The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
pHrLADrLpHIA HoLDs THE CUP.
UsEvExrFUL DAYArHOMEsrgAD
Mr. Frick AZ His Desk-A Statement as to
the Work IN the MIlls.

NJ Erick az HIS Behh--A Hfukefneht hh 10
the Work I'm the Mills.
HoysTEAD Pa. August 6.-The day a
Homestead has been uneventful. Cash
contributions from all parts Of the United
States and Can ada continue TO pourin. To-
day committees left for the coal and coke
regions % solicit aid for the looked-Out
men At the once Of the Carnegie Steel
Company. Treasurer Curry said.
over thirty-6ye tons OF 1rst-oass steel
plate were turned out Yesterday ia exactly
the same time it would have taken our
former employees to do the work. We are
working on twelye-nch beams this morn
ing and with the exception Of the Besse-
mer or converting mill. the twenty-eight
inch and new beam mill, our entire pant
is n operation. There are now five
rolling mills IN operation, both open
hearth furnaces are on. with one furnace
| in ne and four in another. while six addl-
| tylai furnaces will DO charged Monday
night. The work bang done IN all depart
ments has thus far been wonderfully salts
factory. and there 10 no longer any doubt
about our ability 10 operate the entire plant
satisfactorily with our new men.
This morning Mr.. Potter received tele-
Gram from Mr. Morrison, of tho Duqu esne
mill stating that all the men employed IN
the mechanical department had returned TO
work and that by Monday morning nearly
all the old men in every department will
DO at work. lie does not anticipate any
trouble.
Mr.. PRICK AT HIS DISK.
PIrrsBuRG. August 6.-Chairman II. @.
| Frick arrived at his Office as early as 10
| o'clock this morning. and plunged at once
| into the mass OF correspondence awaiting
| him with vigor that put 10 shame some OF
| tho clerks.
James Esler John T. Bennett, John No
| Claim. Emslie Coates and John Haas, hye
OF the eleven DuQuesue rioters brought 70
| iail last evening, were released on bail OF
| 1900 each By Alderman Reilly to-day Bail
| has not yet been furnished for the other
men yet in Jail.
sTRIKERs GET BAIL.
Fred Primer. the Pinkertcn detective, for
| whom a warrant was sworn out by Hugh
| Ross and who voluntarily surrendered on
| Thursday. was given hearing this morn
| ing before Alderman King. who committed
! Primer TO jail on chnge Of murder.
| Edward Burke. the Homestead striker.
was before Judge Ewing on habeas corpus
| hearing, claiming mistaken identity and
| that he could prove an alibi. Owing 70 the
/ peculiar surroundings. Judge living de-
| cided he could do nothing but admit Burke
| 10 81 900 bail on the charge Of aggravated
! riot and give him hearing on the murder
| charge.
Attorney Friedman for Karl Knold. the
| Anarchist, asked Judge Ewing to-day 70 nA
| bail in bis clients case. The Judge said :
II have made inquiries and am satisfied his
case is different from the Bauers. He can
| be released on giving bail for $4,000 for con-
| spiracy. and ! 900 for being accessory to
| the shooting Of Alr. Fgick."
ST.. PAUL, MIsS., August EN- the ma
| tional convention Of machinery mohlders IN
session here to-day resolutions we're adopted
denouncing the system of government
| which pretends 10 be a republic but impoy'
erishes the many for the enrichment OF the
| few. the Carnegie Steel Company and th'
| Pinkertons and concluding with clause
| 10 the effect that the State National Guarc
| is but weapon for the use Of capital against
| labor.