Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

| u INC Homestead StrlkerS VINO mas re
turned here to work in the Wright lin,
works, says the trouble is by no mean
over.
"Thc union men," he said, ARE pa
| tieitly waiting until all soldiers are with
drawn, and then there will be carnage It
Carnegie's. This is the quiet before til,
| Storm
| The union mon are neither defeated moi
dismayed and when the proper time
comes blow will be struck at the work!
| which Will have greater effect than any
thing that has yet taken place. am no
IN position to say what will be the
nature Of the attack, although ! have
heard the subject talked over"
PIrTsBrRG, Pa, Aug. 3.-The threatened
| suits against the Carnegie officials and this
linkertons, charging them with murder
were begun this morning and warrants
were issued for the arrest of the defen,
dants. At II o'clock Messrs. Brennan
Cox and Hugh Ross, the prosecuting wit.
nesses, went To Alderman Kings Office on
the south side and made the information
and the warrants were issued.
Robert and William Pinkerton are the
heads Of the Pinkerton agency; ]. A. Pot
ter and q. A. Corey are superintendent
at the works; and Messrs. Frick, Lovejoy,
Lelshman and Curry are officials of the
company, and the Balance are Pinkerton
men. The information is as follows:
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania VS.. II.
9. Frick, h. I. i. Lovejoy, Robert Pinker.
ton, William Pinkerton, j. A. Potter q.
A. Correy,J. G. A. Leishman, II. NJ. Curry,
g. w. Bedell, Fred Primer, w. II. Burt,
John Cooper and Fred w. Hinde
Before me, the subscriber, Festus NJ.
King, an alderman in and for said city of
PittsburS, personally came Hugh Ross.
who upon oath deposes and says that in
Mitiin township, Allegheny county and
state Of Pennsylvania, on the 9th day of
July, 1892, said defendants did of their
malicious aforesaid at once riotously, with
force and arms aud deadly weapons, kill
and murder and did cause feloniousiy to
be killed and murdered, Joseph Sotaz
John Il. Morris, and George w. Rutter and
Silas Wayne, then and there being in the
place and commonwealth of Pennsylvania
THIS IN my opinion is made OH inforina-
ton received and believed to be true. Com
plainant therefore prays that Il warrant
may issue and that the aforesaid descend
ants may be arrested and held to answer
this charge ofluurder,a and further deponent
saith not
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
third day of August, 1892
FEsrus NJ. KING, Alderman.
HuGu Ross.
Attorney Cox said this morning that it
was Hou iAiclI llltVlltlDll 10 arrest MT. FrlGk
at present. or do anything to endanger his
life or health. I'VE will not arrest all of
them at present. said he. 1--WE have
delayed this matter not because we doubted
our position, but to get the necessary evil
dence
1t is probable that informations will be
made later against the same persons for
conspiracy to depress wages OF working
men and conspiracy to lncte Il riot by
nrlnplIlu fnFpn nf nrntaI MN, IN
stead.
The attorneys say the suits were held off
on account Of the shooting of MIR. Frick.
ONLY TWO WARRANTS Issued
Attorneys Brennan and Cox held a long
conversation in Alderman Kings office
after the information had been made, the
result of which was that only two war
rants were issued; one against +. 7. +.
IoveJoy. secretary Of the company, and
one against ]. A. Potter general superin-
tendent of the Homestead mill.
POTTER AND LovEJoY TO BE ARRESTED.
The warrant for the arrest of Superin-
tendent Potter was placed in the hands Of
Constable Stewart, who left for Home
stead on the LILO train, and expects to
bring back MFR. Potter this afternoon on
the O'Clock train. The warrants for the
arrest of Secretary Loveioy was placed in
the hands of Constable Walls. II is nm
derstood Mr.. Loyejoy will surrender, waive
hearing, and ask the court to fix the
amount OF his bail.
MORE WARRANTS T0-MoRRow.
The fact that only two warrants we're
issued to-day does not mean that more
will not be issued. The others will be
issued tomorrow.
DEATH OF PRIcK's BABY.
PITTsRURG, Aug. 3.--H, G. Frick' S Young
nutAn E..x, &.
weeks ago, died to-day. It is not probable
that the warrant for his arrest will be
issued until after the funeral.
SECRET SOCIETY INVOLVED.
HOMESTEAD Pa, Aug. SIT is now
probable that as result of the wage con-
flict in Homestead secret society will be
involved. Complaint had been made 10
the Order of American Mechanics that in
the mill are large number of men wear
ing badges of the order, and that in taking
the places of the ocked-out men members
of the order, they are violating their oaths
and should be expelled,
The officers of the local council have
made an Investigation and if the reports
prove true they will appeal to the state
councillor.
THE CLAN-NA-GAEL ON HAND.
A wild story has been in circulation here
for two days which, in effect, is that d
stGItb tlllsohlN Vi lllG nHU
been here trying to induce the naturalizcd
lrishmen here to join this order.
The members have run against several
workmen who did not take any more
kindly to that than to the Anarchists WHO
came here and as result he was unCere-
monionsly hustled out Of town. 1t is posi-
BILE though that he did enlist few persons
before he left and these will continue
proselytiug.
EFFECT OF YESTERDAYS MEETING.
Thcimmediate effect of the mass meet
ing yesterday has been materially to
stitfen the courage of the locled-out men
and the strikers. Manager Potter claims
that 40 new men went to work in two
days, and that the rank and file of the
mechanical department were rapidly
weakening, This morning the company
only claim three additional applications,
and the men are not disposed to concede
that many.
STRIKERS FEELING MORE CONFIDENT.
In fact, the energies OF number Of day
labUrers who We're wavcriny yesterday IS
devoted to-day toward inducing these who
have gone in to come out and many STRAIT
egies are used to get hold OF the men The
Edna has been pl0ughing the shore all
morning trying TO find Homestead man
near the mill landing. The gates are be-
sieged aud letters containing personal APP
pealS are sent into the men,
I'VE have completely checked all feeling
of trouble remarked member OF the
committee this morning, mot
only are the men firmer than they have
been for week, but they will certainly
reclaim every Homestead steel worker who
has weakened.
This is our week. We have learned
that seven plates were rolled and not a Sin
gle one but was condemned. That con
vinCes us that our position has become
almost imprepnablc, and we can afford to
wait until Mr.. Carnegie tires OF having his
money thrown away