New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
HOMESTEAD MILLS BESIEGED.
STRIKERS ANXIOUS TO GET BACK TlltlK
PLACES.
NOT ALL WHO APPLY AT THE MILLS IAhES
BACK, uOwEVEE-MANY OK THE
pr, ,crrIrST

FIRMS BLACKLIST.
Homestead Penn, Nov. 2l-Ihc sui"o '
been officially declared on. a grand rush was "'o
this morning by the strikers to get O"ch !" "V
As early as O'Clock the rush began ana IL hcp' .
pouce busy hand ing the crowd By O'CLOCK INC
rush was over but they continued 10 go III IN t"o9 anu
thrccs and this will doubtless be kept up Tor d'Ss "
come A Large number turned away so"c
with coed prospects OF securing ther o'o P'"
I'm the near future while macy were lhiorn'u '"'.
they would get no work under any cOnsuera''o"' ~
Is now plainly evident that the biackli>t y q"vo
long, and those whose names appear on thl' p't VIM
be forced to seek work elsewhere. Inc hrm i III
clinod to favor the old much as p)SSiple' a'
there have already been a large number of coior'u
men discharged to make room f)r old employees. liic
condition Of the plant is such that repairs vi" shos
have to be made. and the cid men have hopeS 'ia'
they will have their Cd places after repairs "e
completed.
speaking 4 the action Of the Amalgnmated lo1geS
I'm declaring the Homestead strike OF. National Secre'
iary Kilgallon said IL day: The 80 ,ation l. well
satisfied with The conduct OF the men during t"e
struggle. While some features Ci the contest "''o
painful the yalty Of the men to the association anu
the confidence they rcpo,cd IN each otler l. "lIo"'
a parallel in labor disputes. From the start tAc mch
we're masters Of their own destiny, and the assoc mon
has confined itself TO assisting in every pos,b" way
TO brnc about successful termination of tie slrugg e.
If il has not been able that it does not reflect
up n the power and influence OF the OrgaiIIllioll'
Tho case one where vast accumulation ol Wea'"
In the hands OF the Carnegie Company swayed l."
,lde Of bLttlc IN their favor. The association VIII
cOntinuc IFS conservative course, and We nave very
good reasons to believe that the success which has
hit er0 attended its ch)rts will follow IL III lhe
future
report TO IN, effect that the flnds Of Tie locked
out men were misapplicd Indignantly denied Dy
Ire ldent Garland who sad that If necessary Ii coid
be ,hown how every cent 0f tac m)ney received Hau
been expended. II learned that tie defence
fund Oh bcna.f Of the men under Indictment VIII De
kept open, and number Of subscriptions to II are
cNpec ell 10 How in from ali par,s # the country.
secretary Lovejoy oi IN" Carnegie Company, on
being asked what he Lad say in regard to the mil
being declared open bJ Tie anon said 81 may
vent ire 10 say tlat tliS acton Ol tr Amasa'hd g.,
dc,mcnt, against the distub.rs Vt the peace ds
Homestead. These aic row IN the hands OF tIlr INV
onlccr, oI the commonwealth. ana by en-, Of cOifH',
VIII be pushed I, an '''r. 20 la ds W. M d
mill l. conc rncd places VIII be gwen 10 al tnr pid m
men who wish to return, provided there Is room loI
them, bat none Of the men nDw ~OrM &, ana VINO dFo
competent Will BE- dl- -pldc d T. favor men 1hlins Vni
the a.-ociatiOn.r
about IN. and IA IaWr'ncc'lle the men are yrt
ont, bu bcry" that many can get 5acA' lrt'tGa tS
men N" mailing last desperate; or ralhea hotr,- r.
,e,S. ,tand. Iney aehn)Wl,hgc that th'y. are a.
icstrd. their leaders have thrown mp tn" hgh', yet
they hghting on. .
>n mu,.nIly large meeting Of the sympathy
strikers was head trl> morning in Eniiacht Hall 1T
Hut e ST. and cn ave. wa, ,tceaOl" III none
of the forn," a.r.S Of the st.Ik Wa pr sent the
meeting continued n session fOT several hours am
ua, very lively Judging uy sounds OF voices raised
In excited n .uui.u $ ch r.arl'd the street below.
ON adJou nIn Ut a number ct ,trters said that nothing
the Amnganlntcd loigc, viii BE- ned ON wednesday
morning 10 take nna action. The strikers now say
that they were Gen rail-, opposed to the sympathy
STRIKE and only went ont Decaus' AT diners "iu 50
and tlcy ordered y The Haion' Lodge 70 do So