Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

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there are not n few college graduates, who,
attracted by the reports. of high wages in
| the steel works, prefer learning n trade to
| settling down to a doubtful expectancy of
a profession for livelihood. There are
besides number of experienced mechani-
cal engineers who exhibited their certili-
| cate and really seem 10 handle the pom
derous machinery very easily. Three heavy
| plates were rolled before the Associated
Press reporters eyes, and seemingly with
| as little friction as in any rolling mill.
| Work is being directed toward the naval
contracts and Mr.. Potter says there will be
little or no delay infurnishingth material.
1--WE have all the laborers and yardmen
| we want now said he, ''and we are dis
eliminating in our selections. IL is
astonishing how rapidly some young men
| are learning here to do the work which
| our former employees confidently boasted
| could not possibly be done by even skilled
workmen, because they had no knowledge
| of our machinery. We shall have one of
| the best classes of mill hands in the
country soon at the rate we are progress
| ing.
| No MORE ARRESTS.
No further informations were made yes
terday against the Homestead men and
there We're no more arrests. The eight
strikers arrested for an aggravated riot
were all released on $1,000 bail each. The
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William ]. Brennan, counsel for the
strikers, stated last evening that the pro-
posed suit against MeSsrs, Prick, Potter
and l4oveioy for conspiracy had not been
abandoned, but nothing would be done
until Mr., Prick had recovered
Secretary Lovejuy said last evening that
the Carnegie mills would take 10 part in
the prosecution of the Anarchists now
under arrests here, except in the case of
Bergman, and he would be punished to
the limit.
1t was reported late last night that Jones
Il Laughlins OF the American iron works
| had decided to take issue with the Anal
gamated Association, and that they would
start their immense plant with non.union
men. These works are among the largest
IN the country, and employ 5000 men.
Hon, Il. +. Jones, the principal owner, is
the ex-chairman Of the national Republi-
can committee.
The police authorities of pittsburg and
Allegheny say tic Anarchists have thrown
up their hands and arc frightcnd almost to
death. Those who were luudCSt in their
claims about being Anarchists have shut
up and they all pretend TO be aw-abiding
citizens The police are satisfied that there
was an organized plot, and expect tn get
ut the bottom Of 1t in a few days. The
matter has been taken up by the police
authorities all over the United States and
amy prominent Anarchist in the country
could be arrested on short notice.
Finster and Pirnuck, the suspects arrested
Wednesday, were discharged, there being
no evidence that they were in any way
= connected with Bauer or Bergman.
MorLIcK REFUSES To TALK.
PIT1'UuRG, July Disappointment
Roger O'Mara arrived here last night on
the Pennsylvania limited with Anarchist
Mullick, whom hearrested at Long Branch
!. yesterday for completely in the attempted
!. assassination OF Frick. From thirty to
fifty observation-disclosures shaggy. bearded,
long-haired individuals curiously watched
at a respectful distance the superintendent
and his prisoner when they alightcd from
the train. Nollick was taken to the Ten
trail police station, in Oak alley. and was
locked in a cell next to that occupied by
his fellow-Anarchist Batter. Neither, how
ever, WAS aware Of the close proximity of
c the other
y The superintendent was shown the Long
y Branch dispatch announcing the arrest OF
i Chief Layton of that town for permitting
Molick to leave the state without process
= of law. O'Mara laughed and observed
+ 81 don't see what objection can be made
G when MulliCk himself left the state of his
Il own vnlition. He signed the papers waiv,
$ bug eNtradition without coercion and came
along willingly | wanted tn make in.
= information against him, hut Chief Lay
{ ton said oh, take him along, he has
e practically surrendered himself lie has
II | given me no trouble and has been u uuiet
y and well-behaved prisoner"
Has he made any statement"
M" replied the chief. lie claimed
q not to be able 10 speak English and keeps
|, very num- We have. however, plenty oi
:, evidence against him, and believe thut We
A shall have no trouble in convicting him"
n 'Ilaye you any evidence connecting him
with Philadelphia Anarchists ?"
NO. answered OMAHA "ThCrc i,
Z nothing up to the present time to show
# thatlFrick, 5 assailant had any accomplicet
{ III Philadelphia"
e When asked if the police were no
If working any clues that might result in thl
# arrest of parties residing in Philadelphia
N Chief O'Mara became reticcut and tllrnct
the conversation into other channels
showing great reticenCe to discuss tina
subject.
St MullicR is gooi.looking fellow of ahou
y 20. He was very closely watched by hi
u custodian.
D. THERE WAS so RIOT.
le PtTrsBuwi, July 29-'rhe Chicago ex
4 press, which is due here at S55 n. M, yes
lcrday, had a car containing Il non-unioi
ic men for Carncgic's attached to it at Gin
~ cinnati. Word Was telcgraphed to tn
~ strikers and at l'cllaire, Ohio, u crowd o
strike sympathzcrs attempted To boar,
~ the car for the purpose Of pGrSuading tn
w men not to 20 to Homestead, They wcr
not successful in getting ON the train, am
u Agent Wilson of Cincinnati, who WAS il
X charge, says they c0ntentGd themsclyr
~ with calling the men 'scubs' and "blacI
Il sheep and telling them they would b
e. murdered when they reached Homestead
re Mr,NllSun says there was no more tTuuhl
IS until Lakewood, near this city, wa
reached. At that point about - Drawn
CO friends of the strikers swarmed on the ca
al and were soon mngling with the non
~ union men. One man used insulting cpi
"I tEGta to Wilson, who pulled his reyulye
q ana compelled him to get OH the car.
~ Iii the meantime three of the men GO
OF ont of a window and have not been see
~ since. The train then proceeded tn Pitt,
= burg, number of the strikers friends IT
rs manning On hparl, and when rttSbur
was reached two more non union men ii,
serted, leaving ~, who were alterward
es taken To Homestead ON the steamer lid,
mt Mr.. Wilson denies that there was Il RE
to among the men and claims that they luc,
III perfectly well where they Here gong.
s. conductor Drake also said there was II
On trouble and denied the statement that III
'al doors Of the car had been locked.
u, IAMs Will BRING SUIT.
de PrrrsutRG, July 2A,--ThrcG actions wi
sr- be brought against General SnowdcI
lieutcnantrolonel Streator and Colon,
at Hawkins by eN-l'rivlte lams by reason ,
his treatment at Camp Black, one of " hic
Will be for assault aud battery. one Il
$50 conspiracy to dcfame and one for trrspa
rp. VI ct arms and damages in Sl0,HD will /
Il, claimed, Colonel Streator is in rcCciut ,
letters from all parts Of the country con
intending ms action and u'lCrinl. iinauui
aid to the amount of $4,000 The office
NJ named have no fears Uf the result.
M woREMEN SENT IRON NEW YORK.
IA NEW Work, July 21--'fhe train wl.c
"a | left the PENNSYLVANIA station in ltrs,