The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-17
ALLQUIETATH HOMESTEAD
~up COMPANY PREPARING TO RE-
sUMR OPERATIONS.

An ths Former Employees Except
rortv Given q Chance to Apply for
yuork-aousss to Be Erected Within
+bs 1uclosure for Occupancy by the
the New Men.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, July 16-The following
rotioe was to-day posted by the Carnegie
etsel Company at the Homestead mill, In the
,1cinity Of the works, and copies Of it were
.ant ell over the country:
NOTICE.
rd;vidual applicationS for employment &C
che Homestead steel works will be received by
t5s General superintendent either by telegraph
W. in person until o'clock p. IN. Thursday, July
Il, 1892. ,... ,o.,,;,. al .,
onr employees whose past record Is satisfactory,
and who did not take part IN the attempts
1-bich have been made 60 interfere with our
dyht 20 manage our business.
guch of our old employees as do NOT apply oy
,be time above named will be considered as
having no desire to re-enteF our employment,
and the positions which they held will be given
70 other men, and those first applying will have
the choice OF the unnaeo poslIlons tor "nlcn
they are suitable
This notice will be the last given to the en-
Moves of the works, aud after Noncompliance
With it the vacant places will BE- filed with non
union men.
ALL QUIET AT HONEST EAD.
To-day has been the quietest that Home
stead has known since the declaration OF
hostilitieS between the company aud the
men. There were undoubtedly new mea in
troduced into the works, but their number
was small, and the strikers are confident
that they cannot without great difficulty be
brought In, New men are looked for by
the river and the scouts of the analgamRted
association located In Pittsburg were con-
tinually sending to headquarters iu-
formation that no non-union men can
be found who have any purpose of coming
10 Homestead. A number OF colored men
from Virginia mills are said to be prepared
TO come here, but the strikers do not believe
that the reports are correct. II the men
come, they will undoubtedly have the live.
lest time they ever saw in their lives.
At the Carnegie mills all Is quiet today
Although smoke is rising from two STACKS
in the mills, a visit so the yards showed
that only about twenty non~uniou work.
ingmen we're busy and not fifty az VnAa
originally stated. These men are mostly
laborers who have a most wholesome fhal
Of committing themselves to any staten Eeni
whatever as to how they came here or how
long they propose to stay. The work Sc
far done in the mill is In two or three open
hearth furnaces where the blooms ar pre-
pared.
MILITARY DISCIPLINE KEPT UFL
There Ia no relaxation In the thorou ghnes
of the military discipline and preca ntions
Tho Carnegie Steel Company has adver-
tised for bids for furnishing materials anC
building 100 houses on the city farm lots a
Munhall station. These houses win be oo
cupied at once and will be for tss use o
men employed in the mill. The location il
Of fhn uutI
thus be assured to the men, even, in thei
houses. The houses will be of from
six to eight rooms, and each will
be built separately on a good-sizeC
lot. Letters were put in the pc,stoffics to
day to every old employe of the mills, with
about forty exceptions, runnin Z as follows
TIE CARNEGIE STEEL COMPANY, LIMITED.
HOMESTEAD STEEL Wo AXIS, July IS.
DEAR SIR-Repairs will be resumed on Mon
day morning, July 49, We invite you TO returl
to your old position. Work is to commence u
the usual time. Respectfully.
General Superintendent.
TO STRIKE AT BEAVER FALLS.
dispatch from Beaver Falls says 2S
men in Carnegie's steel plant at that plao
met tonight and resolved not to 90 I
work on Monday, when the mill wa
to have resumed operations This make
5000 men now out in the Carnegi
works iii this district. Supt. Dillon of CD
Beaver Falls aud Union mills says thes
men will now have to come back as nor
union men or not at all. The Carnegi
people claim that tho Braddock aud Du
quesne workmen win remain loyal and wi
not strike.
TOUR OF THE WORKS.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 16.-A reporte
succeeded in making a tour OF th
works this afternoon and found all tol
fifteen or twenty men at work. Some c
these were men belonging to the company
clerical force. They had donned overall
and were in charge Of a few non unio
Iaboring men. In the pressing mi
no work of any consequenc
has been accomplished further than th
lighting OF the fires in one or two furnaces
IN tie pressing mill there are eighteen c
twenty cots, while in the engine room at th
pump station there were found doze
more. The cots are not the regulation cal
vas affairs. They are supplied with con
1oftable-ooklng mattresses, and are reall
substantial couches. The men took Dime
In rough restaurant fixed up in the pres
ing mill. A range has been put 10, and th
culinary department is in charge Of a COO
from Pittsburg.