Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-28

H
y with Forty Deputies, Arrives
a. an Opportune Time.
= rr-BUEG, PA, January 27.-A
va ai anarchy n whose train follow
o1dshed, arson and the destruction
property pissed over the Mansfield
region to-day.
] began at dawn and at dusk II was
! mated that slOO, 900 worth OF prop
J y had been destroyed.
! 'lie wild by fsncied grievances and
4 5r, a mob OF several hundred for
! a-r., Hunyariaus, Slavs, Italians
i renchmen, swept over the coun-
y .1rrounding Mansfield aud through
\ eys OF TOMS ana Painters runs.
y attacked the mine owners, miners
a .he few scattered deputy sheriffs;
h r-ed tipples, wrecked cars and de-
n et railroad property.
! at.. noon the mob met hardly auv
4 'tance. At that time, II reached
mines OF the Beading Bros, near
} ieraI, on the Pittsburg, CHARTERS
! Youghiogheny railroad. Here the
\ tsrs met determined resistance and
re checked. With repeating Win
ester rifles in their hands, Thomas,
\ am and Harry Beading stood their
ma aad opened FIRE upon the mob as
ADVANCE d.
4 THEY FIRED FOUR voLLEYs
quick succession, fatally woundinE
q and injuring half dozen
ers. The man fatally wounded was
lnk Staple, Frenchman. He was
through the body, and is probably
90 before this. The names OF the
lred could not be learned. After
\ fourth volley the rioters turued and
preciDitately down the hill.
Al this moment a train bearing
! erH Richards and forty deputies
i led into Beading and tho officers
4 cEly alighting, started in pursuit OF
4 rioters, firing as they ran. The
use was long and hot one, but
ally sixteen were overtaken and cap
red. They were marched TO the
ausheld Jail, at the point OF
fNo.vers. Oa the way the party
T. net By a posse OF citizens OF
-NdTeville under command OF Squire
| per Myers. After the rioters were
s-d mp rumors OF an attempted res
" were rife, and as a matter Of pre-
I i.Non the prisoners were brought to
city and are now safely lodged in
I county jail. They will be held for
and arson.
he foreign element OF the mines In
I at region have been making threats
several days. They have been in
used az the fact that some OF the
tI.sh diggers, together with num-
o OF tneir brethren, have been work.
Tor 30 ana 90 cents per ton, when
eY themselves, want the former 70
DO rate 20 prevail. The Huns, Slavs
10 Italians formed the major portion
ihls dl,conteDted horde and have
en- nourIshing their
ANGER WITH BAD WHISKY.
From what could be learned the mob
ms 90 have formed az WoodviIle.
ij midway between Mansfield and
I. ''.Ie on Friday evening. 1t was
wa lty the Intention TO take In all the
.r'- wtnin radius OF two or three
, l.'e7 no that place, and was the outcome
. a Meeting held at Mansfield yester-
Ihe meeting lasted until late in
-e afternoon and incendisry speeches
is made IN mum Der OF languages.
'r hrst decided outbreak occurred
I'y after the close OF the meeting,
.-n party or about 800 massed to-
..f ana marched upon the Arm
mines, Just outside the village Of
VILE. They threw a vOlley OF
- through the windows OF the
.. house. Attracted by the shouts
.Nr attacking men, the miners
..i from the pits, when they were set
beaten and compelled 20 fee
.i inelr lives None Of them were
..y hurt, though many received
th1 bruises in the conflict. which
hercey for several moments
men at work saw thev were out
req three to one, and being nm
eI. decided to seek safety i'm digbt
were followed by their assailapts
''ue distance and warned
NOT TO RETURN TO WORK.
'or'Iy after day break they again
yea aud we're reinforced byanum-
OBJ others. About S o'clock they
fched 500 strong toward the Rose
mines OF the Steen Coal Compapv.
'.1g zoo large a force OF men a. the
pos lh' attacking parry sullenlv pass
ny hurting imprecations at the men
''Fed at the pit. Up Toms Run
'nRry mob proceeded Arriving Al
Ioot NJ the Pittsburg Fuel Co.'S
another battle was soon ON
miners az work were vauquisbed
.'rced to retreat, suffering much
y in the contest, which was vaged
weapons OF every description.
ft OF tho party attacked had IA
iheir comrades from the scene ~
kirmish, they we're so cut and
red. The moi threw a half dozen
.'l cars from the tipple. and dam.
the later considerably before tbcv
.eave. They finally took tbsiy
1oont nine O'Clock. departlng in
Erection Of Federal. four miles
pro Woodvllle. '''
e1eral is situated on the Pittsbprg
artnrs and Yough branch of tbe
'N' .r'e and the mines OF the BIock
''' Company are there. This plant
'' F" humber OF men at work a. the G5.
Iile. The mob reached here A. IN
'.t this morning and immediatelv