New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
THE PITTSBURG STRIKERS
TROUBLE BREAKS OUT IN A NEW QUARTER
on BAIL-INFOEMATIoNS MADE BY
SECRETARY LOVFJOY.

SEOhElAK1
Ptsbnrg Aug 3O.-The Iron strike has broken out
In quarter. The entire steel and Iron plant
OF schoenberg-r, specr & Co. is again silent Five
departments are affected. The trouble arose out OF
the fixing OF scale OF wages in the Bessemer steel
department The men say chat they do not receive
much Is paid at other similar mills, while the
firm assert that the cOrrspondlngy as large
those paid elsewhere. Five hundred men are af
fected b. the strike.
Max Goodrich, OF Bellefontanc, Ohio a nonunlon
worker In the Homestead mills, is dying in the West
Kenn Hospital OF injuries which he claims were due
TO carelessness In handling the rolls. While cleaning
under them Last saturday they we're let down and his
back was broken. Alderman McPkc took his depo
ston. John snodgrass. another non-unonist, lies
dying In the same hospital Of injuries received In
boiler explosion in the Homestead MIL
Hugh ODonnell surrendered himself to Alderman
hcMasters this morning and released on $1,000
ball to answer charges Of conspiracy and riot pre-
ferred by Secretary LoveIoy. 1nformatons were
made This morning by Secretary Lovcjoy charging
forty Homestead strikers with conspiracy and aggra
waited riot. Officers have gone to Homestead to
make the arrests. Secretary LOvcjoy asked to-
day how many Homestead strikers would be
prosecuted for riot. lie replied: al cannot tell how
many more informations will be made In all, nor
can say now how many informations will be sworn
next week. That matter Is almost wholly in the
hands Of attorneys. They have the list OF per
sons liable to charges and when they have examined
the evidence the suits will be entered. can tell,
you, however, that good many informntions VIII
be made. The attorneys have list Of 800 10 choose
from and we have evidence against ALL"
Officers In command OF the 18th and 10th regiments
at Homestead are complaining Of the actions OF
brakcnen In the employ OF the Pttsbur2 McKeesport
and Youghiogheny and Pttsburg. Virginia and Charles
ton Railroad companies. II charged that some OF
the tralnmen have allowed no opportunity to go
by OF showing their contempt for the soldiers.
day or two since according 10 military officers, n
brakeman who was riding on top OF box car threw
a couplingrln at a soldier the train passed Munhali
station The sentry reported the matter to The cor
p5ral OF the guard the latter in making report
OF the occurrence to the officer In command Inc
result the issuing Of order from Divlslon head
quarters TO the guard near the railroads 10
fire on any and all persons VIE In any way attempt
to assault members OF the militia one day Inst week
n member Of tn guard on duty near City Farm sta
ton Was openly insultcd by brakeman on a Fits
burg McKccsport and Youehoghcny passenger train.
When Major Crawford learned OF the matter he hlcd
a con lnn wit. the officials Of the railroad company
Home read, Penn, Aug. 3O.-An members OF the
Advisory Committee stand ready to give themselves
M to day on the charge OF conspiracy preferred by
Secretary Loveoy, but If arrests are made by Pinker-
tols tr 3ublo will certainly ensnc. Tho p0plc ol
Homo stead are convinced that in the last wcci. or
fw, a number n thoSN detectives have been sworn In
by sheriff MoCleary a. deputies.
Another search for Pinkerton rifles Is to be made
<on 20 far none ~ the guns have been recovered.
and Il 1. haidly probable that any Will be- q, ue
pcop'e have had tame 10 gct rid OF, or at any rate
conceal "a ,nl