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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-07
ELIMINATION OF THE TRIAL.
Causes That Lead to the Great Fight at
Homestead.


PIrrsBURG. July g. Special The
riot to-day was the elimination of
troubles which have been brewing a t
Homestead for the past month. The
Carnegie Company submitted scale to
govern their workmen In the steel
plants and announced that it was their
ultimatum. The scale made a sweeping
reduction in the wages of skilled men
and it was officially announced that un-
less the terms were compiled with be-
fore July /. the places of the workmen
would be filled by others.
This was followed by pre- emptory e.
fusal on the part OF the company TO rec.
ognlZe the amalgamated associa ton of
steel and iron workers as such. or to
confer with any committee Of workmen
short OF an acceptance of the terms of
fered. The men stated that they would
never submit to the proposed reduction,
and announced their determination to
resist amy effort on the part of the Car
negies to start up the ir plants with non
union men. As both sides were dett r
mined, both proceeded to prepare for
the contest, which culmna ted in the
deeds of violence and bloodshed that
were witnessed to-. day in the big hive
on industry on the Monongahela.
The contest was preciptated by the
workmen at Homestead by hanging II.
G. Frick, president OF the con pany, in
etligy, and in retaliation the company
ordered an immediate shut down Of the
big works two days before the time pro-
vided by the contract under which the
men were working. The employees /.
once proceeded to organize for tho de-
fensive. and the company erected a
high board fence around the entire
works, giving them the appearance OF
an immense stockade, the sides being
pierced with port holes.
Yesterday the Carnegie Company an
nounced its intention to get ready TO
make repairs, and the officials asked the
sheriff to appoint deputies to guard the
property. The sheriff sent q small
squad OF men up to the works. but the
strikers assembled in force and notified
them to get out OF town, as no disorder
was intended and that no damage would
be done to any property. They even
offered to be sworn in as deputies and to
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give bonds for the faithful Performance
OF their duties as conservatOrS of tn
peace. When this offered was decline,
the advisory committee,w which bad beer
directing she action of tie workuen AM
which had held the turbulent spiri
among the workmen in check, was i'm
medtately dissolved and all records o
the committee promptly destroyed.
fne developments to-day showed taat
tue application made for tho assistascs
OF tae sheriff was merely for the pur.
pose OF covering what was attended 30
De a. coup de main on the part of the
Carnegie Company in olandessinely in
Producing body OF Pinkerton detec-
tives into the mill enclosure. The de-.
Iectlves had been rendezvousea some
nve or Sin miles below the city. on the
ONO river, at which two model barges
had been prepared for them. Thew
were OF the best build, and were used
In shipping iron rails down the river
from the Carnegie mills at Bradaock.
Inc holds were fitted up with hunks.
cooking arrangements and other ac-
commodatlons and as an extra preoau.
'lon, as II in preparation for a siege to
which they were subjected to-day, were
lined with heavy steel plates on the in
, SIDE, while the whole back deck Was
1t was the intention that the men
should reach the works about O'Clock
this morning, but the guards which were
on duty along the river got word of tho
threatened invasion OF the hated Pinker.
Ton men and prepared to receive them.
Inc oarges were towed up the river by
towboat, but long before the Pinker-
ton men reached Homestead thousands
OF strikers had gathered on the banks
of the river, ready to give them q warm
welcome. When the boats ATTEMPTED
TO land the workmen broke through the
ienoe surrounding the mill. and on.
trenching themselves behind piles OF
steel billets prepared to resist the land
ing of the detectives.
by O'clock in the morning an effort
was made to land the detectives but the
strikers met them and fierce bait, q
was prcoipitated, both sides exchanging
heavy volley OF snots. The detectives
were all armed with Winchester rifles,
out at the point where the attempt to
land was made there was a steep en-
bankment and they were compelled to
go in single file aud we're soon driven
oack to the boats by a steady fire from
the shore. The noise Of battle soon
spread about tho borough like wildfire
and thousands of men, women and chill
dren thronged to the river bank to wit
ness the tight in progress.
me Plnkertons were determined to
land and they poured volley after volley
into the ranks of the strikers, many Of
whom were stricken down by bullets,
some OF them being fatally injured and
others killed outright.
AS the battle progressed the strikers
took up'a position behind breastworks
hastily constructed of steel rails and
oillets, and from this place of safe re-
fuge were able to pick off the detectives
as soon as they appeared on the deok of
the boats, and brought into use two
eannOns.
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VIII Try Another scheme.

