The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-07

Spectf! D1pc,cA 10 he In.cNigeacrr.
CIARLsroH, W. Va, March G.-Some
weeks ago seedy individual with
hang-dog look on his face and q slouch
to his walk, came to Eagle from no.
whore in particular. IIe applied for
work and got it. His face was the black.
est and his clothes the groasiegt OF all
tho miners. IIo dug coal and no drove
mules ont Of the mines and did all tho
work a minor Is apt to do, even TO cook
ing his own grub. This man was NJ, A. g..
Doyle, alias Joe Smith, alias aome long
German namG. As 4 miner he was Joe
Smith, by profession he is n Pinkerton
detective. HIs home is any where, but
lately ho halls from the Windy City.
We'll, this man went to all tho meet
ings Of the miners and took tho blood
curdlihg oaths TO reveal nothing. In
the riot ho was on tho hill with the
strikers with Winchester whose shots
murder nothing but air. All this time
he was getting names, until he had
list, embracing every miner within Il
radius OF three miles Of Eagle. lie has
tke name Of, and saw tho man who fred
the sho: which killed Adkins What
he doesn't know about the strikers and
their plots and deeds is not worth know
ing.
1t was this man who furnished the
authorities every name that went upon
the warrents, and he Is responsible for
tho arrcst every rioter now in the
Fayette CO nty Jail.
SAVED WANTS LIFE.
When the posse came to Eagle to ar
rest Wyant, man namcd Kceny joined
the posse with tho intcntion of killing
Wyaut. Tho scene was critical one
unique keeny stood with his pistol
pressed through his overcoat against
Wyant's side, Young Wvant had q gun
leveled at keeny, and tho detective, seq
ing that keeny was about to draw the
trigger to the revolver, OF which noneof
the rest knew anything, Strengthened up
foot above his usual height. His face
assumed the look OF natural intelligence
and his eye flashed.
81 want you" he said.
"Who are your" asked Koeny.
"a constable" replied the detective,
and 'teeny is now behind the bars.
Had 1t not been for tho unknown,
Wyant would be to-day buried under
six feet OF ground.
The story OF this mans work among
the strikers reads like romance and is
too long to print in this telegram. A
rervier man never risked his lie. IIo
is Mt present within tho military lines.
II he gets out his chances for lilo are on
tho other side oil zero. His presence
among the strikers is now known 10 but
two or threo incn in high authority, but
i. is believed that the strikers are be-
ginning to scent his presence.
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.
What has become OF the boy who gave
awaysth the dynamite plot? A crowd OF
500 miners gathered at Handley last
wight and searched forhim. InCharlcs-
onam0re was on foot TO savo his life
Theslhwyer to whom the cc7iession was
mado cnme to the governors office last
.'ight and said:
!. 81 am in u hurry; We have got to
saveR human life and muat do co."
General Holly wont at once to Hand
Icy. A special locomotive was put Mt
his command. This was taken below
Handley little after with great difficult
~ the boy, having been found in house
near by, was takon 10 the train. The
throttle was throw open and the spec
ial went like lightning through Handloy,
where every train on tho road is COM
PEELED TO stop. Tho special did not
stop. but went straight to Eagle, while
the mob looked on half suspecting the
cause OF the speed, but powerlcss to
stop or board the tlying locomotive.
Four shots were fred into the cab rs it
passed. The man who pcached Is now
under heavy military guard. Ii he ia
captured by the mob no fate would be
too bad for him at the hands Of the
strikers, who are thoroughly aroused
over tho matter and would 20 TO any
length to capture him.
ALL QUIET.
To-day and tonight all along the
lines there has been no actual violence.
The following telegram was received at
tho state house tonight from Eagle:
Nothing to confirm strikers meeting
reported to be held tonight. NIcNabb
arrosLci scEon men ana turned them
over TO Sheriff koon,x. IIinman cent
for by Campbell to come to Fayetteville
and no word. AL quiet"
Judge Campbell is now holding cir.
cult court at Fayetteville, and it Is de.
sired that he nd journ SO as to give room
for tho trial OF tho strikers 80 as to
hasten tho affair. It i4 Thought tina,
when they are tried tho trouble will
end, The governor is anxious TO wind
MP matters as sooa. rs possible and get
the militia away. 0aIy one Satling gun
was seu,, not two. 1t is thought this
will be sufficient
No uneasinJss is expressed tonight,
oxcap, that somo demonstration may
he made upon the fayette Jail. Wyaut
and his men gave bond and have re-
,urnnd to Eagle, the safest place for
tnom. In regard to the statement OF
Ainyor McSabb. OF Montgomery in thu. .