers and an
.--' u any more stones were
would have to open fire.
s rock which crashed
1-loE already half shat
vas arrested, but the au-
--s- almost uJwerless for
o'-f 1900 persons gath
,.- '-. Other c1Iored men were
s,s-. way % -le lookup.
N s.....le another alarming re-
s-.-'sd through the crowd.
r.r'.' That the colorcd non
p,,.-s o1Saa1ty ain, hearing
o.r q. upon -leir brethren in
Ia ,-e,. -,y-' ready 90 come down
o., en- Il.s was really the
III - -'.5 OF the co.ored men
b ,,,'.la make an onslaught at a
,,5 ~.., --, and tle coal and iron
~''1 d.9eg,,y In restrain rest :. IN :
6os.''- aao,ler ruon-unionist.
,'ssrs -2ove Ann street. on
e,si During the shooting a
ID rbs-- s-'1eret In front of his
ba. '1 G le appeared began to
Sa1 ..9 conrad is sworn In as a
-ll he stood in his door
s.r...ha.I ~ Lh N EITuEa HAND
a.aSosa aoa-a Is. saoo, the fr,s mau
,,r.v.5 a'e. Several depu-
an hour, wiz dis
e solored merj ssn
Tue boaTdlnJ tbs