Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-11

advisory committee 10 consider the
attitude which should lie assumed
towards the militia and the Intention
Is that tho committee shall tefe definite
action. The committees meeting rs
being held lchind closed doom.
IL is givon out unolliCinlly that nj
the meeting Of the advisory committee
II was decided 10 offer nu resistance TO
the militia occupying the town or this
Carnegie property.
ANOTHER BATTLE ENrEcrED.
Tho intense strain or excitement 10
which the strikers have been subjected
Tor the pnst week is telling ON tho men.
The anxiety has reached such ten.
sion that renewed hostilltles would be
"a positive relief Alarm AFTER alarm
las swept over tho town, and the men
have 10 Oiton responded that there h
danger that when true alarm does
come Il may DO UNDECIDED, aud the
enamy be- within TIE city llmit, before
this strikers eau muster their forces.
There is no douht Of settled cOnyiu.
,lon among the strikers that another
battle Is inevitable. At least n dozen
itcl.gmms have been received stating
that Pinkcrion mob, In delnch'
mrnls, Is preparing TO move on The
city, and the leaders have concluded
that the decisive struggle Is not Tar
distant.
The strength Of the Pinkerton army
H. by mysterious unaulnity esti.
mated nj 500, and The slrikom feel con
udeut that they can easily repulse the
lOrce. one thing Ia certain, u there
still be another invasion OF PinkeftOus
T. II. l..
sabguinaty, morn terrible anu more
decisive than tho FIRST. The strikers
are peri, ctinS organization today, aud
appear 10 he gaining strength ia every
way except with tho prr-s, which Is
| spi,oful on account Oi the espionage
! and restrictions imposed upon its rep.
refontativ,s. But Hugh O'Donncli Is
protecting tho Newspaper men IN every
way from hnrassipg Interference and
4, n safe 10 ray that NJ lurg ne he Is the
dominating spirit no mUiO reporters
will be ordered out out " town. rho
spirit Of liberation ovinccd by O'Don-
nell ~ not shared by many o. the rank
aud file. Hall u dozen newspaper
men who arrived today were promptly
approached hy q scltconslllutei COM
niltee and marched on 10 headquarters
where they were forced 10 remain an
hour or two until they were FRtisiied
rs to tho mun'e Identity Indeed there
arc representatives Of the pres In the
city who maintain fear Of subsequent
ylsItatiuns. This impcls them ~ an
cxc,tz OF caution duc their dispatches
mtier from the consciousness that the
morrow may bring u reckoning from
the itate committee who know no code
! OF cthics.
This IL the situation candldiy ex.
Df, ssel aud the Associated PFeta but
uliils Ia Junction when u says Il 10
only when tom, r,ty oulwcighs dis.
crriiOn I'll 4 correspondents Ia this city
exercise the perfect .Tct dom Of news
EXPRESSION which would charactcfizs
their ui.ratchos fsou any other point,
aud winch even the gravity " the
sltuation ut Homestead should not o..
scuTc.
The dsylsory committee H. no longer
In Official existence according 20 tue
statement Of strikers, uut u % evident
g. any observer that directions arr
given 10y certain men. Tho NnsDn ,Oi
the failure Ia have ga Official 0rgnu.lI.
ton seems likoly IN he found In tue
caution and drairl not 10 get involved
Va court proceedings. O'DOnnoll this
evening refused TO admit the advisory
committee Of tho force mud aid lhuy
were not yet considering the advisable.
ity " Reorganization. Ho said j; Ia,
Congressional investigation commit
tee called upon them hc supposed they
J wuulG respond and give the committee
/. an the information necessary.
Although the formal auu1uncomo al
was made Mt headquarters this evening
\ utNNsaaAVaH -.sHnHUNNNNa.. l.s..N
/ organized with AllIts old officers the
, statement IL now made that trorgani
zation was effected Saturday. II seem,
, 60 bo quite certain that during thl
present lull an advisory oommlttee "a
~ good "a way OF preserving OrjeF q.
.. can be found, but II there should o,
, any Gghting the lOcked.out wofkmei
will probably go 10 other leaders. Tn,
peopl, seem u be generally glad tina
) ID has taken up its work again, but theJ
, do not believe II will be long before !
will again be dissolved md It's record
burned.
: Arrangements have been begun, II
, IL raid, by which u Temporary hospita
for the care Of the wounded will b,
erected near the scene OF tho battle IL
case another 1ght occurs. O'DOnnel
J himself was very nou-cunmittal whei
inte!Togatod upon the point this oven
ing, anu merely stated that DR.. nucn
mer OF Pittsburg Mercy Hospital haO
called and preferred his assistance ant
; also offered 10 receive any wOundol
that might now be- In the city.
All tho churches were largely Of
, tended this morning In anticipation o
!, radical expressions from the pulpit an
4 the visitors were disappointed. Attn
Methodist Church Rev. MIR. Thompson
r made some forCible illusions TO tho ga
istinC strike. Tho manifestations a
, approval which followed the exprts
/. slOns amounted almost to applause nm
, the sentiments Of tho prayer Of Rey
DR., Mcllliar also received cordial al
= prevail,
4 IN speaking about the matter Fathe
, Balilon said.
i "Ihis ia n pencoable community but
o fearless one. They will submit 10 law
/ bus they will not submit to what the,
i deem Illegal force. IL another nltemr
! be made to force the Pinkertons Int
i Homestead loar the very worst. TIL
question cannot be- settled that way
O The firin and men must atbitrRtc.n
Y "But II the firm refuses 20 arbitrator
u "lhen l should doubt Its honesty
4 but the opinion OF the country cal
cOerce them. Both sides must com
n together or We will have most shocl.
= Ing aud d,moTalizing sequel to tn
n wild work Of last week."
g That there are at least n dozel
b PinkeItons in town IL conceded by tn