The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
pATrrsoN ON THE GROUND.
Pennse lVanla's Governor Arrivesat Home
sboad-Figuring on Arbitration

Pannse lvnnias Governor Arrives at Home
sboad--Flguring on Arbitration.
HAMPSTEAD, Pa, July l0--Goycrnor
PaUtison arrived to-day in the midst of
a drenching rain and was accorded u
governors salute by the artillery and
an escort of cavalry. lie took the
shortest out from the train to the
camp and the first intimation the
strikers und their families lad of his
presence was the firing Of artillery.
The march was witnessed from AssO-
citation hall by small number of
leaders.
At General Snowdcn's headquarters
in the Hill Top school house the gov
ernor, who is eX-ollGiU COMMANDMENTS
chief of the state militia WIS received
by General Snowdcn, who Is field mar
shall of Pennsylvania's regular army.
The governors primary purpose Is To
inspect the state troops aud one of his
aides stated that ii was probable that
the governor would remain at head
| quarters perhaps u week
The probability of tho governor at
tempting to take hand at arbitration
between the Carnegie company and
the strikers was broached but thcstafl
officers who had accompanied him on
the train from Harrisburg did not eX
press any confidence that peace over
lures would be inauguratcd through
official channels very soon, IL wi all
The same idea was brought up at Tho
AmAlgapnated headquarters immedi
ately after the governors arrival, bu
no strcng bsbef was expressed that
anything encouraging would result
however much it be- hoped for.
Burgess Mcluclde Was prepared tC
ask for release ON bail to-day, but his
attorney, John brennan, failed &c
notify the prosecution in time and the
case went ORer until tomorrow. IL i,
Thought no opposition will BE- made u
release and the only question RAISED
will he the amount ON which he Is tC
be held. Secretary Lovejoy Of tn,
Carnegie Company says 80 far as he
knows the company will make no OBJ.
jecti@I to McLuclties going out on
bail
Attdrney Rrennan said to-day: ave
are making this a test case, and II Nc
Luckje h released on bail, rs have no
doubt he will be, the other men will
at once surrender, waive hearing and
give bail for court We will ask the
court 10 make a general order fixing
the bail for all against whom informa-
tion has been or will be made, so
that when warrants are issued
men can come in and give
bail. There will be no trouble made
or attempted TO be made when the con-
stables 90 20 serve the warrants.
This is legal battle not one Of force.
We have not decided when, II at all.
TO bring the Information aRainst the
Carnegie officials and Pinkertons. All
] can say Is it will not be done to-day,
but l am pretty certain II will be done.
We will have consultation to-day
and decide"
The officials OF the company arc not
worried over any informations 10 be
made against them. Secretary Love
Toy smiled when asked II he had ar.
ranged for bail and said: I'VE have
no fears OF any arrests or informa-
ti0ns, and do not believe they can be
80 III advised as 10 take this step.
They were the trssspassers and az
gressors, and are in no position
10 charge any crime on the company
or It's agents. 1t is OF course possible
that some Of us may be arrested. We
have the names Of many others against
whom fnformations will be made and
we will make them from day 10 day as
fast as they can be prepared, and ar
rests will from now on be Of daily DC.
currence. The stories about our get
ting men from England or any foreign
country is nonsense. We have no such
We already have q good
many more men than Is generally |
known, and are daily adding 10 the |
number We are going slowly in
order TO give our old men all reason
sble chance and time to return TO
work"