St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-12
True Bills Returned Against
Thirty-One of the Home
stead Workmen.
Friek and Other Carnegie
Officials Indicted on Three
Charges.
indictments Also Returned
Against the PinkertOns
and Their Men.
Treason, Murder, Conspiracy
and Aggravated Riot the
Charges.

fITTSBURG. Oct. 1.-THE grand Jury
today returned true bills in the treason
cases against the Homestead strikers,
ana also in the murder. conspiracy and
aggravated riot cases against the Carne-
gle officials and Pinkerton detectives.
Chief Justice PaXson, of the supreme
court, occupied the bench with Judge
Kennedy when the grand jury filed in.
1here was large number of spectators
present. The indictments for treason in
Yolve thirty-one defendants.
They are Hugh O'Donnell, John
McGluckie, David Lynch, Thomas j.
Crawford, Harry Bayne, Elmer E. Bait,
Henry Bayard. T.W. Brown, George Col
gan, John Coyle, Jack Clifford, Dennis
NJ. Cush. William McConeygh, Michael
Cummings, William Combs. John
Dierken, Patrick F. Pagan, Matthew
Clerks, r. w. Kenny, John Miller, o.
5. Searight, John Murray. w. NJ.
Thompson, Martin Murray. Hugh Ross,
W. T. Roberts, George Rllands and
George W. Sarser.
Ehe Charges of Murder
against II. G. Frick and other Carnegie
officials are for the killing of George w.
Rutter, John E. Morris, Joseph Sotak
and Silas Wayne. whose deaths re-
suited from the riot. The true bills
are against II. G. Frick, +. n. T. Love-
Joy, Robert Pinkerton, William Pinker-
ton, j. a. Penny, w. c. CORY, J. q. A.
Leishman. c. ". Beddell, W. II. Burt,
John Cooper, f. NJ. Hinde, Nevin NJ.
Cornell and James Dewey.
In the conspiracy cases 81. G. Prick,
George Lauder, IL. NJ. Curry, Leish-
man, Otis, Childs, Lovejoy, L. c.
Phipps, q. a. Corey, J. a. Potter. j. F.
Doyey, Mcconnell. the Pinkertons,
Cooper. Bedell, Frederick Primer, Burt
and Hinde are the defendants. In the
aggravated riot cases true bills are re-
turned against Frick, Curry, Leishman,
Lovejoy, l.. e. Phipps. Dewey. Neon
nell, Cooper, Beddell, Primer, BURT and
Hinde.
The indictments against II. c. Prick
and others in the murder cases are sep
arate, making four in all.
The prosecutor in the murder cases
is Hugh Ross, against whom there are
charges of murder, treason. conspiracy
and aggravated riot. The indictment
against the Carnegie officials in
The Conspiracy Cases
is a lengthy document, comprising ten
typewriter pages. Among other things
1t sets forth concerning II. G. Frick and
the others named is the following:
That they did unlawfully, falsely and
mallclously conSpire, combine. confeder-
ate and agree together to depress,
lower and diminish wages, price and
compensation of labor of divers persons
employed by the Carnegie Steel COM
pany, limited. and close up the said
works and cease work and operations
therein and thereupOn to convey and
caused TO be sent zoe men and upwards.
armed with guns. revOlyerS. pistols,
knives and other deadly weapons to
OgeraWe, Iutimidate and brighten
divers persons in the said town.
ship of Miffiin and to attack
the said persons who were lately en-
ployed, and shoot and discharge the
said guns and other deadly weapons,
against the bodies Of the said persons
who were then lately before employed
by the said Carnegie Steel company,
limited.
In regard to the fight on July 6. the
bill says the defendants did counsel
and advise the shooting" The bill in
the aggravated cases against the Car
negle officials differ very little from that
III the conspiracy action, except that it
specifies that in pursuance to the al
legged conspiracy the alleged unlawful
aud riotouS acts were committed.