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

" bohheii telesraphea an avoidance oil
tho iottor sa;d
"Tbe trouhle il en,ire,v In tho bords |
of the Homestead Iodge and nns, be |
settled throngb them if's ont;onaI with
them on what terms tbev settle tho
present lockout This OHIO has noth.
inc 10 do with il and tho onlv wav We
might be brought in 10 70 Give advice If
INC Homestead Jodca asLs II pnt va
would have M voico in ~ sottIa,oa y"
az tho differences 7, il diTara,t viii
iron mills SteeI,vorkers Nv ,ba;r or,n
scalen - ''0-
~ lin ,,onEsrhAp WORKS RUNNING.
Inc homestead works were running
us usual TINS morning ana the ofhclals
We're as confident as ever OF tlhng all
places satisfactorily IN llne. ABOUT lUO
ne" men We're reported to have gone TO
mo inc WORKS. IL was stated that all
stories ohont r,a, ha;nT ;,,dnoo ~" a.
come out were not so numerous on &C.
count of the advisory committees
activity in SURPRISING the O'Donnell
statement. Some of the committee men
said they were disposed to give no
further information TO reporters any
how.
MORE SOLDIERS SENT HOME.
Amorg 10 n,;,i,nrv of,;cors ,hara ,yos
a faalin9 ,haf tra s,r;La inot'',,,t ,,.as
nracticallv over The snIdiers whn we've
reiieyeS }ron, d,,tN ~ son, hn,,,o
belonged IA tho Ecurtean,h nnd Tbir.
toantI Raai-,,a,,,, ~ 49, Gnnar,lIri,
Troon TSn~ ,vcro "n ,n in, o ~ le,,i,
as soidiers cG,I5 wall hs |rn.dev ne
| Ninth Tweif,h ond ronr,r Eoe;,S5or ~
tnrether Min Rattc.,l = ,,ili re MI,
viii ho ma iast ~ IL, S,na,'5 IHri,,,Ia
Generol SnoaSoU o,,d Coional - r % go
nrovost marshal hal viii iii Iooye on Friioy K
Is said ,,ha, Iin,,a,.al VII, ,,iii as.,,,,,,
contraI nf a,faira r.i,b ~ ThirJ ~
Tode IIe 10 ~ re,ra,n 40 Io,s as Noes
sarv private I,av VIII, ieft on ~, Win.
Nnf ncrn,asinn ~ r,t rnarrieJ II II
| W;,krsbarra Las rat,,rn9oI a. iInn,as,oaI
for the Trial bv carrt .,nsrtiaI
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MORE ARRESTS
The programme with regard TO the
apprehension Of men accused of com.
plicity in the Homestead riot seem TO
have changed somewhat. AS If TO reach
the cases where charges of murder may
not apply warrants are being issued for
men accused of aggravated riot. and
among them are BURGESS NIcI.nckie and
Hugh O'Dounell who have bprn re-.
leased on bail in murder cases. These
two men, however, have not been taken
on the new charges. They are to keep
company with about 81 others.
The men arrested to-day on TIE new
charge were Matthew Foy, Peter Rowan,
Thomas Connolly, Z. j. Nau, saloon
keeper; Charles Mansfield, real estate
clerk, and Captain o, G. Coon, some OF
whom were merely spectators at the
fight. Sylvester Critchlow was taken
on the murder charge. The men on
= being arrested by constabcs were put
under guard by Colonel Greene, and
about 7 o'clock were sent with Il detail
to the City Farm Station for Pittsburg
The street by the Amalgamated head.
quarters was blocked by crowd oil
sympathizers, who were driven off.
= At the station several hundred men
Z collected and special detail OF militia
was necessary TO support the deputy
sheritfs in dispensing them. Thomas j
Lane, who is n member of the Sixth
Michigan Cavalry, who is said to hay,
!, been the lirst man to lay han Is on Tef
ferson Davis at the time Of his CAPTURE
+ has been appointed supcrintcndcut o
the police and watchmen at the stee
} works.
NOTICE TO EMPLOYEES.
The Carncoie comnanv vcstori1o,, Il
. sued n circular notifving All tbcir ON
nIovss that interest IN All ,,,,,,',
]. dennsited with tho connra,y ,,c,,I,
: cease m amen and Tho nrinri1aI conIJ i,
9 Withdrawn M nnv tinn II has brer