Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
From All Quarters.
THEY WERE GUILTY OF INDEeENcY.

IAEI WtHt 6UllIY Vf INutGENGf,
 Judge Bradley Severely
 Lectures the Spectators. ! KILLED BY A MOB.
 Frenzied Hungarians Attack ripple
 in the Coke Region of Pennsylvania
 Just as Chief Engineer Paddock Had
 Come Out of the Mines-He Attempt.
 ed to Escape From Them, Hut Clubs
 and Stones Were Hurled at Him.
 Twice He Was Knocked Down Hut
 Regained His Feet, But at Last Was
 Felled by . Stone-while He Lay
 Senseless Stones Were Hurled at
 Him and One of the Mob Fired .
 Bullet Into His Head-His Body
 Was Hurled From the ripple Build-
 ing to the Burning Ovens- Ten Hun | garians Have Been Killed-R. DavIs Has Been nArrested-Three Thousand | Rioters Moving on tho Mines at | Mover and More Bloodshed is Ex- | pected To-Day.
 PITTsBURa, April IA special from ! Uniontown, Pa., saye: Chief Engineer Jo- l seph Fl. Paddock of the H. c. Prick Coke company was brutslly murdered by two hundred riotous Hungarisns at the David ! son coke works at Conuellsvllle about | o'clock this afternoon. The murderers were pursued by sheriff's posse. One of the fleeing ones was shot and killed and
 two others fatally wounded. Two work men in the region, who refused to join the mob, were assaulted and fatally hurt.
 They were carried away by their associ- ates. Ninety-four of the rioters and al legged murderers have already been arrested and are now in jail here, charged with mur- der.
 Two hundred picked men, acting ss dep uties to Sheriff Wilhelm of Fayette coun. ty, mounted and armed to the teeth, went galloping through the coke regions tonight
 searching for L R. Davis, president of the United Mine Workers; Daniel F. Derby,
 secretary, and John McSloy, who are al legged to have organized the murderous mob and who are said to be directly re- sponsible for the killing of Paddock. This region which in other years has been shaken to the center by discontented labor is tonight fairly trembling on the dangerous foreigners so thoroughly arous- ed.. They seemed organized for murder, and from one end of the region to the oth- CT thsy have marked their path to day with wreck and ruin, and concluded the bad days work with the killing of one of the most substantial men known to the coke business. The murdered man lived in Connellsville. He leaves Q wife and three children.
 Paddock had just come out of the mines and was in the tipple with Hugh Call, an assistant, wben a mob broke into the tipple apparently with a view to burning it. Their wild shouts rolled through the place. Call fired on the mob, which seemed to intensify their rage and they rushed upou him. He jumped through window and escaped. Paddock st- tempted to escape by running through the crowd. Stones and clubs were hurled st him. Twice he was knocked down, but with superhuman effort he reSained his feet. Finally he was knocked down by . heavy stone thrown by one of the mob. He fell sensslees and each one of the de- mons struck him with stone while he lay helpless.
 While he lay dead one of the mob fired bullet into his head. His body was car ried to window in the tipple building and thrown about forty feet to the burn peared over the hill in the direction of Broad Ford. Paddock was thirty-ave years old. His killing czrred within eight of his home. He was graduate of Lehigh university.
 Adjutant General Greenland came to Connellsville to-day to examine into the situation. He regards the outlook with concern, but has not determined to call out the troops. Sheriff Wilhelm of Fay cite county and Sheriff MoGsnn of West moreland county have been notified by the coke producers of their responsibility for all property in the region. Sheriff Will helm is hers Sheriff McCann is at Mount Pleasant. Neither has asked the governor for troops. Both are decidedly nervous. To night a dozen different bands of the outlaws are camping on their arms throughout the region, and to-morrows work promises to bs more deadly than was to-dsy's.
 Every plant in the region south of Leith works was visited by band 300 strong this morning and the men at work were where they met at 1:30 @. m., and proceeded to Leith. The houses of the foreign eign element were besieged to get the men to accompany the strikers on their raid, but all the doors were locked and some nailed tightly. When the Leith men failed to come out the doors were broken in and the men dragged out by the heels. They were forced to fall into line and march on south with the strikers. At all the plants | the workmen were told that they would be beaten within an inch of their lives If they | again returned to work.
 | Tonight large body of strikers, all ! foreigners, held meeting in Uniontown for the purpose of planning their work for
 tonight. When the train arrived bearing the captured strikers the meeting ad- journed to the depot. Later they left in
 . body for the plants south of here to keep watch at all plants and see that no work
 shall be done to morrow: None of the
 larger plants will attempt to run, and 1t Is hardly likely that any of the smaller plants
 will try 1t, as none have deputies to guard
 them.
 A Conpellsville special says late reports from Bradford say that ten Hungarians
 were killed tonight or fatally injured by
 the deputies and citizens who were pursu-
 ing them for the murder of Chief Engineer
 Paddock. A sensational rumor reach
 ed here at 10 o'clock to the effect
 that the clerks, company officials and dep
 uties in the offices of the Prick and Ac- Clure companies are bssieged by e mob of | l, 800 strikers, and that the rioters are making menacing demonstrations. A telephone message partially confirms the
 rumor.
 ARRESTED FOR NURDER. M ScorrseALE, Pa., April 5.-3 6. m.-R.
 Davis. the president of the miners union, was arrested late last night. He Is charged ! with the murder of Chief Engineer Pad. dock. Three thousand frepzied Hunga- rians are now moving on the Mover worki and more bloodshed is expected before dawn.
 )I FIVE PERSONS KILLED. Frightful Result of an Explosion-
 The Head of Child severed From the Body and . Baby's Eyes Were M Blown Out. @ O4 Crx, Pa, April 4.--Joseph Kollss his wife and three children were Killed l here tonight, tho result of an explosion q { their homo. The whole rear end of tn, , house was blown away and Kollae' body \ was found dismembered beneath the de { bris. The head of one child was almos, | severed from the body. Another wa { found near shed twenty yards away, hor ribly burned. NJ The child of Joseph Fessner was plsyini \ in the yard when the explosion occurred ! Sae was frightfully mangled and died In few minutes. Mr Kollas and one chile