Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

PtrTsBURG. PA. August 3.-The threat
| eued suit against the Carnegie officials and
the Pin6ertons, charging them with mur-
| der, was begun this morning. and war
| rauts issued for the arrest OF the defend
ants. At II o'clock Messrs Brennan,
Cox and Hugh Ross. the prosecuting wit
ness went TO Alderman Kings ofice,on the
| South Side, and made the Information,
J and the warrants were issued.
The information is as follows:
"Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania rs.
| II. c. Frick, T.. T. L. LOveioy, Robert
| Pinkerton, VIM. Pnkerton. j. A. Potter,
| q. \. Corey. G. c.. A. LeishmRn. Il. Al.
Curry, c. W. Bedell, Fred Primer, VIM.
H. Burt, John Cooper and Fred w.
! Hinde.
Before me, the subscriber Festus NJ
| King. an Alderman IN and for said city OF
Pittsburg, personally came Hugh Ross,
who upon oath deposes and says that IN
Minlin township, Allegheny county, and
State Of Pennsylvania, on the 9th Cay or
July. 1892 said defendants did OF their
malice aforethougnt feloniously aud riot
ously. with force and arms and deadly
weapons, XIII and murder, and did cause
feloniously 10 be killed and murdered
Joseph SOtax, John h. Morris, George W.
Rutter and Slns Waine, then and there
being in the peace and Commonwealth OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
"This information is made on informa.
| ton received and believed 10 DC true Com
plainant therefore prays that warrant
may issue, and the aforesaid defendants
may be arrested and held 70 answer tho
charge OF murder, and further deponent
saith not.
"Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this
30 day OF August, loy2
(Signed) hUGH ltoss
Attorney Cox this morning said II was
not their intention 20 arrest Mr.. Frick at
present, or do anything 10 ondnnger hlsiifo
or his health.
1--WE will issue warrants against all OF
those named in the information, but for tho
present will not arrest all OF them. We
have delayed this matter, not because re
doubted our position, but 10 get tho neceS-
fairy evidence"
Ii is possible that informations will DC
made later against the same persons for
conspiracy 10 depress the wages OF wor6
men, and conspiracy 20 incite riot oy .
bringing force OF armed men TO Nom
stead - - -
The attorneys say tie suits v~er- beif ~
account OF the shooting Of Mr.. Fuck.
This afternoon about three o'clock SEQ
retary I.oveioy, Vice President Leisnman
and Treasurer Curry, Of the Carnegie Co,
appeared before Judge Ewing In criminal
court and said they desired TO surrender
themselves on the charges OF murder pro
ferred by Hugh Ross.
Judge Ewing refused 30 hear an apple
tion for bail until the accused had surren
cred 10 Alderman King. The magisu
was sent for aud after ho mad presen
his docket the hearing was held. Mci
I.eishman, Curry aud LOvcloy waiv
hearing as did II. c. Frick. New. NJ
deli, James DoYey and Supcrinte
Potter. who were absent, but repre-
by w. +. Patterson, their attorney
Messrs Frick LOveioy, Leisbu
Curry were then released on tlo
each, and r. B. Andrews went
bond. The harrington tho app
the others were postponed until
morning. Judge Ewing said
This information Is made by
himself is charged with murde
on bail II would have been
been made by some other pc
IL the story In the newspapC
Of the men charged ia the iI
be held for murder, and cert.
first degree.
THE men on shore werf
and unless you can show
malicious and deliberate
use wasting any more |
the bargcs were ther
others were there ilif
on the bank were in y
start. II his Is "A
would like 20 know H.
Messrs DOyey aud Nc
rested az Homestead by Co.
art and brought 10 Pittsburg.
late hour tonight the trio had no.
the iail. II is probable that they
main In the custody OF the constable 49,
present themselves A. court 10 the morning.
Superintendent Potter has not yet ossn
arrested. The statement that be bad been
released on bail was erroneous aud II h not
81 all probable that he will surrcpner him
self until tomorrow as Il would necessitate
remaining IN jail over night
n IS said that the reason Superintendent
Potter did not surrender this afternoon .
that the evidence against him Is stronge
than against others. He was oD tho barg
with the PinkertOn men, and, lis elaine
gave the order 20 ire. For this reason
other officials were anxious 70 De relea
before be gave himself up.