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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
HOMESTEAD STRIKERS CONFIDENT
They Say that Their Triumph Is Only a
Question of Time.
[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch


| HOMESTEAD. Pa, August st is now
| probable that as a result of the wage con-
| fiict in Homestead secret society will be
| involved. Complaint has been made to
| the Junior Order of American Mechanics
| Council that in the mill are a large number
of men wearing badges Of the order, and
| that in taking the places OF locked-out
members of the order they are violating
their oaths and should be expelled. The
officers of the local council have begun an
investigation, and II the reports prove
| true they will appeal to the State councillor
A wild story has been in circulation here
! for two DAYS, which in effect IS that G
secret emissary of the Clan-nG-Gae! had
| been here trying TO induce the natura,ized
Irishmen here to join the Clan-na-Gael
The members ran against several workmen
who did not take any kindller 10 him than
to the Anarchist who came here, and as O
result he was unceremoniously hustled out
of town. Ii Is possible, though, that he
did enlist few persons before he left and
these will continue prOselytlng. Tne I'M
mediate effect of the mass-meetings yester-
day has been materially to stiten the cour-
age of the strikers.
Manager Potter claimed that forty nine
new men we're put to work IN two days,
and that the rank and tile of the mechani-
cal department were rapidly weakening.
three additional applications and the men
are not disposed TO concede that many. In
| fact, the energies OF number OF day
laborers who were wavering yesterday are
devoted to-day toward inducing those who
have gone IN to come out, and many strata
gems are laid to get hold Of the men.
I'VE have completely checked all feeling
of doubt" remarked a member of the
Advisory Committee this morning. " Not
only are the men frmer 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 yesterday seven plates
were rolled out and not single one but
was condemned. That convinces US that
our position has become almost impregna-
bic. and we can afford to wait until Mr..
Carnegie tires of having his money thrown
away"
At the works this morning Superinten-
dent Potter said that the departments in
operation are working daily more smoothly
as the men became accustomed to the
work, and he has every reason to be salts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
each. and II. b. and A. w. Mellon went on
their bond.
Tho hearings on the application OF tne
others were postponed until to-morro"
morning.
HOMESTEAD coaoNaas veaOIcr.
Tho Gathering of the Locked-out men
Declared an Unlawful Assembirze.


PrrrsBuRo, PA. August s.--The Coroner
concluded his inquest on the seren ssr,n.as
and three Pinkerton guards killed during
the Homestead riots this afternoon,
aud after being out an hour ,ne ,
Jury returned verdict. In nis
charge Coroner Mcdowell called
attention 10 ths great importance OF the
case. committee Of the national Congress
having already mdde the investigation; the
courts having been appealed 10, an9 tnclo
having been hearings IN NUMBER OF cascs'
IL the jury believed the case Wal
ranted Il. he said 1t should recon-
meni that the proceedings be certified 90
the term Of the grand jury for action. lug
returns in the cases Of the seven strikers
were alike. That of Silas Vain follows;
"Silas Vain, aged about "A years
came to hrs death on iuesoa,'
July g.. 1892, about $50 o'clock a.
NJ, while in company with otneis
in an unlawful bly, upon tho propely
of the Carnegie, Phipps 20. a'esi. .s.e
Work, Miliiin Township, to prevent .no
landing of two. barges loaded Win
Pinkerton guards TO protect sar'
property. and he being struck by mis-
sile from cannon, which had oeen
taken by said unlawful assembly 70 the
Pittsburr side of tho Monorgahela rivel
and discharged by them, striking ana IN,
stautly killing the SAID Sllas wan; anu
we recommend that said unlawful assembly
be certified 10 the September session Oh
the grand jury"
In the case of the three Pinkerton men,
the returns were also alike. The one on
the death of Connors reads: u. =. CON
nors. aged 80 years, came to his death at tne
West Pennsylvania Hospital, from shock
and exhaustion due TO a gunshot wound ~
the right arm, which covered the femoral
artery. The wound was received while in
a barge. while employed as Pinkerton
guard to guard the property of the Carne-
gle. Phipps Il Go. steel-works. and beng
Shot by a ball from an unlawfni
assemblage which had assembled on
said property 10 preveH.. the land.
ing OF said barges; and we ind tnAt
the shooting was done by party OF parties
unknown with felonious intent. and we re-
commend that said unlawful assemblage
be certified to the September session OF the
grand jury"
No attempt was made by the jury in any
of the ten cases to deeignate the. persons
by whom the fatal shots we're fired furtneI
than to declare that 1t was an uniawIul
assemblsge on the Carnegie property whlch
led TO the battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
FuRTHeR LEGAL ACTION.
Attempt to Enjoin the Carnegies from
Getting Men Under False Pretences.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, August Son Saturday
next Attorney Brennan will 60 into court
and ask for an injunction restraining the
Carnegie Steel Company from bringing
non-union men to Pittsburg under false
representations, claiming that. fully two
thirds of the men are deceived as to the
condition of affairs at Homestead, aud
that many of them get their intlmation
that they are to work for the Carnegie
Company when they reach Pittsbnrg.
Proceedings will be based on the case OF
the Cincinnati men who were brought here
ostensibly to work in PIttsburg. These
are the men who were on the train on
which the riot occurred last week.
Fourteen men were brought 10 this city
from points III Ohio Monday. Six Of them
derserted to-day when they found they
were to be sent 10 Homestead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

LONDON. August 3.-At Bow street to-day
Margaret Smith, a teacher. and four others
were committed for trial on the charge OF
having conspirod 10 detraud the estate OF
the late John Cornelius Park. They were
charged with forging deed and with con-
spring to obtain 100000. The deed pur-
ported to be- an agreement between the
late Mr. Park and Margaret Smith, where
III il was set forth that the former wished
his son to marry Miss Smith, who, if his
son consented 10 this arrangement. was TO
have $4,000 and if not 900. When Mr..
Park died and the son refused TO marry
her. saying he knew nothing about her,
Miss Smith claimed go 600 from the execu-
tors. Justice Romer dismissed the charge.
The prisoners put in substantial defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
1rish Fnc,innaI Flchts.

