The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-07

oauso he believes that Sheriff McCleary has
not used all the lower at his command TO auell
| tho riots.
The story Is current around the Capitol that
sherfh McCleary. who Is n shrowd politician.
with reelection In view. Is Sinking hia duty
IN not calling out sufficient number OF depu-
ties. and that he desires to place the RESPONSE
billy upon the Governor. 1t Is the common
BELIEF that Governor Pattison has considered
THIS phase OF the situation. and will persist In
MS REFUSAL to order out troops until he is con-
WINGED that the Sheriff has done his whole
duty. telegram was sent from tho Law De-
partment to-day calling Sheriff McClearys at
tention to the law which authorizes him to ap-
point as many deputies as he may consider
sufficient for his purposes.
hdjut-Gcn. Greenland arrived at tho
Capitol to-day and spent several hours In con-
sultntion with the Governor As n result OF
the conference thinge were set in motion at
tho military headquarters. and II the cmer-
gency should come no time will BIO Loaf In
getting troops to Homestead This morning
Gov, Pattison received the following telegram
from Sheriff McCleary:
situation At Homestead is very grave NY deputies
were driven from the ground and tho wa'chmen sent
by the mill owners attacked. Shots were exchanged
and some men killed and wounded. Unless prompt
measures are taken to prevent II. further boodshed
~" s'e"s ues'ruction VI properly po SNpeoteu.
Tho striking workmen and their friends the ground
number At least 50co and the civil authorities ut
tsrly unable to cope with them. Wish you would send
representatives at once.
To this despatch the Governor promptly re-
piled:
command.
This afternoon Gov. Pattison wired sherifi
McClcary as follows:
How tisa hova VIM and what
measures have taken to enforce order and protect
property The county authorities must exhaust every
ineans to preserve peace.
Private messages have also been received
by the Governor indicating that the situation
is exceedingly grave. and that tho State
troops will be necessary to preserve life and
property. Sheriff McClenry wired the Gov
ernor later as follows:
After personal visit to tho Homestead works yester
day morning. and careful inquiry to the surround
ings endcavored to gather force to gunrd the works.
but unable to obtain then sent twelve depu
ties almost my entire regular force to Homestead but
they were driven from the srounds The mill owners
heir way up Tie r rive and When they ATTEMPTED
m.d ms ss ss
nhns isn's sou sns sass%
were wounded on potn sides. Several are reported
sss sa.ra. sasfs: Hay: Nc, Ss *.
o 70 ." are an" am. .de S & and
s ann. rf s.en
by the Steamer wnicn to~sd them there. The civil
AN .nsd .na rSrss
ate action your part.
The Governor replied as follows:
yonr telegram indicate. that you have not made any
attempt to execute the law 70 entoIes order, ,o and d
aun,e number Of depat,es '''' ''' '''''> ~
Adjt. Gen. Greenland declared tonight that
d Mos hy e e t. he
satisfied that the local authorities Of Alle-
.ghe,ny had used all 81 the power .I,,i at
He has been in snltation With members Of
the Governor's staff tonight. and u the ne;
at 4. IL
says no special arrangements have been made
to get the military, in readiness. because the
should go. troops will be on the ground With
main in his office all night. to await develop
GOV Pattison; Secretary ~ HeErty. Attorney;
the conference a Sun repressentatiye inter a
convinced that the civil authorities Of Ale
f The shs sHf Sas the S anhy to sa
any number Of deputies. but up to this
time have no Information that he
his own men to the scene. In my opinion.
sufficient means have not been resortrd to by
Ihavo official proof that the civil authorities
have done all in their power. and that the riots
still continue. shall not call out the National
Guard"
A late despatch to the Governor tonight
comes from Col. Connolly OF pittsburgh. a
the Governor that II Is expected that the difil-
cult!cs at Homestead will BIO promptly ad-
justed. Late Developments. Connolly says.
Justify this belief
The Governor received from Col. Connolly at
Pittsburgh late tonight tho following de-
spatch:
PinGerton men have surrendered mi strikers have
allowed them TO land They are now on their way TO
this city. Everything Is quiet, and no trouh appre
hrnded ght. Your last telegram to the Sheriff has
induced him to issue proclauAton'cal ing upon The
citizens To meet at O'Clock tomorrow morning. pre-
pared to 20 tn Homestead and restore order. Your
course meets general approval