New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

the soldiers are encamped within easy march
tonight as a precautionary measure. The main
body is in and around Shenandoah ready to pro
tect the town. but at q moments notice the
troops can be forwarded TO 8Iahanoy City, Ash
land CT any other place where rfotins may be
renewed 1t is now known that the troops were
not ordered cut unpreparsd. More than a week
ago the commands in the eastern portion OF the
State were informed Of the situation.
TROOPS ARRIVE PROMPTLY
The kilograms for their mobilization were sent
out early this morning. Soon after daylight
they were on the move and by noon all three
regiments summoned to duty-the 4th, Sth and
12th-Battery c, Of Phenixvile. armed with
Gatling guns. and the Governors Troop, OF
Harrisburg, bad invaded the SchuyIBu region
The Sth Regiment includes five companies To-
Gated in the very heart of the district where the
trouble occurred. one each from PottsviIIe. s.
Clair Tamaqua. Mahanoy City and Girardvius
and they were so prompt in Obeyins as 10 call
forth the commendation Of their superiors The
rioters have fed to the mountains and mining
patches but If SO disposed may give the au-
thorities considerable trouble. The cavalry
company known as the Governors Troop. can
do excellent service in DatrOlltng the valleys
around Shenandoah and driving away maraud-
ers- The town has a population Of 10000 half
Of whom are Hungarians. Polanders and Lithua-
a
English Surrounding the place are great break
ers mines and coal banks. and beyond the hills.
TO which the dsorganized rioters retreated last
night. 1t is a fact that many Of these men are
of Anarchistic tendencies. They are not greatly
interested in the cause OF the miners. and defy
the authorities on general principles
a noteworthy incident of the departure OF the
troops from their homes in such places as Har-
risburg, Allentown, Reading and Lancaster. a.
took with them to the coal regions strong evi-
dences of approval. while their presence in soms
Of the mining towns was greeted with Kisses.
GENERAL GOBLIN IN COMMAND.
General ]. P s Goblin. who served in the Civil
and Spanish-Amercan wars. is IN fun com
mand The foreigners are thoroughly cowed-
tut it is believed that they expect to rally when
an attempt is made 10 resume work at the mines
under military protection on Monday morning,
as they are known TO have held secret meetings
since last night At that time the collieries viii
be prepared for resumption Miners who want
employment will have chance 70 work II
interfered with, there viii be further bloodshsd-
The stay of the troops Is uncertain. but they
will probably be required for several weeks
The worst passions OF some OF the foreigners
have been aroused. and strong hand is needed
TO deal with them. The action OF the rioters has
succeeded in closing twenty OF the thirty-nine
colneries OF the Reading company, and every
effort will be made on Monday TO run them TO
their fullest capacity. This is problematical.
however. and only a few may be started The
crucial test viii come Monday morning
After the shooting OF last night many OF the
I law abiding people IN Shenandoah passed the
( time until daylight in mortal terror that there
would be another uprising IL was admitted
that Sheriff TOOle and his deputies could
have cOped with the disOrderly element. There
was a sigh of relief when the military came
/ The deputies under Sheriff TOOle patrolIed the
streets all night. and had a force or men sta
toned about the ColIieries. with a view 70 pro
tecting them from the mob, should occasion
arise
TROOPS Go INTO CAMP
General Goblin and his stan arrived az Sheuan-
doah at a. m and passed several hours in
selecting camp sites for his command. The 4th
Regiment encamped in Columbia Park in the
eastern end OF the town. Battery c and the
/ Governors Troop are at the same place. The
Sth Regiment is IN B0ird's Field. in the north
ern end OF the town. The 12th Regiment IS at
Turkey Run. on the hill overlooking Shenandoah
and Giberton. These positions General Goblin
says. will enable the military 10 control all
the principal roads in this district" Ar $50 a
m. the Sth Regiment Band. OF TamaQua. came
Georgia. Thousands were on the sidewalks
The saloons opened in the afternoon. when IL
was assured that quiet and good order would
prevail. General Goblin and his STAN are at the
/ Ferguson House
ONLY ONE KILLED IN THE RIOT.
! Only one man was killed in last nights riot
He was John Schomonitski. forty years old. He
leaves wife and child in Poland. The bullet ep-