The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-06
MRS. MINrAR's MENoRY.
RIOTERS SOBERED DOWN.
A Il petition of Wednesdays Bloody Work
Imprnb bic.

UNIONTOWN. PA, April Yes
terday's tragic events in the coke
regions appear to have had a SOLDERING
effect on the strikers, and 1t is hardly
probable that there win be a repetition
Of such bloody work. With the discovery
OF the bodies of eight Hungarian strikers
I'm the woods near Dawson, the fatalities
Of yesterday are increased to ten. with
many more seriously injured than was at
first known The eight dead strikers found
this morning were undoubtedly killed by
the party pursuing Paddock's murderers.
No definite information as 10 the cause
of the death Of the eight has been OBJ
tanned up to this time.
DAVIS HOPES 70 GET BAIL.
The arrest Of President Davis. OF the
district organization i.as had a demoraliz-
ing effect upon the strikers. Davis was
landed in jail here this morning at 3
o'clock. charged with completely in the
murder of CHIEF Engineer Paddock. Davis
was the ninth striker arrested for the
murder Davis said he was sorry for yes
ferdays occurrences, but the foreign ele-
ment could not be controlled. He is GER
tain he cannot be connected with the
killing of Paddock. lie will ask for a
haheas corpus hearing at once, ana ex-
poets TO be discharged on bail.
The general feeling among the more
intelligent strikers Is that they cannot
win against so much feeling stirred up
against them by yesterdays troubles, to-
gether with the unprOptious time for a
strike. The foreign element, however, are
nothing daunted. and further bloodshed
may be caused by them.
MANY COKE WORKS IDLE.
At all the plants where no work is
being attempted, the strikers are gather
Cd i'm large numbers. At Mount Brad
dock, the famous Hill Farm Mines and
Rainris Meyer Works, there are several
hundred strikers gathered about waiting
for an attempt to operate the plants.
Deputies are at all the plants. armed
with Winchesters The operators have
decided not 10 try to run these works at
present As a consequence of the general
feeling OF discouragment, the big raid
planned for to-day will not occur War
rants are out for all the officers Of the
strikers organization, but only Davis
and Secretary Darby have been arrest
ed.
TIP STRIKE FALLS THROUGH.
UNIONTOWN, PA, April 5.-What was
designed 10 be the greatest strike ever
known 10 the IOhnellSFliie coke ieSiOf
has completely petered out, and there IS
not enough left of the recent uprising Oi
| the discOntented foreigners TO make q
creditable death guard 70 a labor funeral
| T. K. Davis. district president Of the
United Mine Workers Association; DAME
| Darby. secretary Of the association, an'
| 1876 Of the ignorant and dangerous follow
ers are now crowded into the new jai
| here. charged with killing Joseph II. Pad
dock. chief engineer Of the IA. G. Fricl
| Company. The strike will undoubtedly b.
| officially declared off tomorrow.
The Hungarian killed BY the sheriff
| posse after the Paddock murder was tn
second and only life taken IN the uprlslnl
| lust suppressed. Two other Hungarian
| were seriously wounded, but II IS nov
| thought tbev will recover The repOr
| that eight dead Hungarlans were toun,
| In = trDnnh I'm the woods was not correct