New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
OFFICIALS PUT UNDER BAIL.
HOMESTEAD STRIKERS CARRY OUT THEIR
THREATS.
ARRESTS on A CHARGE OF MURDER OF OFFICERS
OF THE CARNEGIE COMPANY-RELEAsED ON
$1,000 BAIIr-INFORMATlONS AGAINST
MR.. FRICK AND THE PIN
KERTONS ALSO.

plttsbnrg Aug. 3.-Tle threatened suits against the
corneca oriciols and the Pinkertons charging them
| r1tb murder were begun thi, morning and warrants
issued for tie arrest Of the defendants At IL ococN
Mcssrs Brennan and Cox, and liugl kosS' the prooo
outing witness, went to Alderman Kings once OH "c
south side and made the information against kooer'
| and william Pinkerton the heads OF the Pnkeron
Agency: J. A. Potter and q. A. Corey suIerinenue''
| o+ the works and Messrs Frck LOvejoy, Leishman
and Curry officials Of the company, ana certain fihh
.rton men, The Information Is as foilows'
commonwealth Of Pennsylvania VS. II. e. Flick, r. T.
r. Loycjoy Robert Pmkerton, William Pnkef'oh' D. A.
| Potter ti A. Corey J. g. A. Le.shmah' H. NJ Jury
c. w. Bedcl, Frederick Primer W. ~ pi 'o''" N''i0
and Frederick W. Hnde. ~
Before me- the subscriber Festus NJ KING ah Alueindu
in ard for said city rttsburg. personally c"'e
Ros who upon deposes and says tha' III , iinu'
,rAIn ,iI.cbenv County and STATE Of Pennsylvania.
o the 9Th doy OF July 1892 said defendants aa o tne
malice oforethought, felonousy and riotou'S. WIZ" ~,
| and arms and deadly weapons XIII ana muuei' ~ '
cause feoniosy to be killed murdered. Joseph oo'~N'
| John f. Morris George w. Rutter ana S1ss "o'''' - e
and there being In the peace and coinn'n"s''' u
| sylyania ., .oolvad and
This information is made Information recoNed anu
ho,ieved In he true Complainant therefore Pr'yS ""O
| s 49,. ,.suo and the aforesaid defendants may De
arrested and held to sn,wer this charge OF MURDER anu
further dcponent saith not 49, ..,.a s.v q,
Sworn to and subscribed before me ths '"iru N"' -
August, 1892 . =. r,xr Alderman.
1t was stated that informations will be made la'er
AGAINST the same persons for conspiracy 10 ueP w, w.
wages OF worlhgmen and conspiracy 10 lhcite liz
| by bringing a force Of armed men to Homestead i"o
! attorneys said the suits were heM oii VII ~ - 49,
| shooting OF Mr.. Frick. 49,.
In tho afternoon secretary LoVeoy, Nicc-rieSue"'
Ieishmann and Treasurer Curry, OF the Carnegie oon
papy. appeared before Judge Ewing In criminal court
and said they decided to surrender themselves OH III"
| charges Of murder preferred by hush hosS' 'us'
Ewing refused to hear application Tor bail u'll 'e
| ccused norsons had surrendered 10 Alderman King
The magistrate was sent for and after ne haa pre-
.entcd his docket the hearing was hed'
Me,,rs Lclshmann Currs and Mveioy waived
hearing as did II. c. Frck, Ncvln Mcconnell James
| ) Dovcy and superintendent Potter VINO were Ho
sent but represented by A. F. Patterson, their at
| toruov Me>srs. Frlck, Lovejoy, Leshmann and
furrv were then released $4,000 bail each, ana
u u and A. W. Mellon went on their Dond lh'
hearings on the application on the others were post
| poned until to morrow morning. Judge Ewing sa'u
| This Information Is made by man who Am
| .e,, * charged with murder and is now IN bail
II would have been better had II been made BY some
other person. ! think II the story In tho news
napers Is true none OF the charged In the III
! f,rmatlon can be held for murder, and certainly
not in the first degree. The men on shore "cre
there illegally, and unless you can show me uefe was
a malicious and deliberate killing there Is no use
|
vere there legally and the others were there IL
| L.y,lIy Theirs Is no equality btwecn these TWO
n,res II IS not very material who began TIE shooV
ing The men In the barges had the hight 10 use aii
necessary force to maintain their nghtfui possesson
Of this property. II there Is case here wiz near
IL but YOU must show some wilful ana uncaied
| for killing one OF these crowds was mob, The
| other WAS there legally. You do not stand in the
| same poJHon. | take your own statements and can
SEQ no parallel case The people on the bank were
in the wrong from the start II this is case OF re
tallation would Ike to know it,
Mc,,r,. Doycy and Mcconnell were arrested at
Homestead BY Constable stewart and brought to Fits
burg, but up to "A late hour tonight the trio had not
reachcd IN. TAIL y IS probable they will remain In
the cnt,y OF the constable ard present themselves In
the court In tie morning superintendent Potter has
pot vet been arrested II Is not mt a probable that
no VIII surrender himself untl tomorrow, as It would
compel him to remain IN Jail over night
! Mr. Fnck's young son, born few days ago' died
today. 1t T., not Likely t.at the father will be ar
rested mill after the funeral, aud not then unless he
I, able 10 le at his once.
