The evening world., 1892-07-18
FOR MURDER.


10 remain At Homestead. No defnite infOf-
nation II obtainable on tho subject, but on
saturday . contract was signed to supply the
provisional brigade with water for three
weeks, with the privilege OF renewing tho
coatrAct At the same rate for an indei1nte
period thereafter.
With the few who know Of the signing OF
tho water contract there Is growing belief
that the sncampment will extend to an an
noying period At least II was SAID yesterday
by An ofncer that TWO regiments would be
left at Homestead for At least two months
aftsr the bulk Of the soldiers had been called
home.
PLkpGRD TO TIE ASSOCIATIONS.
A meeting Of the men employed In tho me.
chanical departments and Of day laborers was
hold at Homestead yesterday morning to take
action on tho letters sent out BY General
Manager Potter directing thcm to report for
duty this morning From the outset II was
evident that they would not obey the order,
as several speeches made against such =
course were received In . manner that left no
doubt a TO the outcome.
II there was man present who wanted 10
70 to work he did not make himself known.
After some talk. \ committee on resolutions
WAS appointed, and while the rest Of the men
were denouncing the actions Of Chairman
frick and his superintendents they prepared
The following, which was received with
wild whoop:
I'VE, the employees Of the mechanical de.
pArtnents and DAY laborers OF the Carnegie
Steel Works Of Homestead. In NEE ting assem-
bled, do OfYcr the following an our views In
regard to the labor trouble existing at
1--WE are in sympathy with the AmalgA.
mated Association, and pledge ourselves to
injustice TO The mechanical departments and
day lAborers and An insult to their manhood
10 ask them 70 work under guard, as we be-
s~,,t isys that S in this land Of tho Tree all men
This denverAnce went through with cheer
that almost made the smokestacks at the
steel works trembie. Then committee was
appointed 70 present them 10 General MAN.
ager Potter a. the ultimatum Of the men.
These workmsn are In no way affected by
the Amalgamated Association scale and are
not connected with any union. Their only
reason for refusing to work Is TO help tho men
In their night For this reason they will be
given aid from the Association. Their action
will ct least delay the resumption OF WORK at
the arnor-plate machine shop and the press
shoIa, both Of which the Company is very
anxious 10 get In operation to flnish . large
lot Of armor.plate which is causing delay In
the construction OF couple Of big war ships.
SUIT. roTrsk SoriYIED.
4 committee OF twenty.one men. each
representing . shop In tho mechanical de-
parsment, called upon Supt. Potter at noon
to-day to report TO him the decision Of yes.
terday's meeting.
Mr.. Potter declined to 800 more than one OF
the Committeeman, and Chairman Lamb was
ushered before him.
GOV. Pattison is expected 10 visit camp
sam Black tomorrow for the purpose OI in-
spscting the division. Gen. snowden has re-
ceivsd no notice Of tho visit, but Tomorrow
IL the eighth and would ordinarily be the last
day Of the cncamptnenI
The story got about this afternoon that the
Twelfth Regiment had been ordered to move
inside the Carnegie works. and that they
would do SO tonight preparatory to tho In.
PRODUCTION there to-morrOw OF . large force OF
nom union men. None OF the ofIlcers OF the
regiment have been notified OF any such con.
templated move.
II seems more probable that the Carnegte's
viii carry out the plan outlined IN Chairman
Frick's Invitation notice OF saturday, and
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would not return befora Wednesday
He declined 10 tell where n. was going bu,
when he boarded n saxtbound train s,,er ,
lonR and serious talk with Matter Workman
Dempsey. of District Assembly Nh. a. X of
L.. he said:
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