The sun., 1892-07-10
STRIKERS BECOME CEhSURS,
AND HOMESTEAD VIRTUALLY DE
CLARED IN A STATE OF SIEGEy
No One Allowed to Enter or Leave the
Town without sntisfnctoriiy Esp aiming
sis M,a~ion - Elaborate For incations
Said to Have Reeu nulit In the Z In MIL

sis Mir-ion - Elaborate For incations
Sh'e =" hHVe heen hu'is IN tho 'iE MIL.
P1TTSBURaH. July 9.-Another day has
| passed without bloodshed. but with the town
absolutely in the power Of insurrec; ionists
who make and administer their own laws. who
say who shall and who shall not walk through
the streets. who may stop Mt tho hotels. and
who prescribe how this man shall net and what
that man shall say, They would like even to
exercise n cci sorship over the press To q
certain extent Il ey have established such a
censorship. and several reporters have
been ordered out of town. Among them selves
these men arc ord srly. Toward strangers or
visitors they arc savage. They justify their
conduct by saying that tho fight against them
Is desperate one. that IL Is II fight for their
homes and their wives and children. rs we'll
rs for thoir lives. They say that every effort
is being made to find out all their secret do
ings in order that thoy may TO the better and
quicker whipped and that therefore they
must treat every man as u SPY who cannot
give an account OF himself and who cannot
tell wis ho Is in Homestead. They say. too.
they believe that their employers would
take posscssion of the town n they could get a
en- clcisnt nu,nhor ~ mon into a. Vigilance.
euhieieh' hunper vi men INV H. 'ikH"n'0'
they say. is tho p Ice OF victory.
The laws of tho wholo State are set ne naught
,,,, ,h., u,,,ti,a - o,,,,.no .ro rastricte1
anu 'ie h"''''s vi chi"e"o aio 1851 i''e''
These men are capable Of enforcing their own
wishes. When two or three say a man must
co. 10 he hius. me Wnin VI '"e'e nie" 10
law: to protest against 1t brings insults and
thr.n.s. to r,rus, to ohev nipht m can death,
~ - 49,. 49,. ,,., t,,,l L.o, 49,, on,,,h "a
w ma" nus 'e' oeen iouh" o'a'' e"'NsA W
take tho chances.
The question Is now how long this state Of
~ ~, ', 10 " "" M, ,h,t ,hor
hhnirs is gong l" las'. Inc men say ''''' '''oy
will never give in. that they will never permit
nun.uni,n mon to work in tho mill, and that
.h,,,, ,,;, n,.I, - ,,, a,.,.h W,h ,o,h bour'o
thrS wiz he,'' 10 'he oe"''' WIN 'a'" "ou,
The mon mr., NOT idle, Each hour they arc
ho.nr,ine h.tt.r nronor,d to con, with nny
force that may be sent when at last tho OLE
flriuls determine that they must be put down.
In .iaro Of the d.sorsan,acd moi which met
and vanIuished tho Pinkerton watchmcn on
Wednesday. there Will be found an organized
,,' , -, .,l .,,,,, :. ,,o,
io'ce uuocr ."e coin,iihu anu 'e"u' " WV
the orders OF ono leader.
Something OF this organization was shown
s., .,.'' ,,,,,i,, -, 49,, 80, Thu,s1,, ~
py ~" Soun", o' an' inn.as "r , az a,
5000 men was ns. scnLled mt one spot to
meet snnnoSed invaders; The picket duty is
u'Nh'"u VI iito eisnt-nuur Wdltnes. NJ H.al
ana read, to ilsnt. 80 ,,,;u .,o,.o.,
that the steel works have been in charge OF the
reGwa!1y I'M, Inhi"yea watchmsn ol v .ne fom San
pah 'h' 'h", ''N - A>'
to s." whether TINS statement Is true or not.
nt ts 01 nesife eze eo Gnter te
lead tns 'nIairsss q 9qt q t.wn y with warning
This If etno9r REL ortrr wi wth Geld g glass ass
bin. across the river from tn. mills. ne found.
used by the strike ImiinE the lnttle: had
been n2Ncd about In sntn manner as to
ana thht ~, A.niV,l In ApftGna ~ ,oit ,an oeeI
n.. nHGe 10 o' steel pars' plies oi cohe' coa ana
fack 2l these the high stacks OF hrid-rlron.
wnich hah cen !yInE M9nGt eyer EYER, sime" the
nask snield led and would 400 pr"tec,ion to
several hund'ed nm ne ne 1reMs,w1rks nI or rs "re
80 ar,ah+:rn I'm, ni,,n II t''o i'm lnen nna III iHt
they can WIN rr,, r.I car o,,or ni @ ony 1
tew eet get linn n"es crsc ShSrr un ifiYau na can ian
sic tne new .opp,yert,ns mill; surrounding
the cuh'e!''h. h,,m me tet",teI saw lies Oh
n,s ron a. i,.ts, ,.eem et aS " i o Hi,h ,e
ohter slue oi lhtse "ttI anu MUG ultcn.
making " nsAh u IN npGss itie ior iootneh 10
stn m 'nI NIL n ne 'r'er ep erdrn wn ia snis sHe NO
t"Wn snW az ''''' "'' 'tA'' os'A 'toee' " ''"''
the strikers. who practically compose the
%r thSir donss 3 VS. % iHny seem to- think that they
are an oicn!ly. !aW-at lu!nE 10, OF hneri an
eiiEcns sinn,y e%%"irlslns % tE ,Lelr r.Gnt 10 oe-
ienn themselves aGa.nst I tteir enemies. r,oh
-, hcIe was q '"ri"rht inns ai'etno'n Which
lluslfI,ts tteir uI';nl"n %. tnoiilsen.s. a cor
rr>pnhuent l"r Wuslr!n Iairr s'ripeu ~
tne 'rhh iron, ittemnas,, ahn s,af'"! Two 10 Walk
rhlluly 70 .he t'teeia!,h s,"t.o'i., iMo urn
chrfyin& MihcntStrr iihrr t'oni o,i l'li, , h"id
~ nm iist uy me arm ano one VI mem shu'
NO; 50 fast. my friend. "nere are you go
ing ,.,- ), a., .,,u.o
c.niwH",l, .ho oon,,,;..oo ,o r,t,h s.r0,,o-.
ner" IN" commii'ce 70 Watcn slraneers.
one oi tho men said. and You've got to give
al a.cphn' OF You! srii. .,,,, ,,
m reLor,er' ana came 10 ge. tne t9,t. newI;
oil. you want 10 See thnt you telI the
truth. Scef Trl your raper thtt were or.
d9riy. iaW.ahiulnG people, ana That We 70 net
IN OF FoWuies. .,, ~
1rS. hroNr IN tne othcr man HnEerin9
ms riie suSScstlNely. we i've UP 10 the law
mere. , A.,
80 iar thn ohiy "h's 20 suiier rom tne n
y:hh'y OF tEcsc pcv.ie mere nave hern the
ntWslhp"r rufrrSpohdentS ihtre arc no
other strangers here. as tho rl mate lnst now
Is Is loo 70" ui sn NY tua We rep2t'yrs ,,s are
nmrhsn@m nS Al VINO see ~ I" ask '"p Imrir
lns me s.Ieels with III: e!li LOOKING sus-
Iici"n!rS.y at every hrwsiL.pei Ehn "h. Iass-
esi Tue mument correspondent stops TO
nsk n striker a question CROWD gathers
around nm 70 lls'cn. Some o' me strikers
nave tihen 10 car ylhs sWorIs or IONS WItn