The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-20

kurprlhUI tllo AHN'StA"HS'1S ~ ''et1'' we ~
,b,. however many criminal iniorma.
lions against strikers might bo cited by
The Carnegie officials in Pittsburgh,
truce to arrests was atleast temporarily
tbc programme to be pursued in Home
.,ead. Few OF the strikers we're dis
posed to do any premature growing,
but a feeling was perceptible that the
threat OF the advisory board to see that
the murder warrants were not confined
TO ono side OF the controversy has not
boen without its effect. During theday
innumerable rumors OF wartant-serv-
inc cOnstablcs comingf military posses
lorming and tho like, kept tho town
people and soldiers at high nervous
tension. 80,
Uniformed members OF the Twelfth
regiment caused a sensation at the
Amalgamated headquarters by walking
40 stairs and knocking at the closed
door OF the advisory committee room.
An excited committeeman peered out
and demanded their business, while
others within glanced at the windows
IS II contemplating for an instant the
adyisablity Of q Jump outward for lib
erty. Swift second thought quickly
gave them self.possession, which was
not lossened by tho fact becoming ap-
parent that, instead OF a company of
soldiers, there were Just two men in
Uniform. The committeeman managed
to force smile when it turned out that
the bue.Coated officers were only mu-
.cians in the regiment band, and that,
80 far from wishing to place tho adj
visory committee under arrest, the pur-
pose Of tho blue.coats was to find a rela-
tive named Foster, who was said to DC
at the strikers headquarters.
ANOTHER FURRY.
A decided furry in the striker meet
ing place later had moro plausible ex-
cuse. Constable Webber from the
sQuire's office in Pittsburgh, whence
the murder warrants, II issued at all,
must be expected, was spied bustling
down the main street toward the
strikers headquarters accompanied by
the chief Of police employed in the
CarneQie's Homestead mills. In tho
COnstablo's hands was bundle of
papers that looked suspiciously like
warrants. Webber was eyed in no
friendly way by the several hundred
muscular men who thronged the side.
walks. He was in comparatively little
little danger, however, for directly
across the street was tho provost gen.
erals headquarters and 500 riaemen
within stones throw.
Instead Of warrants, Constable Web.
Der declared he had only subpmnas for
witnesses who were wanted at the hear.
ing tomorrow in Pittsburgh Of Burgess
y lMcLuCkic's petition for bail. The sub.
pNRas numbered thirty or forty, and
we're for workmon, merchants and
others, not all Of whom by any means
were supposed to have been participants
in the battle with the pinkertons. Con-
t'aty to all expectations, the day closed
with no call whatever registered with
The officer of the day for aid to the civil
authorities.
ACHARGE OF nULhpoZEHo.
Tho meeting Of the advisory commit
tee tonight resulted in charges being
given out that the Carnegie managers
were rcsortinGt to peculiar methods to
force men to work. The case Of James
dlos and an other man was cited, in
Which it is alleged success wore achiev-
Cd by threats to implicato relatives in
the pending legal proceedings Clark,
Richmond 4 Co., OF Pittsburgh, were
reported as advertising for carpenters
and when applicants for work appeared
asking them to go to Homestead to
oaiId hunks andsheds for non-unionists
IN the mills. Another matter received
IN the advisory committee was report
oI The discharge to.nightof three watch
men at tho mills because OF suspicion
mat they were keeping the strikers
Posted on tho condition OF affairs in
Among tho militia men here to-day it
Us isstated that alter the works have been
Opened on Thursday proclamation
VII! be issued calling for 500 volunteers,
|ho Will bo drafted into n provisional
iGSEE.ment and kept hcre until all possi-
oHlly Of Il riot has passed away. Tho
ilcN will be paid by the state, aud
uGTefnor PNttison, as on nearly every
o'her subject, has nothing to say about
IAe story, but tho details indicated are
s.VGg by one OF tho nembors OF his
Smoke issued from half a dozen OF
'He stacks on tho Carnegie mill To-day
"na m Tonight lights arc cleaning from
naAy OF tho furnaces. Gentlemen, who
nave been through the mill saw that
ABOUT one hundred and forty mechanics
S,g Nv az work, the chief forces OF activity
oSlns the press mill where tho armor
~, U'a'G IS bent TO lit tho sides OF the bat.
Nv snsps. One sponsor was made to-
Hay ~ Tho presence of tho visitors. The
;;SS"%'"'Samated Association had its scouts
Gilt, :" anG OarneEio property also, and re-
lived IGlI reports OF tho work being
"1ne' Si,' The making OF q sponsor, it was
aIIeEwards stated by the officers OF the
nsS.V,Gs'on, nas, was the most rudimontary
iS, Errs o. 0rmor plate work. 1t is rolled
"a 'M'9 shape after being previously cast
",. "uI p,anCd and tho men say can DO
pSriencc. '''' ~ t''N'""a eA'
The atlitudc'oi the mechanical de-
iSa hSa,tment i,., wa rathor q surprise 10 both
saS. snS MiLt owners and tho strikers. Man.
,s "SSr tottGr was confident that a great
many o. the men would return to work
nosliy their intention Of doing so ON
Sa 'N'"Gay and to-day. They did not do
NV. S", n was stated, but tho report Is a
me.S n'e,S tumor, that less than ton Of tho
,,nVsS3nlG' 10 ~ have indicated thoir purpose
" 20 pack to work on Thursday. On
sociu1t.er iVS.er hand. tho Amalgamated As.
poi.,1Gn iT,sGn Is said to be rather dIsap.
F''"'ea al tho diplomatic and consorya.