Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07
SOC. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH. TERRITORY

1902. SALT LAKE G.
II. Klein, Jonn Morris, Jules Mtrko.
wssi, Henry stfoight.
Nine PinkcfioR detective: names
no, learned ~ they were known only
by members.
Two unknown Hungaflaus.
WOUNDED.
Harry Hughes, J. q. Hoffman, Jno.
Kane, Lawrence Lauuhln, Miles
Laughliu, David Lester John Nc.
Carry, Micnnel Murray, George w.
Rutler, Andrew ,SuttlcL andrew
Schuyler, W. Wallace, Russell Wells,
Joiuph IsiGa ami two uuEfowu men.
The impris1nr Pinkcr,1u men say
seven OF their number wvr BILLED out
right aud eleven Woyndt liey be-.
lievo several lcad mpu were ll,nwu or
the "tiitlr BIZ" into ,hv uy,r. Thu
numbef Of Piubcit0ua BOW bon tHe lock-
W. and rink l. 2Si. tbs llWua OF the
detectives arc Chicago, '-U, Now
York, 80; Philadelphia, ~, the re-.
mainder In the neight0fholt Of BroOk.
lyn.
Will ~ TRIED rou HuuurB.
A visitto the Union station revealed
thu fact that the plnkeft0u detectives
who arrived In this city az $3.50 this
morning will no, be taken nom the
city but will be held NJ tnn pcnnsyl.
Ynuin yards under siflur guard until
daybfoss, when they VIII Co., removed
10 The county Jail TO await Iial for
murder
ANOuuR piNKEhrOS uEAp.
This evening lengthy srcre. con.
ference was held hrtwcCu &. l.. Nc.
Gee, NJ. G.. Frlck, sheriff bigCitnry,
W. j. brennan 6nl u,hrE. AZ Its
conclusion special tram And the
party, excepting Frick, went g. ltomu-
st,lI. fhc object Of the mi.sion Is not
known. \ dispatch just received says
that one VI the Pink,tiong dici IN the
10 kup from the effects Of injuries r..
ceived ON the march from tho boat TO
tho jail. Another 10 expected - die
before morning.
An fNDiGSAriOS MEl1iNu.
PHILADELPHIA, July Among
thodlilcfcnt labOr organizations q hit.
tcf feeling prevails over the introduce
ton Of plnkerlOus at Homestead. From
the headquarters u the American
Federal Lauor Union card was Issued
tNis afternoon fur an Indignation meet
Ing Friday evening.
rowDERfY COULD Nor TALK YET.
OMAHA, Neb., July O. Before leav-
lng 'JT tho East this morning General
| Master Workman Pow DERBY was seen
/ by an Associated Pgtss representative,
and speaking OF the Homestead riot
said he could not talk until lie knew
more about IL.
sIIvESs0H's VIEW OF ~.
CmcAGo, July G.-Adlai l.. Steven.
son, Democratic candidate Tor Vice.
/ pfesiuuut, arrived Ia the city tonight.
When tho above dispatches about the
| Homestead trouble wore shown him
he declined to talk about II fusther
/ than to 1y u demonstrates the fact
/ that high ta.in affords no protection
10 the lGlJriug men aud never be,tefs
| Their conditions.
nm pGSIsERrONs ~ JAIL.
HOMESTEAD, Penn, July .. AT
midnight special train came In from
/ piltsbutg Ia charge of Sheriff Nc
/ Clcagy, and the Pinkeflon men were
sent 70 the county iail. President
Woke sud Hugh O'Donu.ll couu.
seized moderation and the strikers did
not again meet the guards, most u
whom were badly Injured, Eleven
were sent 10 the hospital on their
arrival nj Pltlsburg,
the GOVERNOR rHISiis THE TROUBLE
- ENDED.
THANKSGIVING, Penn, II July g.
Governor pa,.iaon said this evening
! that he did not contemplate any fur
thor action at present. The feeling
about the capital IL that an attempt Is
being made TO shift the responsibility.
AdJutant. General Greenland is In com.
muniuatiOn with General John a.
Wiley, commander OF the second
brigade OF troops. II found necessary
to restore order they viii be concon.
tratcd ut Homestead on short notice.
woRENEN EXcuED.
The feeling Of intense excitement
prevalent on the streets Of piltsbuTg
| has not been equaled since the war
| times. Here and there knots OF work.
| iugmeu nc gathered discussing the
/ situation and generally donOuncing ia
no measured terms the employing Of
mercenary troops such ~ the flnker.
| tons to enforce submission ON the part
| " the lockod.out millmeu. All bust.
utss is practically alta staudttili. Every
one In cOnjecluFins what the day will
bring lorih. when the Lepa from
Homestead reached the thousands Of
idle mill workers ON the south aide, L
wns like throwing q firebaud into
cotton field. They vert up Ia arms,
/ aud the streets were througcd with
| men discussing tho situation. Tho
| sheriff anu Flick especially came Ia
Tor the condemnation. TIE officials Of
the Amnlgamntod association lro dc.
pressed by the terrible tidings. Sccro.
/ larry Madden said ,anight
| "Tnis iB mad business. Tho issue
was clearly forced ~ thcrcqutst OF the
| Carnegie firm Tor deputies AZ the time
when they did seem 10 10 nueded.D
WASHINGTON NEWS.
| The UomestcHd Trouble TO lie InyesiI-
ggtrd.
WAsIuNGrON, u. G., July 6.-rho
hst unlciui recognition In Congress Of
tho troubles NJ Homestead was made
today, when Representative Caminetu
u California introduced ar,solution
| cglling for tie appointment NJ select
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