Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-23
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Most Desperate and Bloody One
In More Than twenty w
Years.
SIX PERSONS ALREADY !. \ y DEAD T: y.
SIX PERSONS ALI EADY DEAD T: a y
Quiet Reigns Today but the Sit
uationrl is is Very Il
Tense.
trouble 1 started lien Members " !;
ST state Cons ea,s tabulary II efused to Obey
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Co1n.nands of strilkers.


plttsburg, Is Is. % ss-7--yvith the ,ex--.
centior, Of the clu bling Of q ph ysi ,e!fll
VINO loitered longer than the state state
troopers thought wise there was no
violence Of any sort today at the plant
AZ the Pressed Steel Car conlpall IN
Mclsees Rocks. The death list result 8 lit
3nr from last Mi hts shootirg ne Mains ain
At SIX. but there are four men in hos
pitals whose recovery ~ doubtful w
4 ,Ipe streets of AtcKees Rocks We're
deserted al N oon tsitsay save for A. few w
mounted state troopers who with car VI
+ hines unslung patrolled the streets on
4 horses to prevent strike sYlnpat hizers
from congrcga ting. Last night s8liot
was the worst In more than g score It Of
4 years.
The uuietress of the situation, how "
ever indicate anything but a spirit of
peace While the strike sgmrat h tlz'sls
are not being allowed to rnobil re, II e. y
believed ti1nt behind the Closed doc. doors
Of tllelrs homes they are but waiting
for the cover III arEnes IS gain to g re- e.
sumo their iolsnt disorders Of last y. st
night.
Cant. Mars recommending the sta te
col,stabuiarN, and ddison G. Gum m;
" bert 3 sheriff OF Allegheny county,
communicated With Gov Stuart o.
day regarding the ad pisab lily OF
bringing either e les OF q NJ Z e. u g.
2 tional guard of eastern Pen sSiYa .l iii
or more state cnnst abul ar::s r. M TN
mining districts into Nj Kees Rocks.
me OFFICERS here believe hey n
s5cttf,troI#the situation IL granted ia few
additional der uts sherifis and mount
ed troo pers.
The Pressed Steel Car con1pa ny of
ficiaily turned over its ant to the
county her If at II noon tod ay. Ifl g
sMeTifi ii, Ia ssptorl- !,
sslttiity for the tee lion of ife and
;. property IN the h lands OF Capt \. Ma rs
p Of 1 the state consta bulary WHO now
) has under him il $ deputies and
Z trooD ers. s.ss ssS
Following is "a correct list o. the he
y known dead a85s A
TI z DEAD.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Exler, 5 years
B old. and married: beaten and stabbed
Treape ] oan s Williams Of the
AT sta te 'Gonsta buinrsIs home in 'htla-
delphia shot dea d.. VI i
George Mtllliasset, 90 years old. and
single, striker, died from bullet wound
s ii lung. III rs, IS
Anton Gubernet, striker, 20 years old,
shot four times: died at Ohio Valley Val "
Trooper Jorn q. Smith. u years old.
! or Mount Carmel. Pa. shot in LETT y
SIDE. = =. Il
Unknown striker, check No. s.
ttt,
+ PROBABLY FSATAI.I.f. ~ oUNDED!.
Trooper Patrick osDonnel, q
Northampton, Mass, shot through the
body. taken TO Ohio Valley hospital.
Trooper Lucien . efer. of Morgan
town. w. a., shot in side and badly
stabbed !: taken to sllosp a ~.
shot through the left lun 10; AIKEN 70
George s. Il ernshka. "a years old,
enlpfoye gof Star Enamel company;
shot through back; taken to hospttal.
Mike Tssowski, y Years OF age
Sehoenville. striker; shot three TIM s
and taken to hospit al
Unknown W oma an shot In back;SWill
die. 3t
Unknown Polish boy; shot,
LESS SERIOUSLY yyo UNDED
Trooper q Gorge M HI itch. Of Column
lia, Pa. beaten and stabbed III re-
sssting attack of M mob :; sserlt TO hos '':
pital sd 81.
Frank Hamlet, striker, shot In n
shoulder and elbow; taken to hospital.
Mike Kurshinsky, striker; slight bull
let wound in head !; taken home,
Unknown Russian, striker; shot
through temples taken away by ne
\ strikers. rs
Join suler. striker: slight FISH
wound In arm.
riot sl5 n
4 A dozen men. both strikers and police,
are in hospitals fatally injured, wt1iie
at least two score nisn, women and
children are suffering from buffet
I wounds and in juries inflicted with clubs
and stones.
SCENE OF LAWLEssNEss
Property was damaged to the extent
of thousands of dollars. Three street
cars We're wrecked, many Nehicles
smashed, the streets Uttered with win
dow glass, nearly$a hundred doors or
& houses broken aud hal "a dozen horses
J shot to death.
Daylight changed conditions from q
scene OF absolute 1awlessness 10 one OF
fearful anxiety. Foreign women who
by their husbands, pathetically I'M
plored information conceraiig a miss
Ing relative probably either shot 70
death or mortally wounded.
Shooting continued from various sec
tons of the strike zone long after the
main battle had been fought last night.
but did netFreaeh serious proportions
and the troopers remained close to the
plant. ssl.4i 81 3s3s N
AT SCENE oF5c
Just as dawn was breaking the con-
Btabulary, mounted and heavily armed.
rode to the scene of last nights carnage
and gathered every particle of ey-r-
dence; hats, collars. coats and other
wearing apparel were found and taken
to the con1pany's office. Every effort
will be made to locate the owners with
a view of arresting them III connection
with the details of the officers. Len
iency heretofore displayed by the con-
sta bulary towards the strikers is absent