New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
QUIET PREVAILS At HOMESTEAD.
MANY NONUNIoN DE:ERrERs RETURN TO WORK
THE MEN BUSY RAISING MONEY.

MANY NONuNION DF.ERTERs RETURN TO WORK
THE MEN BUSY RAISING MONEY.
Homestead, Penn. Aug 0.-The Carnegie Com
pany seems TO have checked the retreat OF It's non
union men, which began at such a lively rate yester
day morning n TO threaten 10 depopulate the mill
I'm n week No further d"sertlons were reported 10
day. and several OF those who went away Oh saturday
night returned this morning. The Arm declares thai
no Inconvenience resulted from the desertion OF the
men Yesterday and that the mill Is operating rs
smoothly rs before. The number OF applications for
no ons from old men, according TO all oicial at the
mill confines 10 increase but 10 said the men were
afraid TO report at this time.
on the other hand. the leaders OF the Iockeoou
men are working dcsertons for all they are worth
As an OFF set 10 Duqucsne. and TO such ehect mat the
people here seem 10 have forgotten the upper mill
altogether and 10 day bending new energies 10
create dissatisfaction among the non-unionsis con-
fined I'm the mill. To that end, workers VINO leave
the mill are treated royalty, and sent back IN =
condition elowingy TO depict the hospitality OF the
Homestcaders and the improperly OF taking their
nlaces THE success of the relief committees which
have gone Fast proved gratifying to the men here
especially the work Of Hugh ODOnncll, who has tele
rraphed that he secured $4,000 In Boston alone. IL
X the sentiment Of the Advisory Committee, however
that no time should be lost in canvassins every sec
ton OF the country to aid before pubc lhtes
and sympathy begin 10 wanc. The committee theFc
fo. proto,cS at once to dispatch committees west ana
south Arrangements are making for an enormous
rscnc at Ross Grove for the benefit Of the locked out
Homestead men.
Acting Chairman Crawford ~ the Advisory Com
mittee today received telegram from New Haven
Conn., that Cigar Makers Union No. 30 has proposed
an amendment to the constitution mat thc lh'erha
tionaI president be authorized 10 draw from the In
ternaiional funds $1,000 In support Of the Ainalln
mated Association oi Iron and steel Workers who are
now 1chilne "A battle for existence In Homestead,
Penn.
A dispafch from Duqu'sne STATES That the mill
IL working smoothly and win ~ "douhlc turn
At once Several OF the workers thcr" ttci 10 eNtrac
n promise Yesterday from the that they refuse
TO work material for Homestead The steel workers.
however did not give encouraging assurances. and
1t Is probable that they too badly beaten TO
rebel.
Pttsburg. Aug. 0.-Anarclism In Allegheny has re
celvcd a aial blow from the police the north side
Of river and since the wholesale arrests made ~
the time Of the recent outbreak everything has been
peaceful in the camp 81 the reds The police are
not making arrests. they giving ans alton
ton TO The matter They say that thew sure they
will have no trouble from tho followers Of Most
Police superintendent OMara make, complet" de
NAL 81 all the allegations made by Frank Mollck in
an alleged Interview with the Anarchist elegraphcd
from Long Branch. IIc declares he has 10 fear Of
any action Mollck may bring against him.
The Upper Onion Mills Of the Carnegie Company
running In all departments tO-day but the nun.
Der u men ut work cannot he learned The eighteen
and twenty inch mills started up this morning. Every
thing was qnet In the vicinity Of the min. This
morning the wOrkmcn foated lnrge American nag
above the works. The object could not be- learned
and the Incident occasioncd considerable comment
among the strikers.