The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
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Tho Gaylord aiInn IuOtsrs Hunt Their
holhS-iIOpos ut SpSody ArroJtE-AIOTo
Warrants Issued.
Tho nrrost OF soyOn Dillo nvalo miners
on tho charge Of rlotlng ut tho Gaylord
coal works on Tuesday foil like n thun.
dorciap among tho minors out thcro and
when tho officers appeared at Dillonvalo
yesterday not ono Of tho men for whom
they had warrants could DO found.
Thirty had lott beioro they arrived and
among these wore several wanted. ON.
COTS Conoway aud Thompson. Of Bridge
port, went out on tho l0:lG train on tho
Wheeling and lAko Eric in tho morn.
ing and returned last night. When
they rOachod Dillonvalc several law.
abiding citzena volunteered to rouder
al! tho assistance they could in arrest
Ing tho guilty parties. Every effort
possible will DO Rlado to run ibom
down.
It was reported yesterday that tho
Wheeling and Lake Eric miners would
mako Hu attack OH tho Kolley mines at
Warronton, but this iailod 10 material.
ize.
Work was not resumed at tho Gay.
lord yoltcrday as expected. 4 drivor
and several miners appeared ready to
20 to work, but they did not 20 In, tho
management considering 1t unproGtablo
TO run with such small number Of
mon. Nilo or ton OF tho miners who
wore beaten in such u terrible manner
by tho mob on Tuesday morning woro
unable to work yCstcrday and othors
woro afraid 20 in. Several mon left
Gaylord after the riot being afraid 10
remau.
Tho thrOo mon who were missing on
Tuesday woro iouad at Bridgeport yes.
tOrday. by some means thcgo three
miners escaped from the InineH without
being soon by tho rioters. Besides these
three wcro not half dozen who weru
not assaulted. Ono man got away from
the angry crowd and ran up over the
hill followed By several OF the rioters
| aud whom overtaken he was roughly
| handled. Another man was followed
down to tho river.
After the mob hGd beaten up the
Gaylord miners and damaged the works
somewhat the band played funeral
In crossing the country they marched
right through fields OF wheat, oats and
garden truck, the band playing and tho
men yelling. Cheers were given for
several mon as their houses wcre
passed.
DR.. B. o. Williams, OF Martins
Ferry, attended six miners in ono house
who had been bru;alIy assaulted.
Several OF the men were badly in.
| jured. There was largo lump on ono
mans head and one as large as his hand
on another ones shoulder. Tho back
OF ono man was black and blue and
rough board. Their injuries speak for
themselves and it 10 4 wondor that
some OF these mon wero not killed
| Tho lives OF several were threatened.
Several OF tho injured formerly worked
with tho rioters in tho Wheeling K
Lake Erie minel and many OF them
were recognized and their names turned
over to the authorities.
| Tho seven mon arrested on Tuesday
evening are from Dillouvalo and two OF
them carried revolvers. These men
admitted that they had been at Gay
lord on Tuesday morning, but claimed
they did no. take part IN the riot.
The last coal mined at the Gaylord
works was shipped yesterday. There
wore four car loads OF it.
Several moro warrants were sworn
out yesterday and tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad Company will prob.
ably take hand in the prosecution.