The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-03
EMPLOYERS NEXT
Frici, LovQioy and Potter to be
Placed Under Arrest.
WILL BE CHARGED WITH MURDER.

A Number of tho Miiitiaman, Too,
win be Arrested for Insulting
Homcafead Ladies' on the Street.
Anarchist MoIiic< Released, and
Knoid and Bauer Will Be.
PIrrsBuRa, Aug. 3.-Hon. John F.
Cox, one Of the attorneys for the Anal
gamated Association, informed the re-
porter of the United Press that today
warrants will be sworn out for the ar
rest of Chairman Frick, Secretary Love-
JOY, General Superintendent Potter and
four OF five under bosses at tho Home
stead steel works, charging them with
murder. The warrants will probably be
served at once. Attorney Cox informed
the United Press that Borough Solicitor
Millikin is preparing number of in
formations charging several Of the mil
ftiamen now IN camp at Homestead
with having insulted the wives and
daughters OF some of the best citizens
of the borough. Tho warrants cannot
be served upon the militiamen, how
ever. until the men are discharged from
the service by the governor. Attorney
Cox is an ex-solicitor for the borough,
nnd says that since the advent of the
soldiers they seem to think that the
Homestead ladies, whether of high or
low degree are the subjects of their
pleasure. No lady can now pass along
the rAets without being the subject OF
slighi smarks or open insult.
! Anarchist NTollick Released.
e. Mollick, the anarchist baker Of
Long Branch, who was brought to this
city by Roger OMara on charge of
completely in the conspiracy to assassi-
nate Ii. 9. Frick, had hearing before
Alderman Gripp yesterday afternoon.
After evidence by Inspector McKelvey
and Superintendent O'Mara Judge
Gripp discharged the prisoner, saying
there was not sufficient evidence to hold
him for court. Mollick left for Long
Branch on the first train.
&Superintendent O'Mara says he is not
afraid any proceedings against him
for false arrest. Lewis Meyer, Esq,
the anarchists attorney, says OMara
did the only thing he could do in secur-
ing the prisoner and that there will not
~ aay counter charges.
anarchists Henry Bauer and Karl
Xnold, Of Allegheny, came before Judge
rould be released on 5000 bail each.
NO bondsinen appeared, however, and
they rere taken back to their cells.
Attorney Friedman after, considerable
effort, finally secured bail and SO an
nounced last night Both prisoners will
DO released il the bondsinen are salts
factory.
The petition asking for the appoint
rnent OF a voluntary trade tribunal to
settle the Homestead trouble was pre-
fented to Judge Ewing yesterday by w.
j. Brennan. Aftsr looking over the
papers Judge Ewing concluded to make
the order for provisional license for the
tribunal as prayed for, with notice to
Hhe Carnegie Steel company. Secretary
Lovejoy, of the Carnegie Steel COM
Emy, said: GAS far as our company is
ca lcerned there is nothing to arbitrate.
We will not under any consideration
recognize that organization. do not
think there will by any Amalagamation
3eft to recognize.
Lieutenant Colonel Streator was ar
= tasted yesterday rsTz=sTa TaEz'ants sworn ont
BY ex-Privats 1arns, the man who was
hung up by the thumbs and had his
hcad partly shaved at Homestead. He
WAS taken before justice at Washing
ton, Pa, waived preliminary hearing
and bail being placed at $500, it was
promptly given. Colonel Hanlxius and
&urgeon Grim are both in camp, and
consequently exempt from arrest, but
State Senator Robbins appeared in their
behalf and stated they would surrender
A. the first opportunity. The trials will
occur in SeDtanbe