| The arrests OF the yardmastcr. James DoVcy, ana
Mcconnell superintendent OF the open hearth depart
| nent 30 >, at Homestead THIS afternoon "eic at
tended by turbulent scenes, requiring the Interference
n the militia and additional arrest OF striker 1t
| ,. - O'Clock when ,onstables Amos stewart and
cir reached Homestead with four warrants, two for
,ho ,hoyc named Carnegie official, ard the Others Tor
,nperlnicndent John O. Potter and George ~ CORY.
rl, last named lnd gone Idsburg by the time the
| con,tahlcs arrived. Mesars. Dovey and McCohhei'
| however were found at the mill and were taken to
| ,hlr hnuics where they donncd street suits.
In t. n,.an time rumors OF the Prospective arrests
,,,d throngh the town. and hundreds Of ocked-out
and striking mill gathered at the different stations
| Az Nlunhall the crowd numbered about ZOO Ihe t'h
f., DIN, there NJ 0J and about minute before IL WAS
~, come the constablcs and their prisoners appeared
Ih, wa, the signal a great shout Of cNutItioh ana
| m. crowd surgrd around the station door as the
,ris,uei, were hurried into II. paiNl of militia
,rnyc 10 keep back the men and were aided by Il e"
| d.uity sherir,. Tho train was twenty minutes hr
however and every minute the crowd Increased "'u'
mu,t,re,i threats especially directed against DoN'y'
were plainly to bo heard
a. the time passed the crowd became more taIbn-
lent ard w0d WAS hastily sent 10 the Provost MARSHAL
i,,t.nant- Colonel Mcchlng. lie dispatched at once
Major Crawford with IA company Of the 10TH Regiment
=, ,h. station These arrived just the patrol WAS
| fixing blyouets TO repcl the people. Tie soldiers
m,rched company front pushing back the crowd wlich
retired in a surly way one striker, Thomas Bowen
| bcc,ne owstrepcrous and yelled: Three cheers ioS
povey blank him. Before the crowd could g'e them'
| Major Crawford signaed soldiers, who hastily
| s.ilcd Bowen lie had pcnknlfe IN his h"id nv
! ,h tiue lie WAS hustled into the station aud
| placed I'm charge OF two deputies Ilh> s"r"
m,,.pr oueed the hostile demonstration. On
the arrival of tie train, Nr>>rN boNcy ahu '0NVHcit
Win Bowon also put on II. and in addition TO
| o,et,hle, and deputy sherns detail of soldiers
| yro put aboard to project the mill bosses. At city
Farm aud Homestead stations, companies OF militia
re,. drawn up in line rs the train passed and kept
hack the crowd. At the sight Of the prisoners, how
| ver the crowds cheered Justify. Bowen, the striker,
uho WIS arrested will be charged with unlawful as
sembage, soiuorlS 'oH""'' an" P'''aDi' WIN III
citing to riot.
rb. news that all the Carnegie officials were ad-
,,..d IN hail at once was great disappointment 10
The pope here. who hoped that they would he kept
e. iiu for a night nj least. The arrests apparently
did ,ri I'm The slightest interfere with the operation
| -, ,he MILL while tho turbulent demonstration OF the
"tt.rnoon has convinced General Wyie that IL would
| ns tnyIse to remove the militia from Homestead for
lie present Excavation begun to-day In the