Evening journal., 1892-07-22
The STRIKERS ARE FIHIA
Frick's Days Of Grace Expire,
but the Men Stay Out.
LEADER oDoNNEIL SENT TO JAIL.


lie Expects to Have No Trouble in Get
ting Released on Sail-The Soldiers
Settling Down for stay-rhe strike
May spread and recome Gigantic.
HonrsraAD, Pa, July 22-The arrests OF
Hugh 0'Doanen ond Hugh Ross created no
excitement among the working people, and
the absence Of miammatory talk shows
iethargy that marks the beginning OF the
end. The leaders say that the rest Of the
battle must be fought in the courts. APP
plication for the release on bail Of Hugh
O'Donnell and Ross viii be made in Pitts
burg before Judge Magee No additional
iuformations We're sworn by Secretary
Loyejoy, despite his statement early IN the
week that he proposed TO take such steps
day after day.
Messrs. Wehe and Brennan, president
and legal adviser respectively Of the Anal
gamated association, were closeted with
Governor Pattison for an hour. Governor
Pattisou refused TO disclose the nature of
the conference, and Messrs. Weihe and Bren-
nan were equally reticent Mr. Brennan
said, however, that the object Of the visit
had seemingly been accomplished and that
IL it has been successful the present trouble
would be brought to an immediate conclu-
sion.
The Stay Of the Troops.
But the statement made by Governor Pat
tison to a United Press reporter directly
after the conference, that he did not know
how much longer he would remain in Home
stead, would seem TO indicate that he does
not take a peaceful view OF the situation,
and would not leave until matters assumed
a more definite phase. The militiamen re-
ceived rations for five days, and it is almost
certain that they viii remain in Homestead
for that period and probably longer
1t is the almost general belief here among
| persons interested that Messrs Weihe and
Brennan failed to accomplish the object OF
their mission. They went directly from
headquarters to the railroad station and
took train for Pittsburg They did not
see any Of the local leaders either before OF
after the conference.
Samuel Burkett, James Flanagan, Sylves.
ter Critchlow and Anthony Flaherty, the
four men accused Of numbering Pinkerton
men in the battle OF July G, are believed tc
be in Homestead No attempt has been
1
stables since last Monday. Burkett and
Critchlow say they viii surrender them
selves if Hugh ODonnell and Hugh Ross ar,
admitted to bail Flanagan and Flaheril
are said to have determined not 70 Civ,
themselves mp or allow themselves to be ar
rested under any circumstances.
Evictions to Commence.
AT o'clock last night the limit set by thl
Carnegie company FOR applications for EN-
ployment had expired. With the exception
Of few laborers not one Of the old EN-
ployees took advantage Of the offer Thi
leaves the company free to carry out its in
tention TO fiji the works with nonunion men
The Carnegie company has decided {
evict the Hungarians and Poles who occr
py the twenty-five company houses O
Shanty hill, just back Of General Snow
den's headquarters. The heads Of tines
families are day laborers in the mill au
are now on strike. just what viii becom
Of these families when they are thrown ou
Of doors is not known, as there are nc
twenty-five vacant houses ia Homestea
which they can obtain. The company il
tend to use the houses for nonunion mel
as they are within the lines of Camp Blac
and win be safe from molestation as long O
the military remain.