Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-16
, Priest Addresses a Meeting Of sirik'
ers without Condemnlng the River
Incidents.
WHAT TO DO WITH THE PlnKrRroN
RIFLES.
A Positive Refusal to Coulter with 'h'
Laborcrs as Members Of the ANAL
gamaled Association.
p.r.prsssr. iri- sympathy with th'
Homestead strikers.

fAoutestrnh NtfthefH.
HOMESTEAD, Pn., July ID Rev.
l,muel Fellows, Protest Episcopal
Rlsbou Of Chicago, addressed n meet
ine Oh lockudOut mon this morning.
Among other things h. raid:
81 have nothing TO Say Ola the right
or wtorc Of the work done on the
river bank last wook, but the fact
which stands out above the riot is that
you drnlt death blow TO thu Plnkcr.
ION syrtem, and II IN because you dld
40 that the people Of America, not
alone workingmen, are with you, ana
will be to the bitter end II you perse.
we're in ubeynncc to American law anu
are etcAdfsst against American NJ
tempts to wrong you"
Itis rnmored tonight that fifty nom
union men are In the mill, but the
leaders OF tho strike deny the stale
ment, A flro was started in ono Of the
hep,ths today, md the sight Of the
team attracted large body OF strikers.
they made hnsty movement townfd
the mill, aud the provost patrol
hurriedly Intercepted them. Bay
Onets were brought 10 charge and tho
men halted. The abrupt manner In
which they turned tack caused corr
siderable feeling. Since the soldiers
have been confined to the camp the
sentiment between them aud the
strikers has become decidedly unfrlend-
~. Tho strike this evening Of tho
girls al Frlck's Hotel indicatea the
general feeling. Among the symp.
toms OF renewed activity NJ the mills
today was the unloading OF boat con-
tanning large number Of cots, camp
supplies, etc. Orders were Issued 10
the euperinteudenls and fOremen Of
tue different departments to report Tor
duty tomorrow. The order brought
about tho resignation OF Allen Hub.
bard, foreman Of hrmOr plate depart
mont, who refused 10 work with non
union men.
Pickeis arc maintained about tho
mill and railroad stations and ihe men
have been advised they LAve legal
rights 10 request the new cOmsrs not
TO work In tho MILE. No effort has
yet been made 10 gather up aud re'
Turn the captured Winchester OF which
nearly 200 are In town, together with u
lafgonmount ofPinkeTton ammunition.
Tho advisory committee Is anxious 20
get rid &the weapDne, AMI 1t Is said
are now waiting for their couHsul'g
opinion. General Snowdcn Rnd atGn
have been making quiet inycstiga.
lion into the actual armament OF the
strikers.
II Ia believed that they have about
two stands Of arms u all sorts. ANU.
milton Il much more scarce than
weapons. The Amazing fact IL
that much Of II IL this property Of
tho United States Government. liJHes
VI cartridges bear the label OF the
Frankfort arsenal, and nobody seems
able to explain whether they weru
part OF the pinkerlOn equipment or
differently acquired.
DfssATisrirD Win THEMSELVES.
PiiTaruRo, July l5.-Tho situation
ut the upper aud lower Carnegie
mills was quiet sud peaceful today
The men WIN left taking matters coOlly.
The minority, VINO were pot In favor
Of independent moves yesterday, are
fast growing IN number Ruu probably
NJ the mon calmly consider the meN-
sure Of the move they have taken the
dissatisfaction Will DO with themselves,
There Will be no attempt 10 start the
miilr until some settlement shall be
made at Homestead and no trouble Ia
expected until then. One hundred
men were sworn IN as Watchincn to.
day. The bridge works through lack
OF material viii be closed In few days.
1t IL also reported that the Lucy Blast
furnace viii be shut down. There Is
no sympathy with the strikers In
Brnddocki although two thousand mon
are employed Ia the Edgar Thompson
steel works owned 10y Carnegie, Phipps
4 90 lot one OF them will quit the
wor neither Will there he sympathy
viii he strike at Dnquesne works,
fRcR's uLTMATuH.
Frlck OF tho Carnegie COMPANY,
having received notice from the en-.
ployes In Beaver Falls mills thai they
will refuse TO work unless the company
will confer with the Homestead men.
telegraphod to the superintendent OF
the Beaver Fallsmillsto inform the me a
that unless they go 10 work under the
agreement on Monday next the com.
paDy VIII cancel the agreement, and
when work Is resumed 1t viii be with
non.union men; that under no cir.
cutnstances will the company confer