The sun., 1892-08-05
yss stuck into him. He moved faster with q
howl. The soldiers marched directly to the

howl The % soldiers marched directly to the
There the story e the asssul. y yss rc,Sa u All
ted AS Hssocietion t say that tho story told by the
that the story Is strictly true as told above.
The os nH M Tsp 11 tns m by eesrS
Most of the Dnauesne workmen having %
signined their intention OF returning TO WORK.
4 detachment Of forty was ordered to report at
< the mill to do some repairing this morning
upon By n mob OF the company's former EN-:
poyees from Homestead and were "A assaulted
nay yen sd aWSy ana dna mot
{. enter the mill and 60 on with their work. inc
nine deputies in charge OF the mill ran to their
men about TO enter the mill ran for their lives
The militia were called here for fear OF further
W There was no. sign OF trouble at any time
after the arrival OF the soldiers. and In the
afternoon, whom Gen. Wiley fimsei, eS came me to TO
necessary for more than two companies OF
the militia to remain espsSiai,y as the H. cont
hsr aa Tsn' the hill III back 81 tRe
snss n mill TGs They wi win
their tents reach the town. and they Will go
into camp on the hillside.
noon one OF the watchmen In the mill who had
Witnessed the hight won't to Pittsburgh to re-
psnss counsel, and make complaints II the
lawyers thought best, This watchman had
IeGognizeH fifteen Of the G9mttSo toa ut S ana THs
He got to Mr. I.ovsjoy's, office about o'clock.
Ilo was sent direct to tho Lawyers. and few
for the arrest OF the fifteen on. charges Of ag-
warra"s rS wore ana nsl i" @ ehe hand
stables who went to Diuuesne on the 5 o'clock
trsin Mr. 1oysl.y sad; 70 ho.t thos. ,.,,ow.
and they know tl,,ct they will be punished II
y onss Sa WIFI VII v o tss Se s1. S. t sns%
power to put them in Jail tho instant they be.
I h. qss hss
The nmalEamated mon in Duauesne deny
signed the agreement They say that the m on
sSsy fsns under
ing; and that to- morrow at least 300 Of them
H 1 the ro % hs fa hsSs ss doss
agree with tho statements OF one OF the ANAL
eamated men who was seen by THE Sun re-
There is no Disgusting the fact that tho
men there are all ready to 20 back. In fact.
hs p IS nad a to are nn sS St sess
applications have been mHde already. Last
saw six msn who had 9nes isS
night walk up. enter the mill yard. and 60 to
the company's office and put. down their
names. ! tried to argue with one. He
self. and. as others were focking, in.
he would not lose his Job. You can say. how;
ever. that II the Duquesne mon do desert 1t
will In no way affect the Homestead lockout
1t may he that many Of the men who have for
eaken tho Anal gamated Association IN Du-
consider the matter before Monday. and when
the time comes may refuse to 60 to work"
off 1NiO la Of a N m StQfA-
ments OF the Duouesne amalgamated men
were reported to them. said that they were IN. n.
al the mon have signed in good faith. No
man could have signed without knowing what
he was signing. Everything was open and
the men and most OF them read 1t before af-
fixing their names to 1t: Those who did not
was certainly no deception. The statements
Of those men who say that they did not know
what they were signing are foolish indeed"