Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-12
BOTH SIDES INDICTED
Work of the Allegheny County
 Grand Jury at Pittsburg.
CHARGES AGAINST PRICK ET AL.

The Prssentments Are for Murder, Con.
 stead Advisory Board Charged With
 Trsason---Hugh Ross Prosecutor in the
 Murder Cases.
 HOMESTEAD, Pa.. Oct. 12.-The action of the Grand Jury at Pittsburg in indict- ing the Advisory Board of the striking steel workers for treason has caused a decided depression among the men. There is, however, 8 savage satisfaction felt because of the indictment for mur- der, conspiracy and aggravated riot of the Carnegie officials and Pinkerton de- tectives.
 The indictments for treason involve thirty-on defendants and include Hugh ODonnell, John McLuckie and Hugh Ross.
 The charges of murder against H. c. Prick and other Carnegie officials are for the Killing of George w. Rutter, John E. Morris, Joseph Sotak and Silas Wayne, whose deaths resulted from the riot. The true bills are against H. 0. Prick, F. T. F. Lovejoy, Robert Pinker- ton, William Pinkerton, J. A. Potter, w. s. Corey, J. G. A. Leishman, 0. w. Beddell, w. H. Burt, John Cooper, F. w. Hinde, Nevin Mcconnell and James D O. vey.
 In the conspiracy cases H. c. Prick, , George Lauder, H. M. Curry, Leishman. Otis Childs, Lovejoy, L. c. Phipps, G. A. Corey, J. A. Potter, J. F. Dovey, McCon- nell, the Pinkertons, Cooper, Beddell, Frederick Primer, Burt and Hinde are the defendants.
 In the aggravated riot cases true bills are returned against Prick, Curry, I4eishman, Lovejoy, L. 0. Phipps, Dovey, Mcconnell, Cooper, Beddell, Primer, Burt and Hinde.
 The indictments against Prick and others in the murder cases are separate, making four in all.
 The prosecutor in the murder cases is | Hugh Ross, against whom there are l charges of murder, treason, conspiracy and aggravated riot.
 The indictment against the Carnegie | officials in the conspiracy cases is a | lengthy document, comprising ten type | written pages. Among other things it | sets forth, concerning H. c. Prick and
 the others named, the following: That they did unlawfully, falsely and maliciously conspire, combine, confeder- l ate and agree together to depress, lower, lessen and diminish wages, price and | compensation of labor of divers persons employed by the Carnegie Steel Com | pany, Limited, to then and there close | up the steel manufactory and to cease l work and operations therein, and there upon to convey and cause to be sent 200
 men and upwards, armed with guns, re-
 volvers, pistols, knives and other deadly
 weapons, to overawe, intimidate and frighten persons in the said township of Mifain, who were then lately employed by l the said Carnegie Steel Company, to in-
 wade the said township of Mifflin and to
 attack said persons who were then lately
 before employed, and to shoot off and dis charge the said guns and other deadly
 weapons against the bodies of che said persons who were then lately before en- ployed by the said Carnegie Steel Com
 pany, Limited.
 In regard to the fight on the morning
 of the 9th, the bill says the defendants
 ''did counsel and advise the shooting"
 The bill in the aggravated riot cases
 against the Carnegie officials differs very little from that in the conspiracy action.