NEW YORK, July 6.-[Special Tho
advisory committee o: the Richmond
Terminal security holders met to-day
and authorized tho chairman to appoint
subcommittee OF three to confer with
tho bankers and arrange for the reor-
ganization of tho system. The com
mittee will pr badly he appointed to-.
morrow. Spencer. Trask II Co. with
drew from the advisory committee. Civ
Tag as reason tue absence in Europ
OF Gro. +. Peabody. who represented the
firm on the committee
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MONEY EASILY RAISED.
Successful Meeting of Christ Church Held
Last Night.


Last Night.
The congregation of Christ Church
held very successful meeting last
night at their hall ON Salem avenue.
The meeting was for the purpose of con-
sidering the financial affairs of tho
church, and to fix the business of the
church upon solid foundation.
This meeting ratified the action of
the vestry In regard to the purchase of
lot and nearly sufficient money was
subscribed to make the first and second
payment, upon thcS purchase price.
Many OF the congregation are out of
town, and when the absentees return it
is confidently expected that thore will
DO no obstacle in the way of the success
of the movement.
The new rector, Rev. j. Cleveland
Hall, will take charge of this church on
the 9Th instant.
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FLAG OF TRUCE FIRED ON.
The Rioters Pay No Attention to the
White Flag.

HOMESTEAD, Penn, July 6.-[Speciall
"A steamer came down the river
shortly before IL o'clock this morning
to take off the Pinkertons who were i'm.
prisoned in their barge. There was
large number of new men ON the boat
and the moment it reached the shore
regular fusilade took place. The
steamer had the An erican flag on the
bow. The men say it had assista nee
for the Pinkertons imprisoned on the
barge. At all events flsilade began in
which strikers, Pinkertons and persons
on the tug took place.
1t continued ten minutes. and vas
mixed with the derisive cheering from
the men in the mill. Cannoneers across
the river fired three cannon balls at the
steamer. Their aim was bad, and one
ball entering the open hearth depart
ment took of mans head, The num-
Der killed is now ten and eleven are
wounded. The strikers now claim that
besides the captain and pilot four other
men were shot and fell from the barge.
One Pinkerton man, becoming desperate,
jumped off the rear and tried to swim.
He was drowned.
The boat was driven off and proceeded
down the river.
A flag OF truce was displayed by the
Pinkerton men and was shot down. 1t
was hoisted second time with the same
result. The third time the flaR was
riddled with bullets and hardly enough
left to hoist again. A car OF oil, which
was set on fire for the purpose Of setting
fire to t he boats, failed to do tho work
intended, The oil flowed down tho
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FORCED TO RESIGN.
1he rfnkertons Leave Their Bargcs and
Go Unarmed to Pittsburp

The PtnkertOns Leave Their Barges and
Go Unarmed to Pittsburg.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July G.-ISpeciall-
at half-past five the Pinkertons in the
barges hoisted flag of truce for the
fifth time. Four times previously it ad
been shot down. This time Hugh O'Don-
nell, OF the strikers, held five minutes
conference with the detectives. and thew
stated that they would 60 to Pittsburg
with Sheriff McCleary.
They were permitted to land and take
the train for Pittsburg without molesta-
tion. They left six dead bodies and all
their arms on the barges. The inces-
SAINT commanding had been too much
for them, and they realized tn at If thew
did not get out Of their situation before
night none OF them were likely to es-
cape alive
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Bloody Scenes Enact
ed at Homestead.
OFFICERS and STRIKERS KILLED
Pinkerton's Detectives Meet
With Defeat.

