The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-28

desperate little band they started 10 run. scat
terlne Ike so many frightened sheep over tho
The demand to surrender was unhesded.
Some Of the citizens raised their guns. were
about to charge, whom thcy heard the ordorsot
sake doht shoot WE'RE" we're lie ns orde S1 and t6en
The rioters ilei, with the citizens close aftcr.
About four miles the flight was kept ur tho
mob heading toward HeldelhurR whcrr most
OF them 1.-Two. Just as they entered tho town
tufed. ''> ~ "''" WV" - '"N'''
At the request OF several COMPANIES the
about a dozen deputies TO tho sccna before
noon. At2 p. NJ special train carving forty
pui ed into Weddings In" mob was 81 ro f
under the hot IRE from tho defenders 1.-THE
The train was stopped and the deputies
swarmed out OF the coaches and started In
pursuit Of the mob. Each deputy hal n revolver
marrow valley that leads north from l|endllngs
mines. running lire was onened between tho
slippory hilsldes. The miners scattered.
Three were first caught. Hriigevillc citizens
thus overtnken and captured.
OF Deputy Wilson; hnothcr deputy came pp
would-be murderer into inscnsiblity. Knives.
revovers, and clubs were taken from the cap
At the point OF revolvers they wero marched
over the hills to Mansfield and placed in jail.
Later they were brought 10 this city, and put
Into the county jail. Squire Caspar Mayer and
his forces rendered material assistauce In tho
capture and in taking the rioters to Mansfield
the running flight occurred. Ia two miles;
When the prisoners were safely behind
bind were deputized by Constable Foster Of
Mansfield. They aroused much curiosity in
the streets. some OF thcm carrying rifles.
Caspnr Klein a Brdgevillc m iner, was taken
from his dinner table by the rioters and
skirts Of the town. Revolvers and clubs ,were
IN hH face and he was told .6oS
that they were going to kill him.
They Indicated that they would hang him to
one Of the coal tpples and burn him NJ. Every
effort that was made TO escape was met with
blows from the clubs ana threats.
AZ last klein's strength gave way and he Tell
dead. dropped him and fed.
Klein finally ,regained consciousness. and.
lie entered the town looking like a wild man.
coaticss. hatless. and bleeding. lie rushed to
soon recovered and was s'u taken S to his home
woman figured In the burning ot tho
Schultz triple here Her nalne Is Ida Eyer.
Fearing trouble, she took her position early
quad duty all day he diseaSercd Tho tho a G
proachinG merauders in the distance and at
Back into the dark mine she rushcd scream;
Ing at the top OF hor voice. Tho miners heard
her and came rushing out, but they could do
nothing but flee for their lives.
Pit Boss Lewis Sweeny Of the Pan Handle
Coal Company had thrilling experience.
When the tipple was tlrcd he made frantic
effort to eStinRulsh the flames. Ito rushed
through the rioters. and Selling an axe began
to cut away the timbers.
shower OF cluh BIS ralned upon him. and he
was forced to dodge his way to jump TO the
ground. The mob pursued him with yells,
hurting clubs AT him.
He fast distancrd Thorn. and managed to
escape unhutt. The plucky man then Joined
the citizens band md later helped conduct
some OF his assailants to the Man sneld lookup.
Late this evening 1t was reported that tho
rioters were assoI bling on tho blufls back Of
Mootvllle. with the intention OF attacking
Frank Armstrong; mine.
An attack is also icared tonight at tho
Pittsburgh Fuel Comphny's mnos near Rose
dale. Three hundred OF the mob were seen in
| that vicinity shortly after q o'clock.
The citizens arc still In a state OF terror
armed men stand guard on street corners and
challenge all romors. The ruins OF tho Sch ute
coal tipple. which was fired. are still smoking,
and crowd OF Indignant spectators stand
around discussing what Ia to he done.
PIrrsBU RGH. Jan. 27.-Inte tonight Sheriff
Richards said: have II deputies on duty
TT the various mines in the rotinE district,
required. l do not anticipate much further
trouble
These men have been pretty we'll scattered
and scared by the result Of their assault on
Beading However. they are still In danger
Gus mood and we will Keep large force OF
deputies on the scene OF the trouble. There
will be many more arrests made Monday"