Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-03
HUNTING FOR THE MEN.

Officers Find 1t Is no: Easy Task-De-
PENDANTS Did Not Care to Spend Sunday
l. JaiI-The Carnegie side OF the Treason
case.
Tie charge OF treason against the Home
stead Advisory Board continues to be dis
cussaL vigorously in all quarters. The Car
ue-ie lawyers are resting on their oars, con-
te-; TO await Developments p. c. Knox
and udge Reed will talk privately about
ne cas,s, but not for publication. Mr..
Knox said yesterday that they had entered
sEe proceedings. and there was nothing
1I1ra that his side could do for the present.
but ] want to say a word about the talk
Of persecuticn, be continued. THAT is
not our intention. These people have been
interfering with the operation of the Home
stead mill since the strike began. They
never thought OF persecution when they
we're clubbing the Pinkerton men, gouging
cur their eyes and otherwise abusing them.
is was all right from their standpoint.
Tie men working in the mill have had to
stay N the yard, knowing very well if they
y eat cut iuto the town they were in danger
@. lsyinc their heads broken. If this is
a..." Ef---'-t3t- -Dl4a i NtA-lN lihS " Aho" NuaI
T-oulc call it. All that the Carnegie firm
asks s. to be let alone. They must have
protection under the law"
Guy5n., the SlleriGss Deputies
some amusing incidents have occurred in
cauuecti0n with the attempt to find the
ler- Pct Farrell and O. II. Mills have been
ly, at!zei to 10 the work with the assist
..-...-. .,.- .fg-.,-4fa. ;,, t. is
gu easy task 10 arrest a man in his own
CNr rrE and among his friends, as these
gtrC~s have discovered. A few of the men
-.as.Tel have been seen, but the suddenness
N..u " l.ca they disappear when the depu-
f..a give cuu-e iu:riy DaraIyzes McCIeary's
people. Saturday night member of the
Advisory Board took great pleasure in guy
in- tire officers, and giving them Jack o.
lantern -oUt race. lie would be observed
r.auting ON one corner, suddenly he would
l-S. pngar and turn Up in another place. II
ia. av a deputy alone, he would give HIM
tHa laugh iTuIa across the street, and by the
E--1 5Le deputy got assistance he would be
number of the Advisory Board who are
wanted were in PItJsbur" Saturday even
f-E. 8 fc even attended the theaters.
They were auI-ous to know if they could be
g..rcstcd ON sunday. and when told that no
cay was au u .lEm fCr them, they became
very alert
Would Ec Ready to Give Bail
one Of tie most prominent men in the
k1visory Board WIS encountered on Smith
Z . street. lie said he had no intention of
I--istin- urles., but he wasn't going to
spend sunday IL Jail to please anybody. He
2IDefsgl q llttlt JlIe TO get his DondSmen, and
ln would Se ~ the Court House to enter bail
t.-.- morning lie promised that n number
~. LIS colleagues wuuld he on hand
-"pu-y Alli5 Wa not doing much hustling
yesterday. He claims that some of the men
wanted were out Oi town at the time the
Warrants were issucd, ana others have left
+' e -tu;e since. lie said their Whereabouts
arc known, ana they can all be caught if
tie Carnegie Company cares to spend
re money rc 20 alter them.
La expects that men like Dave Lynch, Billy
lotgrrS uul shannon viii have no trouble
u secure bail and viii soon appear in court
1-e GAG hoped 20 capture Lynch going home
C.- she late train Friday night, but the boss
~ 81 lad been posted, and did not get into
tae net. MIR. Mills added that Maloney and
scGaeter. the bOndsmen for Hugh Ross, arc
very uneasy about him, and they would feel
better II they knew where he is.