New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12

Pittsburg, Aug. 1i-"The Pittsburg POST will pub
Lsh story tomorrow morning to the effect that the
police have discovered another Anarchist plot TO as
sassinate II. c. Fnck, the chairman Of the Carnegie
steel Co.. Limited, who was shot By Berkman three
weeks ago. Tho intended assassin, I'll Is sid. Is
the Anarchist Aaronstamm, OF New York, who Is
close friend Of Rerkman and Emma Goldman. Aaron
stamm has been IN the city for severtl days, and IT
Is said has been waiting for favorable opportunity
10 KIN his victim. lie Is safd to resemble BerkInan
very much, and I, armed with . revolver In one
pocket Of his coat and dynamite bomb IN the other.
The plot patched In Vienna and was given to the
New York police by Vice Consul Eberhardt, Of
Austria. The information was given 30 Mr. Eberhardt
by an Austrian, who arrived In New.York recently
with letters from the high police officials OF Vienna
stating that the Austtan's story could be relied upon
The New-York police at once informed the Pitts
burg authorities aud close watch for Aaronstamm Is
being kept about all the ADarchists resorts. The
police have good description Of the fellow and Will
arrest him on sight As result OF the disclosures
additional guards have been placed about the Carnegie
buildings and Mr. Frlck's residence and detectives
accompany him wherever he goes
P1ttsburg, Aug. ll-Thc Carnage Steel Company
Is affected In two ways by the agreement OF tho
Amzlgnmacd Association and the manufacturers on
the iron scale Secretary LoveIoy In speaking OF
the agreement said "Thls agreement both helps anc
hprts us. Our scale Is almost Identical with the
There are one or two slight differences to the
division Of the wages but the cost to Is exactly
tho ma the scale Of the Amagnmatcd Association
makes II. This agreement will hurt MS to the extent
that We will have TO pay 10 per cent nom In the
finishing department than the manufacturers who
sign the Amalgamated scale. They get the benefit
81 tho 10 per cent reduction In the finishing depart
ments, and We DO not This may also hurt MS TO
the extent OF sfnenng the backbole Of tho strikers
members
OF the Anal gnmatcd Association. and enables them
10 pay inc eased benefits to the strikers at Homestead
and our other mills. We That result very easily,
and It may further postpone the time when our old
men win return 10 us for work; but II Is only
question OF time until all Will want to come back.
"On the other hand, the agreement to reduction
Of ten per cent In the finishing department should
help u.s. think tho fact that We pay ten per cent
more In this department than other manufacturers
should attrnct TO mills all men who are anxious
for good wages and believe this Will be the result.
The fact that the many idle In Pttsburg Will
be nj work does not have any bearing on the Home
stead MILL because the men whom have there. and
who are coming, did not come from Ptsburg but
outside OF the city, and not affected by any agree
ent between the workers and manufacturers Of this
district
Homestead, Penn. Aug. 1.-The settlement OF the
strike in the Ptsburg district Is Viewed with varying
emotions berc. There are many who think that II may
lead 70 tho rcopcnng Of conference with the firm.
on which a settlement might be based Others. how.
ever declare TO the that there Will be no con
ference pncss they can force tho Carnegie Company
TO g. That sentiment 10 the only one that Is enter
Associated Press reporter inquired there. the manager
s :G W. A.. eenc w the sht OVER Our min Is
in operation and will continue with the men No hire
Tho cooks s,riks NJ the mill caused only temporary
annoyance, according 10 Treasurer Curry.