The Officers Go From Pittsburg to Home
stead In a Barge, But Are Not Allowed
to Land-Thoy Fire Into the Strikers
and Sharp Fight Ensues-The En-
ragged Men Fire Upon Flag of Truce
The Detectives Finally Surrender and
Allowed to Come Ashore-Gov. Patti
son Refuses to Send Troops Citizens
Asked to Become Deputy Sterilization
Killed and Many Wounded.
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MIss Katie fr,'- snL Death.

BRISTOL, Tenn, July 6.-IIristol has
been made sad by the announcement OF
the death OF one Of her former young
ladies. Miss Katie Fry, who was spend j..
ing the summer at Thaxton, Va, was
thrown from horse few days ago and
injured so seriously that she died in a
few hours. Her sister, Mrs. Halle Fry
Sales, died only a few weeks ago. and to-
day their relatives in this city are
doubly sad.
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THIS we say of all those who are 30 unfortunate
as torcquirc the use OF medicine to assist nature
TO the proper performance of her functions Per-
sons suffering with pcrofula, cancer, blotchcs,
scaly skin. OLD sores, bad humors in The blood or
any disease that indicates impure blood will find
thoroughly cleanse the blood, eliminate nil I'M.
puriiics md make tho skin st II and smooth. Its
and other countries has proven its value as Il
blood medicine Price 81 per bottle, six bottles
for So For sale by Massie II Martin, Roanoke,
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ID. ID. /. Il s

THESE are the initial letters to a medical won
der. AZ human nature Is heir to ills OF every
Kind and ~ ncary every disease enters and is
diruscd through the system by the blood, IL is
evident that II the blood l. in an unhealthy con-
and disease and death follows. There Is n cure
for impure blood, and therefore cure for all dis
eases arising from It. That cure IL Dr. David's
lodo- Ferrated Sarsaparlla Price 81 per bottle
six bottles for s. at Massic IL Martins, Roanoke,
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Entertainment By the ElpnaI Society.

the Elpaal Society OF the First Baptlst Church
Will hold lawn party on the lot adjoining the
pnptist parsonage this evening. Fruit, cream,
ices ano all kinds OF refreshments, prompt and
attentive wai,c.s, rustic eeuts. spacious lawn,
moonlight promcnading. This enter. ainment
promises to be ono OF the most enjoyable or the
season Under the auspices or the young ladies
OF the First Baptist Church. All arc cordially in
vitcd. No failure on account of rain; II weather
II unfavorahic the entertainment will he held I'm
the old church.
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CITY BULLETIN.

Dir; HENRY FRoEuLING, analytic and consult
ipg chemist of Richmond, Va, says: The Iron
the best combinations OF mineral water have
ever seem" For sale by Christian Il Bar bee.
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baptist Church last night. The plans adopted
LOT church work during the next fiscal year were
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-07

OF fine Henry county leaf and has no SUPERIOR
dry II. Hun, Andrews " Thomas, Wholesale
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Ladies And Society.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist
Church will meet in the lecture room this after
noon at O'Clock. Each member belonging to
inc society lie earnestly requested to be present
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Coon supply OF Ely Time" goods, hammocks,
etc. Cheap. ri Brown ~ Johnston's.
A Colored Murderer Lvnohed.

WHEELING. ". Va. July 6.-[Speciall-Edga
Jones, colorcd, who murdered Michael Ticrney
Monday night. was taken ont OF Jail at Weston,
Lewis county. AT 5:sD O'Clock this morning by a
large mob and hanged
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The wea,bar

Forecast for Virginia: Fair, except
local showers in extreme southeastern
portion; warmer in south west portions.
vii DIS shifting to southeasterly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-07

The Misses Mamie and Maggie wholey, two of
Stauntons most charming and accomplished
dauehttrs who have been visiting Mrs. Junius
McGehee on Seventh avenue, returned to their
home yesterday.
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A North American Product

ALL that are In favor OF patronizing home
made goods should smoke Henrietta cigarettes.
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An Interesting Meeting.

