The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-03

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Iufornntions Against Mcssrs. Prick,
Lovejoy, ma Oihrrs-The Company Now
Has More Men ut Work Thnn They Can
Accommodate with Sleeping Piace--The
Amaigumnted Men Deny that Former
Employees Are Goinz BACK TO work-A
= Mass Meeting OF tho strikers-They VIII
Hold Out Yo,-Coi. s,rentor Arrested md
Released on Bai-Moiiick Released. ana
= Ban Fixed for Knoid and Bauer.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. "A party Of Homestead
Strikers and two reporters who had been
Invited stood around the Office OF Justice OF
the Peace A. j. Kuhn. near tho railroad Sta
ton in Homestead. all this afternoon and
waited for the Justice to come He had gone
away In tho forenoon. and had left word that
no would be back soon. Hour after hour
passed. and finally the strikers gave up wait
Ing and went home. leaving word that they
would be back in tho morning and would
transact their business then. They would not
tell what that business was. They simply told
the reporters that there was going to DO a
biz piece Of news.
1t was not until lato tonight that SuN re-
porter learned that tho nows was to be tho
Issue OF warrants against Chairman Frick.
Secretnry Iovciov. Superintendent Potter.
Superintendent Wood. and other officials or
tho Carnegie Steel Company. Ono OF tho
strikers who was IN the party IN tho Office of
the Justice was ono of tho mon who was ar
rested recently on charge Uf murder. lle
was ! ent on getting square. and was going to
makexcountcr charges OF murder aud conSrir-
. acy against tho officials. The man who give
% this information to The Sun reporter also
said that the warrants were to be sworn out in
spite of the advice If the counsel of the m)n
and that Iny Jnln II nv np "A nj fh,
sel. was the man who was responsible for the
non-arpearancc of the Justice.
The Justice met Mr. Con- this man said and
casually remarked to him that lie was going
to his Office to do some work for some of the
lawyers clionts. Mr.. Cox asked him what he
sxas going to do. and then made il his business
:t9eteurSthe Justice in any direction except
,tbNard his Office.
:; Ml-o.hcr tho Justice will refuse to take tho
tnformations to-day is n question. Lawyer Cox
aud lawyer Brennan believe that it would bo
bad policy for the men at tho present time to
take any such step. The men say that the
lawyers are not acting frankly with them. and
that thcy will get new lawyers at once.
Three hundred IN IN went 10 work in the
Homestead mill to-day. making total force
/; OF l.4oO now in tho mill. Twenty Of the
800 were deserers from tho ranks OF tho
strikers. and some Of them wore members u
ulo amalEnmatcu Association. All were OK
perienced iron and steel workers. This makes
forty seven Of the old hands to desert in two
days. Superintendent Potter Is moro than
satisfied.
Il predicted on Sunday that the break had
come" said he. There will lie more OF tho
old men coming ack every day now and In II
few days every place in the mill vii be filed"
Treasurer Curry OF the Steel Company said:
We are now overrun with workmen. This
morning 19S mon came in over the Baltimore
and Ohio from the East and West. and forty
two from Philadelphia over the PENNSYLVANIA
road to Swissvale. This makes II total Of
24O out-of-town men received to-day We
hardly know what to do with them. MS
our dining rooms and sleeping apartments
are already well filed. However. we will fin
ish another dining room to-day and will have
hunk room for a by nightfall. 1t is n good
thing that there IS an inexhaustible supply Of
cots In Pittsburgh. or We would be sadly lack
Ing in sleeping accommodations for our men.
T t otssr .nSs IL walt 9 sT meal;
"e. 70 Do s s bscauss az
tx men are u. dsina the Fiji IS spcnad T0ft
10 fully UP to the old standard. Good common
nesde and VS. have ia eat hav.
President Wehe OF the Amaignmated nsso-
citation will no. believe that any OF the Ass"ci-
Only half an hour ago was talking to a man
who came direct. from the works. He said
to his KNOW edg" hero was not II singh" union
man at work: and am satisfied To rcst on his !
statement am glad to announr" the arrival
Valley iron work ers. You SEQ il is tor the
. .1.aE amon INT. Of sI9 INK Coming SO soon
from Bricklayers' Union No | of Washington.
this makes US encouraged. We also have had
an offer Of car load Of -four from Kansas III:
letters extending sympnthy and aid
few minutes after the first boat load q
HMp the track from tho mill toward the town.
ami were marched up to hcadIuarters imilys
minutes several hundred OF the st:i:crs lad
It was thought by tho soldiers that some
trouble was go NJ on. and tho officers were
dsrsrss the crowd when tho "r rsa%n or tho
gathering became known. On. % tho men
who had been captured by the st.iSers made
We came in from Cincinnati on tho Ha!tl.
more and Ohio rond this morning. along with
Now York. and merely hired out 70 the Gar.
neGie agents to get q free ride to Pittsburgh
clerk to understand we, were not new labor
srs. and then walked down III" river bank
rsts 81 ~ Who " s
are Bohemlans md kTssian Jew rcd,l!crs."
ceeded In cheating tho Carnegie Company tho
strikers sent committee out with the me,r TO
There arc dozen instances OF this kind every
day. though seldom Is hero SO large number
OF bwindlers In one party.
"A quietus was nut on nll reports ot symna-
fh'tic strike among the railroad men today.
you'd not handle freight for the Carnegie
Comnans II they PERSISTED in having non
Spl?n nHn in tho mill A large e2nsignmont
over the ttsburgh Virginia and Charleston.
and It was unlonded from the cars by the rail
road men.
The, work was witnessed by tho strikers.
And they demonstrated with the engineer Of
me train The engineer replied that. although
the trainmen were in sympathy with the
strikers. they could not and would not lose
their own places nor render the company La
Ole Tor damages under the Common Carrier
ecr, The strikers mad" NJ show VI violence.
a, There was n meeting this afternoon OF all
{he strikers. IT was the first Of tho kind that
mas been hold since the troops arrived. 1t
was suspected that there might DO talk favor
able to declaring the strike or. but this did
aoo occur, and the affair resolved lsclf into
4oes were chcnred un 70 hold ont q Iittln Mhila