The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31

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through to get tho Homestead men out"
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h he T%sNs when the Alderman rendered his de-
cision. Bauer continued laughing as they
led to the Sss aney waved
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to night Is all even the most sanguine could
His rapid recovery is surprising even to the
physlclans who have, prophesied It from the
first His pulse and temperature fo p l,nus
even for q we'll man. At his present rate OF
recovery MIR. FricE ought to be at his desk in
j. n. Dixon who was an important witness
in tho hearing when Judge m dt4 h9id syiji
xpifl l, n tar " I,Ov4lOY r.
der thinks he is, marked for death by the
Ala eiS 1in e Charging Emory spesr
arrested e and Confined. Dixon Claims there are
many others IN the plot to murder ,I him , and
has Constable Weber empi9ssa to learn their
lick. the Long Branch Anarchist charged with
lick urraigned before Judge Grirp for 2 pre-
liminary hearing at o'clock ON Thursday AZ
The, Pittsburgh police received word from
anarchists was to be held In New , YORK on
pay Ills lawyers fees. Herr Most and Emma
IS sad thae eSe New WY YORK will
l Esas s sDot Willie the A1srPhists claim
have discovered that several wel-known
It is Also said the Reds Of Allegheny have sew
eral schemes on hand to raise money enough
to Ss 81
David 1nchiel. one OF the Homestead work
men. charged with aggravated riot was ar A..
Constable, Price. ne was brought into a. Alder der,
man MsMastSSrs oce fave 1ai III so say
s ana hs, hs8s located thy
men for whom warrants have been issued
and that they Will make number Of arrests
inal seven men charged with wilful murder
have not, yet, been apprehended 1t is now
Secretary Lovejoy this evening refused to
cay whether the company had shipped any OF
its new product 81 steel from Homsst fsan or
he said that the information might arouse the
railroad employees to enforce the threatened
Superintendent Potter Of the Homestead
works this evening ordered the head cook IN
tho commissary department OF the mill to pre-,
pare u specially good dinner Tor the Workmen
Religious services are being arranged for in
the Homestead Mil TO- morrow; on the req .i.
OF many Of the workinEmen: They said they
wanted to go to church, but did not care to
promised to have both Protestant and Catholic
clergymen address them.
This evening u concert was given inside the
mill fence. an orchestra from plttsburGh nav
Ing been employed. This is only the begin
ming OF an elaborate programme for amusing
Tho threatening letters which high officials
Of the Carnegie Steel Company among them
G. A. Leishmann. have. .-eceived., pri nted
in red ink and promising death. have
Vigilance OF the two guards at the Fifth av-
enue entrance to tho Offices. No person who
looks at all suspicious is allowed to loiter in
stopped ut the door. There is almost a net
work of picket lines surrounding Mr. Tricks
residence.
james Close. the striker charged with muir.
der and aggravated riot. was released on bail
furnished by Mrs. ]. NJ. Gusky tgis morning.
She furnished a $4,000 bond on tho muryer
charge and $1,000 for aggravated riot. Close
was heard on Wednesday and admitted to
held. but was unable to obtain his release
until this morning.