THE best lawn mowers arc sold by Brown u
Johnstown, hardware.
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MIR. shnnahan in the CITY.

CALL on Brown u Johnston for best ice cream
areezcrs ut lowest prices.
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Preaching in Sheridan,s HalI.

Rev; .. F. Flippo will preach in Sheridsn's Hall
dismissed at o'clock
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G. NJ. Shanahnn. superintendent of the ceIe
DRAFTED Rich Pach Mines In Allegheny county
Va, has been IN the city for several days lie /.
accompanied by his little ron Dennis.
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Returned to Their Homes.

this office.
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Entitled to the Best.

A NEW industry in this city-Thc Henrietta
Cigarette Factory,
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who They Are and Where They Come
From-Most of Them Are Native R,rn
ffrginians-arany of Them Stand High
IN Their Professson-rwo Ola soldisyr
Among the Number.

THnTIMEs presents this morning short
biographical sketches OF the officials
elected at the meeting OF Council Tues
day night:
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DO WASHINGT0NU 4!
Rock Island draha jest drahon ufednl.

Grand Army Of the Republic a
VgpomocnY spolek dam Kansas
zyolili ii yelkou Rock Island drahu
"a dfadni ua,stitt nnrodniho
sjezdu konyence ve Washingtonu,
dnech 10. az 93. zafi 1899.
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ii tea Rock lsandskou drahu IN
drahu dfadni podobn6 rozhodnnl Sc
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stanicfch G., X. |. IL =. drahy v
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dnech l2. al rs. zaft az Colorado v
dnech /. al Is. Zafl.
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sty pfi nyn6jsf Gene obnAsf pouze
neco malo pres cent "a milf.
Piste 81 pro podrobnorti, nebot
jest yelmi mnoho tech, iel misto u
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yzhledem k tomu psati Mnleme a
take Sc postarame doprayu ysech
ipln6 spokojenosti Adresujte;
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KRoNIKA uDALosrf.
Konec sta,ky. stay

konec stayky. stayka y}hybka.
TO drahy Erie 4 Lake Shore, Buf.
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|prohlasena byla pfedsedou unie "a
|kkoudenou staykaiim nafizeno "a
STARCH podminek do prace se nayrati.
II. lIlavni yiuu nezdaru svaluii y{
|hybkah ma to, he ostatnimi organisa-
eeml delnika ielezni6nich nAleiita
podpora poskytoyana jim nebyla. Oni
Fotii poisdoyali 81 zdruien5ch unii
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kierei by pfiiimaiy zasilky ID drahy
Ene < dalsi dopraye, wax 4 tomu
ldruiene unie - neodhodlaly.
Proti eholere. Sasle,ikem Fpr&v.
bninuieho ;gdne IIamburku south.
mptohu do Glasguya doslfeh. ie 70.
~ / piislayy tyto nezvanym ho.
sm, cholerou, navstiveny byly le
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dm americklm zahesena Dgti by mo
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rOykdsni ysech moingch opatfeni
ezpednostnich, iimii pfeneSeni cho.
Ey do TITO Eems Eamezeno hylo. We
ech pfisiasech nafissno Iasirfeni
sech lodi. jei BY I pfistaya. ehoIerou
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Bank0yni skla,ly.

