Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
ONE FOB JOHN M'LUCKIE.
Six of Them Picked Up, and They
Each Furnish $1,000 Bail.
O'DONNELL'S NAME WAS ERASED.
Interest Stopped on the Deposits Of the
Men Still Cut.
LITTLE CHANGE IN THE SITUATION

Yesterday SO more informations were
made against the Homestead locked-out men
| and number of Homestead citizens. As
usual they were made before Alderman Nc
Masters and Secretary F. T. F. Lovejoy
was the prosecutor. The charge was
aggravated riot aud the penalty for this is
three years poenal servitude and fine
of So. .OOO The bail for this time has been
fixed at 5000.
This does not mean that there is an end
OF the murder cases. but is only a little
variety thrown in. There were a number of
informations made for murder which have
not been made public and there are many
more prepared that will be entered as soon
as more of the marked men are placed
behind the bars
Yesterday morning Sylvester Critchlow,
one of the first seven charged with murder,
surprised everybody by appearing at Alder
man McMaster's Office and giving himself
up. He was at once committed to jail.
New Charge Against Him.
He had only been there q short time when
Secretary Lovejoy made his new informa-
tions, and among them was found one for
Critchlow and commitment for aggravated
riot was lodged against him. Another
one was found to fit James Close, who had
been arrested on Tuesday for murder, and a
similar commitment was lodged against
him. Both will apply for bail this morn
ing
The informations on the charge of aggra-
waited riot review the scenes of the famous
fight on July 6. On the lis. of one was the
name Of Hugh O'Donnell, but pen had
been drawn through his name In the list
there are also warrants for Burgess Nc
Luckie, Hugh Ross and others.
The announcement of the new informa-
tions in Homestead spread more terror
among the frightened locked-out men. Con-
stable Morris appeared there with big
batch of warrants. In short time Matthew
Foy and Peter Allen who had before been
arrested on a charge of murder were picked
up again on the new charge. C.
w. Mansfield, P. j. Nau and
Thomas Connolly were also arrested.
Burgess McLuckie Was Not Around.
An attempt was made to fnd Burgess
McLuckie but he could not be found
The prisoners were all marched to the
guard tent in Camp Sam Black and held
there until z o'clock. Then squad of SOL
dlers escorted them to the City Farm rail-
way station. A crowd of four or five hun
dred men and boys were on the platform,
and for time it looked as though there
would be a collision between the military
and the civilians. but the opportune
arrival of another squad of militia
prevented any scene. The prisoners were
placed on the o'clock tram for Pittsburg.
They were cheered as the train started on
its way. They were brought before Alder
man McMasters, where each was compelled
to give bond in the sum of $1,000. John
Ruch and Jacob Trautman were the Sc
curity. Then they all returned to Home
stead.
Captain O. c. Coon, who was one Of the
witnesses before the Coroner on Tuesday,
learned that one of the warrants was tor
him. He did not wait for the constable to
notify him, but hurried to Pittsburg and
gave bond. All waived hearing and are
to appear at the September term OF court.