Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12
AT HOMESTEAD.
ThiTty-One Defendants Indicted
for Treason.
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Prick, PlNKERTON AND OTHERS
Held for luPder, Conspiracy and AZ.
graYaied Rot.
Prick, PlNKERTOS AND OTHERS
NO EXCITEMENT Anour 1T.
Tho Carnegie Omuinis Decline 10 he
Interviewed Ca tie Subject
the Charges.

GtTI sBuRu, Oct. ll.-Chief Juhtce
Paxson OF the supreme court q the
slate and Judge Kennedy Of the coun.
ty court occupied the bench when the
Jury entered the courtroom. Tho bills
against Hugh O'Dounell and othero
Tor treason include thirty'ono defend
ants, Hugh O'Donnell, John Me
Luckie, David Lynch, rhomaa Craw-
ford, Harry Bayno, Elmer u. Bail,
Henry Bsyard, J. w. Brown, George
Champenn, Isaac CtitchelOw, Miller
Colgan, John Coylc, Jack Clifford,
Donnis NJ. Cuah, VIM. NJ. Coneghy,
Mike Cumming, WIN. Comhu, John
Dierltin, Patrick Esgpn, M.H. Gachez,
Matthey Harris, itiod Kennedy, John
Miller, o. &. Starlight, John Murray
W. II. THOMPSON, Martin Murray,
Hugh Ross, w. \. Roberto, George
RyRnIs and George w. Sarver.
The indictments for murder AFRO for
the killing Of George W. Rutlor, John
T.. Morris, Joseph SD,ako nnd 5ilas
Vain, all strikers, and include "a. q.
l'fich, chairman " the company; F.r.
Lovejoy, secretary; J. A. Potter, cup.
erintendcnt; Novin Mcdonnell aud
James Dewey, mill bo,ses; Robert
| pinLsrton, William Pinkettou, q. w.
Bidjcll, W. II. Burt, John Cooper aud
A. u. r. whindo Of the Pinkertou de-
| tcctive agency.
The billu for conspiracy embrace nj
thoee charged with murder, with the
addition Of George Lander, II. Nc.
Curry, Otis Childs, J.. q. phillips OF
tuu steel company and Fred w. Pri-
nero, u detective.
Those charged with aggravated riot
are II. g. Fnck, II, McCurry, j. q.
Leisgmau, #. L. LOvcjoy, u. G.
nell, John Cooper, g. W. Biddle,
Fred Primero, Frei Burt and f. W.
Pnnd.
The true bill Ia the treason case sets
forth ut grent lnngth that the defend.
ants aud other persons, names un.
known, TO the number Of one thousand
aud upwards, armed mud atraycd
in wnr.like manner, did "le.
loniously and traitorOuely Join, and
assembly Themselves together, and
then aud there did dispose themselves
AGAINST the commonwealth Of PENN
sylyania, and did Ordsiu, prepare and
levy war against said commonwealth
VI Pennsylvania 10 the end that the
constitution, laws nnd authority might
be, aud were, dciied, resisted aud sub
yeTtpd by the said defendants, aud
their armed allies contrary to the duty
and ndslily NJ said defendants, 10 the
evil example OF all others In like cases,
Offending contrary to the form OF the
act Of the general assembly In such
case made aud provided, against the
peace and dignity Of tho common.
, wealth Of Pennsylvania"
The Indictment against the Carnegie
officials for murder reads as in the
cGso Of Sllns VAIN, "rhat the defend.
nnis on the 9th day Of July, 1892, with
force aud arms did make an assault on
5ilas VAIN and feloni0usly, malicious
Is aud with malice aiorethought, did
Kill and murder him against tho peace
and dignity OF the COmmOnw cath OF
Pennsylvania.
The Indictment against Flick and
his associates for conspiracy sets forth
among other things that "5aid defend.
anita did uniawiully, falsely and
maliclously conspire, combine, iedefnie
and agree together TO depress, lower,
lessen and diminish wages, price and
compensation oflab0r OF tivofa persons
employed by the Carnegie Steel com
| lAny lIllnlRtNh W khSh hAA AhNau
close up tho steel mandatory nnd
cease work and operations therein and
: thoreupou sent two hundred and up
wards Of armed men With guns, etc,
10 oveTawe, intlmidato and Tighten
,, divers persons In said township OF
Miflln who were there lately before
omployei by said Carnegie Steel com,
panv, TO invade said township Of
Minlin, aud TO attack aud to shoot OIL
ana discharge said deadly weapons
! against said persons lately employed
by said Carnegie Steel company
(Limited)."
In regard to the fight on the morning
, Of July 9Th the bill says the defend
! ants "did counsel anu advise tn,
shooting"
7 The grand jury's action did mo-
! cause much excitement among the
public generally, aud the detondanti
! themselves took 1t quite cooily. Thu
! Carnegie officials, However, declined
! to be interviewed on the subject 0
. the charges.