Yklady omaI.kych bankach, die
posIedn6 uyefejntnfch y}kazh obna.
II dohromaiy t6mef dyacet pct mi.
lionh German Savings hanka byla
posledni bankou, mc.tt nasem
zoTganizovanou, vEdor tumu ale pre-
desla, 90 obnosu yklada - t}6e, de-
set .tarsich a drive 1alolenyeh bank
To zaiist6 jest yzrdst pozoruh0dn} a
radi lei zaznamenhyame ~ 5kr.
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Pro letosni kampah voIebni

Obdrieli jsme od vydayaield diva
Epeyniky, jeden republikansky a iru.
hf demokTaticky, obsahujiei y nej
noyelsi rpeyy, 1 lelosni president.
ske Rampant se y1labujfci. Zp6vy
tyto npraveny jsou pro otverozpsy .
hodi - sSborne / aeeli, K nsmal
ureeuy isoa. Cena kafdeho rpayni.
IA obnAsi pouzc 10 cia. kterykolis
Z uich raslAn bude postou 20 raslAnl
10 eta. na adresu "1'he ). braiuard',
sons CO.. Chi.ago, III
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Nemafte 6as

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dakutskSch q wYamingsky das8hne n
nejisps p BeiurhleItich u neipohofl
usisich TiaflFh tsto spoiled nnsii
BsENaine Eaiizeni
MsssssS diadoVna tis i2s3 fsrnAm
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Proc asi diisy lak rAdy aIfsaji
Do.talovy lekyg PonsyadI sou
yelmi lAh0dne.
Ze DostAlovy ltky jsou ~ neilsp.
sl, u1nksA ka1dy, kdo Iich iednou
Tkusil
Semoce - dostasujl usoSekAsAns
= nesdy byxa posda bsiesi gspvePro
lSk q pr0io me k4iif Dostzlav itk
prusi cholets prajma ' domAenostL
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n lidu ateytel hlayui stan syhj Bosi0.
nu, odkudf kampaii y{chodnich state
iilena byti md. zaroyefi ohlaseno,
IL postasen bude stranou touto sa-
fsmostatng listek stAtni We stateeh
Maine, y. Hampshire, Rhode Island,
~ Connecticut, New York Maryland.
u Demokrate ' Idaho odbyyali
sthini sgou konyenci dine 20. srpBa
" Boise "a hGeem nayrieni cekanen
pro yeskery ufady s,htni postayen
1 Ifstek John NJ. Burkem IN guyer.
n6ra eele V pfiiate platformt
pogaduje se svobodn6 a neobmezent
. raaeni stfibra, poiaduje Sc odso-
4 lhni yolebnfho zakona, poslednim
Il republkanskym zakonodarstyem pfi.
i jat6ho, iima Mormoni volebniho pri..
va ma tax dlouho zbayoyani jsou,
u aokud mnoholenstyi sc ncyzdaji.
Ia u jednoho cekance presidentstyI
name vice. Miuul6ho tydne odby
yAna totiz New Yorku narodni
konsence socialni delnick6 strany
"a ucelem nayrlenf samostatnGho &c.
kanee presiden,styi. Konyence to.
to zdcastnili Sc delegA,i New
Yorku, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,,
New Jersey Connecticut. IA pre-,
sideuta nayrien Simon Wing Bo
stonu "a misto presidenta Chas II
Matebett Brooklyna. - Wing jest
zam6stDanIm krejci a Matchett tru
haf.
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odkud Jest tSi posedni jeho dopls dstoyan roku
1868. Ts DOLBY bn xtiEeneom pouliani drahy
st. Louis. Kdo BY go o mem ysdsl. podej tom
lS'savs rprAyu isho pfaislam, k.sh po mem pa
trati as sdskem ptiImon kaidon .u sebe nepa-
rnsia zPrAwu In yFpa,rAni stopy jsho slouaici
Adresujtei L. ". Donares. SIG W. 18th street,
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sleehny politely vedeui obchoda. iakua pfe.
pustim prasi zapoSaiou. obiednsnou pftIstou.
,Ak is male kaidy rkssm vstoapltl DO dobte q.
hfsusho obehodu. Muslin t4k usinii y ldra.
votnieh ohisiA. Haste % naodtla.ns AK.
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IednateIe Sc hIedaji "a sIutne.

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