Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-12
THE FIGHT IS STILL ON.
A Plan to Assassinate Frick
Discovered.
The Proposed Destroyer Is an
Austrian Anarchist.
The Police of Vienna Discovered and
Reported the Plot.
O'Donnen's Begging Trip-The Fedora
tion of Labor to Urge General
O'DonneIPs Begging Trip-The Fedora.
tion of Labor to Urge a General
Boycott = The Pinkerton
Agency Sued.

By the Associated Press.l
PrTrsBURG, Aug. 1.-THE Post will
publish story in the morning to the
effect that the police have discovered
another anarchistic plot to assassinate
Frick. The assassin is Anarchist Aa-
ronstann, of New York, who is close
friend OF Bergman and Emma Goldman.
Aaronstann has been in the city for sew
eral days. and it is claimed he has been
waiting for favorable opportunity to
kill his victim. 1t is said the plot was
Matched out in Vienna, and was given to
the New York police by Vice Consul
Eberhardt. of Austria. The informa-
ton was given to Eberhardt by an Aus
trian who arrived in New York recently
with letters from high police officials OF
Vienna. The New York police at once
notified the Pittsburg authorities, and a
close watch for Aaronstann has been
kept about all the Anarchist resorts.
o'DoNNELL's RETURN.
HOMESTEAD, Aug. 1l.-Chairman
O'DonneIl, of the advisory committee.
returned today from trip through Cam
ada and the northern states. He SAYS
he met with cordial reception at all
points, and financial and moral support
was promised him.
TO BOYCOTT CARNEGIE IRON.
PrTTsBURG, Aug. 11.-At meeting of
the general executive council of the
American Federation of Labor, tongor-
row, the boycott on Carnegie material is
to be considered. William A. Carney,
member of the executive council, says
that since the Carnegie people have as
sumed an aggressive disposition, the
only course left for the ASSOCIATION. to
bring about fair and honorable adjust
ment, is to meet them with their own
weapons.
THE PNKERToNs SUED. ~
PHILADELpHIA, Aug. 1.-William R.
Letar brought suit for damages today
against the Pinkertons, on account Of
the Homestead riot. In his statement,
Letar says he was employed by the
Pinkertons to act as watchman in cer-
tain buildings in the state OF New York,
to which defendants falsely and deceit
fully pretended to be conducting him.
Then follows an account of the fight
with the strikers, and Letar says as re-
suit of being compelled to run the
gauntlet through the mob, one of his
vital organs was permanently injured,
incapacitating him from his accustomed
labor. Twenty thousand dollars dam
ages are claimed.
SCOTCH SYMPATHY.
GLASGOW, Aug. 11.-At meeting held
today the Glasgow trade council, with
only one dissenting member, passed a
resolution declaring that "while placing
Carnegie's name upon the roll of fame
with those OF Judas Iscariot and James
Carey, we feel constrained to tender
him our thanks for providing the world
with most powerful object lesson in
regard to the relations of capital and
labor" The resolution further depre-
Gates the action of the Ayr municipal
authorities in conferring the freedom of
the city upon Carnegie, and suggests
that James Keir Hardie, recently elected
member of parliament for the south
division of Westham, use his utmost
exertions to refund 9100 which Mr..
Carnegie contributed for his election ex-
penses.