New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
STRIKERS REJECT ALL MEDIATION.
An OLIVE BR ,NCH FROM THE COMPANY REFu 81 D
-TRl ors ORDERED AWAY FROM
HOMESTEAD.

Homestead Penn, Jaly o6.-It is quite likely that
Hugh O'Donnell will resign the chairmansmp OF ue
Advisory Committee II he has not already done So anu
the Indications are that the committee Is no" casuhs
about for a new leader The break up was caused D,
the refusal OF the committee TO approve an almost IN
conditional surrender In the fight on haifd- Hr'
O'Donne expressed himself as anxious Tor setueheh''
even II he had 10 be sacrificed. He authorized TWO
newspaper to Superintendent Potter ana as''r
tain upon what terms the old could return to work
When they had executed the commission, oDohneh
wanted to bring them before the committee but thAt
hodv would not admit them. This rcbuh undoubtedly
will cause ODonnell's resignation. as h. said ne wouu
resign II his colleagues did not ndor'e his sentiments
The indicators called upon Superintendent Potter
and wanted know upon what terms he wouId accept
the old employees He said there was no vindlcuve
ness I'm their dealings with the men, but they would
not take back certain Objectionable strike makers
under any circumstances. No names were mentioned
hut ne said those against whom criminal charges han
been preferred were among them. Even these might
not be rejected II the informations against tnem
proved incorrect. He further stoed that the men
would not be questioned about membership In any
organization, but they would he required 10
sign an agreement individuals, fixing
the scale OF wages as based on the -"
, billet rate There would be no dealings with any
association committee except as provided IN the agree
ment for committee Of workmen and o'cials 10 hle''
quarterly and fix prices OF billets NO men no" III
the employ would be discharged II tie work was
satisfactory. The mediators were assured u'a' ''e
places we're being filed rapidly
Superintendent Potter was Informed OF the refusal
OF the committee 10 listen to the medlat"rs'
and expressed regret the places OF the ola men
were being rapidly filed
Mr. Curry who was present, took occasion TO deny
the statement that Andrew Carnegie would Interfere
He stated that in cable dispatch Just received Mr'
Carnegie said he had no intention Of returning 10
! of he would not interfere
With the management interpOse to settle the
lockout.
Alexander Bcrkman. today indicated his intention
10 make a statement OF his reasons for shooting H. T..
Frck and tell his OF the ATTEMPTED assassination as
soon as he should be settled in the jail lie is still
in Ignorance the fact that other arrests have been
made or are contemplated. II. Bauer. the recognized
leader Of the Anarchists here arrested at noon
and will be held until investigation can be MADE
The police we're also Informed Of MOlicks arrest at
Long Branch, and have arranged TO have him brolSht
here. knold IS s.l detained at the Central station
His story OF his connection with Berkman is not be
nevcd By the police.
About $50 nOn-unlOn men arrived from the East TO
day and taken ut 10 the Homestead plant.
The sth and 14th Regiments and the City Troop OF
| Philadelphia ordered home to day. Wildly en-
husiastic cheering today among the hundreds Of white
tents on Shanty Hill proclaimed the fact to the strikers
in their homes at the foot Of the slope The lucky boys
In blue who the first 10 get marching orders
were the members OF the sth Regiment Ii Is be
eved that the troops will gradually be removed until
only two regiments remain These two regiments viii
be held until there is no further danger Of trouble.
! The report from Mr. Frick's home this morning was
that All through the night his condition fairly
satisfactory lie slept most Of the night and awol,e
,bls morning refreshed and cheerful No dangerous
srmptons have developed and danger Is believed to
,o over unless some unexpected complications should
arise HIS physicians are entirely satisfied with tho
condition OF the patient. Every symptom Is carefully
watched and so far none TO be feared has developed,
and the danger point believed to have been passed
! Tn. officers OF the company Intend 20 show that
49, orp cnpabe OF taking charge Of The present
,;oti.r, even with MIR. Carnegie away and Mr..
Trick disabled. To-day Mr.. LcyelA said; Mr.
| carnccte Wal not come here nnH We send for him.
Nn caSled asking Il lbs presence was needed, and we
| a,s a svered that Il not. Lat We were In good
1,,s and tIlat Il not necessary Tor nm % come
; mn 40 moi lnrn OF the shooting until yesterday :"
NM IT. Homestead mill Is receiving most Of the at
,,t,on from the officials OF the carnegie Stec COM
nany and already there is arse nuiocf 9I .eii a.
| work MIR LOvejoy said this onrning iheic arc are
n:, 600 men now at work In the lioincsten< min.
UNI - tbcsc n cool many are skilled w0rlimeh ana
"Iu % oL jcinc turned ont Is entirely satisfactory.
6 b. ,late leng relied fiistchrs III every pfici
,or We have no complaints u Eiakc aSJui tlh, Wml'
mtt tt ,nn men we already have could not be better
NJ w.. mpn WIN be sent up really Do not Know how
nonv and "A ese a. all have been, vi" pe seecteu rom
IN large number OF Applications We nave on me-
Ut The Homestead men have appa renty aoahaohso an
endeay. 20 bring the BraddocK worSis ose o Sane. @
Hhst &sparssed and that sradaeck sesms de- es
tens.h,e1 10 condnue at work notwltl6tA1sane o.e
; 0C..fi.aed es' Fifth SaEs.