The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-14

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vrRDEN, ILL.,, oct. 1s.-The town IS
:, anlct as a country churchyard to-
S,y. Two eatIIng guns Of the Gales
Sarr sry battery on the public square and
. Nine capped lnfantryman at each cor
~ IN the business district. IS about the
-, .,ir evidence of yesterdays riot. out
' '1s os the o'Nelll homo, a storv-and-
mali cottage. In the front gard OF
M. humble home stands 1--WE black-
,,vsred az coiEins, on each OF which Is
.,,nle plate. engraved with the words
."lt rest" Under the lids are the
Mortal remains of FIVE victims OF yes
,.rdsy's battle at the stockade OF the
cbIeago-v!rde Coal Company.
Coroner Hart has impaneIled a jury
and will endeayor to place the respon-
,6ulty for the shooting.
Colonel Mcknight, of the governors
,,an accompanied by Ad1utant Gen
o,,I Reese, at midnight visited the
',,ckode Of the ChIcago-virden Coal
rompany, and served formal notice on
Manager Daklns. who has been inside
me stocKade throughout the trouble,
Tint the soldiers would visit the stock
'se to-day and dlsarm all inmates. Col
Vcynlrht says that no objections were
oS.red to this proposition. He antlci-
mates no trouble at that point and he
expresses his opinion that there will be
no further outbreak on the part Of eIth-
rr the union miners or guards at the
stockade
colone! Mcknight said that he drove
over from his home at Glrard last
night. On the way he passed numer-
Gu, squads OF mlrers, returning to
tSelr homes in Glrard. Mount Olive and
r.Irhborlng towns. The parties NUM-
S.red from half dozen to twenty-five
or thirty and in most cases the men
ve.e well armed.
While martial law has not been de-
CARED, the town is practically under
control OF the state troops under Capt.
Craig, Of Battery B. First Illinois ar
tlllery. Upon arrival of the soldiers
from Pana two gatllng guns were taken
to the public square. where they COM
mahd=the business section. Guards
were thrown out and the remainder OF
the soldiers were quarteFed in the opera
house,
List of Dead und wounded,
The following is full and corrected
list OF casualties:
Dead-Edward Walsh, miner, SPRING
field; Frank Bllyen. miner, Spring
field; Albert Smith, miner. Mount olive;
Joseph Kltterly, miner, Mount Olive;
Ernest Kautner, miner, Mount Olive;
Ed. Green, miner, Mount Olive; A. H.
Brennaman, miner, Glrard; VIII Har-
mon, miner, GIrard; Joseph Baston, MI
ner, Mount Olive; D. H. Kelley. deputy
detective, Chicago, Thomas Preston.
deputy, Chicago; A. w. Morgan, dep
uty. Chicago.
wounded-Ansc Ankel, miner, Mount
Olive; Gustav wlesel. miner, Mount
Olive; Ed. Upton, miner, Springfield;
Thomas Jennings. miner, Springfield;
Joseph HaInes, miner. Girard: Joseph
Punk, miner. Girard, shot In stomach,
dangerously; Joseph Shrimp, miner,
Mount Olive; John Swan, miner, ,vlrden;
Joseph Relcker, miner. vIrden; Albert
Smith, miner, Mount ollvei Bart Tigar,
engineer. Chicago & Alton. shot in arm;
]. F. Eyster, superintendent company's
store shot and beaten. dangerous; w.
A. Clarkson. guard, Leavenworth, Kan
sas, fatally; Irwin Ryan, negro, shot
in head; William Messer, deputy st.
Louis, shot in head: James Palmer, dep
utg, st. Louis. shot in head and armi
Patrick McNalr, deputy, vlrden; Henry
Grigstel, deputy, -: j. j. Snyder.
deputy; James sickles, deputy, Chlca-
go; Thomas Wilder. deputy. Chicago;
Thomas Mcintyre. deputy, Chicago; ].
". Moonan. deputy. st. Louis; P. ].
Hnnan, deputy; p. J. Smith, deputy,
ch!eago.
EvIdcno,S Of bloody Battle.
The rear OF the Climax Trading Co.'S
store and adjacent buildings bear evi-
deacc OF the terrific nre that took place
yesterday afternoon when ]. F. EyFter
was the target, springing across the
roofs The plate glass windows In the
ifont " the store are broken. In the
rear the building is riddled with bullets
ana buckshOt. All the window panes
bear bullet holes and the roof of the coal
th2d Us moved by charge OF buckshOt
'Ali Wa1 fred at EyBter, Just as he
spians through the skylight into miners
hdIL Gun wads and cartridge shells lie
scattered around the rear OF the store in
"" alley Sixty feet frpm the rear door
OF ln' Climax store stands the covered
delivery wagon In which Eyster made
the TIP 70 the stOckade with physicians
yesterday afternoon. a load OF bnck-
tHoi has riddled the rubber curtains,
dents from bullets are visible in the
tifei 0f the wagon. The tingue Ia
broken N short and the stub end blood
stained, II Ia learned the team OF
hofSc' was shot and. goaded 10 madness
by 'he wounds. broke the tongue and
ran. They went two blocks and both fell
dead. The windows In the store under
lae miners hall were broken In as the
mob draggcd Eystcr into the street.
Af.le from this there are no other build
iHg damaged
The excitement Of yesterday prior to
me arrival " the negro train was
eluallcd to-day when II became known
mat n special train consisting Of one
COX gls three apparently empty coaches
ana n rLL..-- NM -nn-.L LErnunh hnrn