The sun., 1892-08-05
ALL THE OFFICIALS GET BAIL.
Strikers DO Not Oppose the Release OF
Those They Accused OF Murder.

Strikers DO ~ OF oppose the HeIeA0o OF
Those They Accused OF Murder.
P1rrsBuRoH. Aug. 4.-Superintendent Potts
. came to court this morning and gave himself
up. He. with Messrs. Dovey and Mcconnell.
who had spent the night in jail. were admitted
TO bail In $4,000 each on tho accusations Of
murder made against them and other Of the
Carnegie officials yesterday by Hugh Ross.
one Of tho strikers. who is himself at liberty
undsr the anne bail on the same accusation.
Lawyer Brennan and Lawyer Cox spent the
night in digesting the hard shot that Judge
Ewing fred into them from the bench when
the cases OF Mr.. Lovejoy and the others were
under consid Grafton. and they had concluded
not to oppose the giving Of bail in tho cases Of
any OF the men. The Judge had set the hear
ing down for o'clock.
To avoid crowd he sat In his own private
room instead OF in the main court room. and
no one was permitted inside who was not con-
nected with the cases In some way. The
Judge came in armed with lot Of law books.
Attorneys Brennan and Burlegh OF tho
prosecution were the first to come
into court. They were soon followed
by the other attorneys in the case.
District Attorney Burleigh held short
consultation with the Judge. Dovey and Nc
Connell were brought into court at 9:3O
o'clock and placed beside their counsel.
Alderman King and Constables Walls and
Stewart were also present. Judge Ewing
asked il the defendants were present He was
told that Corey and Potter would be in court
in a few minutes. District Attorney Burleigh
then said:
After careful examination OF the facts in
this case have come to the conclusion. after
consultation with the private counsel. that
there will be no objection to these defendants
giving bail In view OF your Honors view Of
the law in this case. and your ruling as to the
rights Of the respective parties in this case.
We feel constrained, to make no objection to
Mr.. Knox.You made, such blow Of trum-
I say woSd
when We admit the offence is bailabIs. .,o ooo
eaeh aEsS ShSm hSns you s ofier E.' 0A ~ 'l0''0o
MT. Knox The same bail. Messrs. R. D. and
5Sdsd msSn ESns the wond take their
obligation for So. 100000. but they are ALREADY y
on four bonds Of sl2o each and thess ,ssw vii!
they are worth sso,ooo each. and i feel sure
they Sys are: ,no ,ondsuo, ou,o.,x onsvor.d tb.t
they were, each worth more than $4,000 and
At this point Superintendent Potter and Mr..
each, None OF the Pinksrton, men were
sxcept the Pinkcrt tons themselves. were In
town. The constablcs said they could not ind
them. The detectives said they were ready to
they made no effort to hide The officials OF
the Carneg;e ;. Company said thpt there would
tyes as they
After the hearing Lawyer Brennan was asked
that he would do SO. He 50 said rt that t aftor The
aa aS hHP H e aSaa as Ss nynS
nave opposed tho application.
.rv =; ,gSg Ion going to oppose tho application OF
~ No; Ss iSo not think We Ne viii. What would be
p,As p%Ase 70 you not going to try and keep the
~ do not think that We will"
Mr.. Brennan then said that he did not think
informHtions would be made against any other
9f thS PnnertNn msn who were on the bargss
tiinE they are worth the powder. SSu Sha 10 not
tEs osa, meki btuh
ssSed lie answered that he thoaSht more ns Tas in
formations would be made, but it Would be a
week Gr two before e, they were They would
pany. was asked this a aftsrnoon n. what s t0R E:
Judge Ewing was not at ali % baekw.rd o in sa,a sa
pressing his opinion as to who, were the ,ag
gressors IN the Homestead fight. His Ian
The CarneEies at the time Of tho dgh,
na Wstohnes q bTsj .y Tsss tssm G
and. being in possession Of their property. haG
q perfect right to Int whom they pleased IL
the works. Why. II they wanted. the law gave
them the privilege OF putting band Of say
ages armed with bows and arrows and spears
as far as that goes. but some people think tha
an
Ion tSsir men received. so. indisns 2Sius