Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07

CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION
or THE TROUBLE.
Failure Of a Prominent Liverpool
flrm.-Oiher
Items.
The sheriff issues n Proclamation 10
"Good sliiE,ug"

] AA' ANNNNN "
Good ciiiEcus"
PtrTsBUHu, Pa, July T. - Sheriff
! McCltAry, IN addition to his proclsfna'
| ton last evening calling on all go0d
| citizens TO appear armed AZ hia ONCE
THE morning, svut out % uumucr ol
l personal summUnscs 10 the same effect
carly this morning. Neither pfoola-
nation nor uummonses lad much
effect At nine O'Clock, the hour
mentioned, only one man appeared
under tho general PROCLAMATION, ana
Oi lu1 men personally summoned, only
twelve responded.
A. it was apparent that q sufficient.
/ ~ large force cnuid not be got to-
gethef, the sheriff decided 10 POSTPONE
his TIP TO Homestead III tomorrow.
In the meantime he will issue
additional summouses. Much roluct'
ance ia shown by tie citizens about
going TO Homestead where they know
fight would await them. This city
auu Allegheny have three thousand
members oithe Amalyamlted Associa-
tiou who, OF course, would not march
against their fellow wofkmen.
Figures at the sherii's office show
10 killcd and 90 wounded, siN VI whom
VIII die, making the total larger than
that In tue riots OF l55i The names
oi the sixteen are MOI given however,
aud II Is believed to be inaccurate.
What II believed TO be n complete list OF
| tho dead makes total OF ten, Of whom
six are workmen and f0ufPinkefIons,as
| fullnws;
Workmen-John Morris, Anthony
Wayne, Thomas Wei1in, Henry 5Iiie-
gel, John Fares, Joseph Soppo.
Pinkerions-J. W. Kline, Edward
Cynners; two, NAMES unknown, were
shot anu fell overheard.
Eleven wofkmen are severely hurt,
siI Of whom may die and twenty-five
othersare lightly injured.
Those 10 danger Ut dying are:
| George Retter, illchard Durham,
VIM. Foy, Henry Ruslski, AMY
Cudia, ChRs. Dacska.
Nearly every one u the pinkertona
II more or les hurt. Seventeen Of
them are suffering from many wounds.
The remainder bear evidence IN cuts,
bruises, swollen heads anu faces, Of tue
/ rough treatment they received at the
hands of the workmen when they
surrendered last evening anu came
Out OF the boat. The application Of
tiste, clubs aud stones anu brick.
bats as they passed the crowd
left them In u horrible hat
tered w condition, but II B. not be-
lievel that any OF them will die from
the effect Of the beating they received.
They cams mostly fam Chicago,
New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia
and Boston. All OF them, except those
In the hospital who were unable TO 20,
left Tor New York this morning ON a
II HNNHa. 10
road, Every man o. them was only
too glad TO get nut OF the Aeighborhood.
PRICK GUARDED.
A deputy returned from Homestead
this morning aud says the taking Of
gesseto nj that place would surely
bring about n conflict. The men are
flushed with yesterdays success and
unreasonable. A dOublo force Of pollco.
men are on duty in this city to'proviic
for any emergency In the way Of tuf-
bulence among the idle crowds In the
streets. The home Of 10. Flick was
guarded by private detectives last
night. Others are keeping personal
guard over FTlckg.
LoytJDy, the secretary Of the Car.
negie steel Company, sid this morn.
ing that the cOmran could do nothing
uull the Sheriff had restored u lis
possession IL property. lie sdded, the
time for "a cOnierv nee with the men
/. has gone by, but those who wish would
be given work individually.
B AT HOMESTEAD.
Homestead Ia strangely silent this
morning. II 30 the quiet Of sober
altvr.lhoughl. The leaders are won.
deFlng what should be the next step.
, The men are bathing thelT WOUNDS
aud preparing pouring lead, The
leaders propose 10 have tie fence
! around Carnegic's property rebuilt and
repair all other damages by yesterdays
I riot with view OF preventing suits
10y the company. The guards 10 look
alter tho Interest OF tue company
have been renewed. There II much
! surprise bore over the release hy the
d Sheriff aud the sending away u the
. | Pinkerton guards. When the work.
men agreed not 10 XIII them,
!, II was understood that the guards
would be placed In jail, until
Information Tor murder could bo
s sworn out against them. The report u
O.. their release excited much angry dis
Z cuesion ut fret, but this quleted down
y when the men remembered thatii thoy
4 appeared against the Pinkortons ~
. Witnesses, they themselves would DO
Y liable 10 prosecution for riot,
n The call Of the sheriff for posse was
received with good naturud trfision, ns
they were confident posse could not
u be collected. The men this morning
O. removed the barrchdos and restored
= things to their normal condition rs far
, "a possible, The men are confident OF
their p1wer and, while determined "a
preserve peace locally, will brook nc
outside interference,
Tug sHTmFF LEAVES THE MATTER
WITH THE GOVERNOR.
PIrTsnuRG, July 7.--Thc sheriff
again telegrnphed thegovernor at moor
saying that all his means were exaust
, | ed ANA he left the matter la the hand
OF the governor,
Three Of the injured workmeu are IL
pTecAriOus condition, The death !
70 eNI eCtod any moment OF VIM. FOy an,
u Hco. Ritter hnd Richard Durham, Tn
hyH'clnn who examined tho wounde,
lIukertuua says tho hands Of most o
them boar evidence Of hard work; sew
eral told him they were mill mon VIII
4 came here for the purpose Of workiui
IN hndinOt fighting, There are nov
- twenty-suveu wounded PinkeTtnns II
, tho hospital. Michael Counae, one q
: the number died Of his wounds thi
morning. He came from Now NOr
.. city Ed JaCOvur, another viii ala