New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

case However we will see to II that he does not get
avay. This amtter has been taken up by the police
authorities all over the United States, and the An
archists are being watched at every turn / do not
.bn;, that they can be watched too much. This
Anarchist question has aroused the whole country, ana
the police Of each city have decided 10 find out Just
how strong they are. No here had any idea
the number OF people OF this kind have had in the
two cities. We have furnished some valuable pointers
10 the police Of other Cities and they have helped
u.s. and there is not a prominent Anarchist IN the
country that could not be arrested on an hours
notice"
II was reported tonight that Jones q LaughIh'
of the American Iron Works. had decided to take ssne
with tho Amalgamated Association, and that 'hey
would start their immense plant with union meh
These works are among the largest In the country
and employ 3, 800 men. i. +. Jones IS the prnciph
owner.
sylvester Crtchlew one Of tho strikers charged with
murder The day OF the riot. applied ior Tica'e
on bail today but his request was refused ana
he remaHded to Jail for trial. Az Ne hearihs
several witnesses swore that they CHtchow Load
and fire gun at the bargcs. In refusing phi
Judce Magee said the case close TO murder IN
the first degree. Hugh O'Donnells policy al 'ha'
time was for peace this mans care all the time was
for bloodshed. CIitchlow's attorneys say they VIII
be able to prove that he was not behind the baiTice
that day.
900 bail.
The Carnegie Offices on Ffth-ave. are now undcr
constant surveillance OF the police. suspicious-iooN
ing characters have been lettering about the ouoi''s
for several days but no attempt made TO enter
IT, Four officers are stationed outside ana H. a'ia
all suspicious persons told to move On
A mas meeting WIS held at Duquesne yesterday
afternoon at which W. T.. Carney, first wee prenenp
of the Anr,lgamnted Association, was present ana
made an address, All operatives. including day ia,or
and the Plant Is now more oE.slhzed than any mn D.,
In Western Pennsylvania. 1t Is vet idF and ~e
Hugh 6'Donne has left Homestead quietly. and Is
probably on his way East again. Mrs. O'Donnen
was QUITE nervous this morning. ana SAID Wheh asked
that her husband away on private business. III
Is not nndcrst hero that the labor leader mas any
particular mission East. c,
Camp BLACK ie looking rather dreary now. Several
regiments have gone. and others are breaklng camp
MajOr(ieDeral Snowden and stan left here THIS aller
noon. In an interview the clmlnanding oifcer s3id :
"The troops have behaved admirably, the dlscpnne
being almost perfect. | well satisfied with The
showing II is dcporabe. indeed, that condition
exists which requires the calling ont OF state militia
every two or three years TO dReT aans Of sen
these troubles should be arrived at . al.
The impression is prevalent among the sohllers
who are remain that they Will not be kept longer
than the end OF next week.
Three Anarchists under the guise OF worklngIneh
gained admission to the mill and were secretN as
tributng literature among the men and trying 10 nske
converts possibly with the intention OF DESTROYING ue
Immediately ordered the Anarchists put out OF the
works That was two dsvs ago. and now the ponce
are hunting the under belief that they were
implicated in the general plot against the c.rhesies
nv the Reds The three Anarchists seem TO have
disappeared. aud as they showed the worKmeh plchV
OF money it Is presumed went to New-fork