The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-06
TOWN OF SHENANDOAH, GUARD,
ED BY TROOPS, is
QUIET
TWO WOUNDED STRIKERS
ARRESTED AND CONVICTED
a Coal and Iron Policeman, of PhiIa-
deiphia, Is Arrested, Charged With
Threatening to Kill a Miner Who
Wanted to Quit Work-officiaIs Tell
Different Story.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Aug. 5.-The
peace of this troops protected town re-
mains unbroken. The unsettled feeling
which has been apparent for the last
few days, however, continues. 1t was
a lively day at brigade Headquarters.
where all the staff officers were kept
busy in connection with the movements
OF the troops and in keeping in touch
with the situation in the entire county.
There were many rumors of trouble.
but excepting at Girardville, where a
workman was shot and slightly inilr-
ed, nothing of serious nature oc-
Cured anywhere. Brig. Gen. Goblin was
unusually alert, however, and kept SOL
dlers in readiness for instant use all
day long. Many stories Of threatened
trouble reached him, but he was able
in every instance to run them down
without sending out a detail of men.
Ofhcers around headquarters feel that
the tension is increasing and would
not be surprised if some of the troops
now in camp here were sent to the
surrounding region.
Two Rioters Convicted. p
Probably the most important devel-
opment in the Shenandoah situation
today was the arrest and conviction of
two wounded Lithunians, who partfc-
lpated in the riot of last week. The
arrests were attended with a consider
able show of military force. The men
were taken into custody by constabIes.
who were surrounded by a platoon cS
infantry men and taken through the
streets under strong guard. The pris-
oners are Antony Klimovitz and Stan
islaus Zukowski.
Each had been shot in the foot dur
ing the riot and was unable to walk.
They were located in boarding houses
In the heart of the foreign quarters of
the town.
Men Are Placed in Jail.
The prisoners were taken before
Squire w. H. Shoemaker, where they
were given hearing. While the hear
ing was in progress a platoon of SOL
diers kept the crowd some distance
from the place. The Lithunians along
with fellow countryman named Wal
do RoWinski, who was arrested late
Saturday night on the charge of being
participant in the riot, We're then
arraigned.
The principal witness was Thomas
H. ocuudii, uepuIy SnerlT VINO was
in the riot. He identified t. men, and
testified to having deliberately shot
KlimovitZ and KukoWski, wounding
them in the feet. The three men were
then held in $4,000 bail each, and in de-
fault they were taken to the Jail at
Pottsville.
Coal and Iron Policemen Arrested.
Charged with threatening to kill Pc
ter Remus, of Buffalo, N. Y, Hartmann
Breuil, coal and iron policeman of
Philadelphia, employed at Packer COL
liery No. 4, of the Lehigh Valley Coal
company, was arrested tonight on
warrant sworn out by Remus, and was
held in $1,000 bail, which was furnish
ed.
Remus charged that he was unwill-
ingly taken to the colliery, and that
when he wanted to leave he was
threatened by Breuil. Company Off
Gals deny Remus' story. They say he
wanted to quit without giving the
usual notice. A dispute followed and
Remus left the colliery. The officials
say that Breuil did not threaten Re-
mus.