[By AnglO-Amefican cable 70 Iho Uispatch.I
DUBLIN, August 3.-Faction fighting
took place in Limerick to-day between
rival bands. Severe fighting was indulged
IN, and many of the contestants were in
iured. The struggle continued until u
force of police appeared aud attempted to
separate and disperse the combatants. The
rioters thereupon turned upon the officers,
attacking them with showers OF stones
and other available missiles. The police
drew their swords and charged, dispensing
the rioters in all directions. A number OF
arrests were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
FROM eUzzARp's BAY.
Tho Old Colony Club Dinner-Cheoring
SIessagcs to Mr.. Cleveland.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

kDY w bho DA9Po-Shl
BUZzARD's BAY, MASS. August 3.-Joseph
Jefferson arrived this afternoon from his
fishing trip 20 New Brunswick. As presi-
dent Of the Old Colony Club no will take
an active interest in the forthcoming din
ner of the club at Falmouth. The report
has been circulated that this dinner
was to be complimentary to Mr..
Cleveland. Such is not the case. 1t
Is simply dinner of the club
where will be discussed matters that will
bring before the people an idea as to what
laws and measures shall be taken for the
better protection of the shore fisheries.
Mr.. Cleveland, who is a member of the
club, has been invited. in common with
Others, and owing to the position which
he has held, has been invited to speak.
Alr. Cleveland expressed himself to-day
as being much pleased over the result of
tho election in Alabama. Mr. Cleveland ID
in receipt of a congratulatory message
from Governor elect Jones, assuring him
of an overwhelming Democratic victory
and of a bright outlook in that section for
November. Mr.. Cleveland has also re-
celved many congratulatory. messages OF
similar character of late from different
sections of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
rlorIaa RalIway neesIvership.

10y toIVbtuVH 70 IIIv II5P'FtVu.J
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August 3.--Just be-
fore the noon adjournment of the United
States Circuit Court to-day Judge Swayne
made an order setting aside Judge Par
dees recent appointment OF General
Manager Il. b. Cable. of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railway, as receiver
OF that property. At T.. M. he will ap-
point another receiver OF his own Sc
lection unless IN the meantime both sets
of stockholders shall have agreed upon a
suitable person. This is victory LOT the
minority stockholders. who oppose the
management OF President Coleman aud
his appolntees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
leo Very scarce.

threatened in Richmond. During the re-
cent heated spell the consumption was
enormous and the stock was pretty well
exhausted. The manufacturing CON-
panies are worked to thor full capacity.
but can hardly supply the demand upon
them, and the time Of arrival OF the car
goes OF northern ice on their way here Is
very uncertain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Protest Against Anti-Pa'nellites.
TBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable 10 the Dispatch.

DUBLIN, August Sat a meeting of
leading members of the Parnellite party
III this city to-day il was agreed that a
petition DO issued protesting against the
return of MIR. Michael Davitt aud MIR.
House of Commons from the North and
South Divisions of Meath, respectively.
This action of the Parnelhtes is taken on
the ground that the election of these two
men in the recent campaign was owing TO
the undue influence exercised by priests
over the electors.
A portion of the $4,000 necessary to
lodge the petition with the proper authori-
ties was subscrl bed at the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
A Philosophical Little Head.

fPuck.l
Young wife Dear me Tput that plaster
of Paris in an old baking-powder can, and
now don't know which Is the baking
powder and which is the plaster.
: Husband: What do you waht 10 do?
- j want to mend a lamp
Well, you can only tell by experiment.
ing.n
OF course. Why didn't think of that
I will make two sponge-cskes. and one in
one and the other in the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

We are right up" in our businsss-sio,hss
catering. Don. fuss about the weather-0ss
into the min things-and you nssin's mind
where the mercury goes.
The attractive variety Of FRATHERWEIGHrs
ve show has taught many man tho "oool
ray.D Sc. them to wearing tho Fancy Flannels
and ssrgcs-,hs "True-Bue" sergss-snd tho
clays-and the English Duck saiso-snd the
Pongce Cloth Coats and yosts-and tho Mo
hairs, Aipacss. &C. hundred or two
awrinkles' Of fashion.
It's well We laid In biz supply-or sonis OF
you might have 70 so withoas-for these styles
OF ours are exclusive altogether eireren' from
other folkss. Yoa can see I; In tie ,asssFns--
mo ssJ they're mads--and tho prsces Inc
more you know the quicker you pick Us oas -
the best place to bay.
CSC. stln buys any Mans Straw Hat 10 ne
house.
The $3.50 Suit Sale IsfuIl Of variss,-qaalisy--
and buyerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Spread of the Cholera.

IBy Anglo-Amercan cable to the Dispatch.l
ST. PETRasBURG, August 3.-Cholere has
appeared in the Government of Kurska. IN
the southern part of European Russia. 1t
is the most densely populated of oil the
governments of Russia, having an area OF
l. ,3s2 square miles and a population of
z, 500 600. The surface IS very fertile and Is
nearly all occupied IN agriculture.
The epidemic continues TO increase in
Asiatic Russia. In Tobolsk, the western
most government of Russla, embracing all
its width from tine central Asiatic provinces
TO the Arctic Ocean, tifty-DIne new cases
and thirty-niue deaths were reported on
the 1st instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
n. pr,d,c,. TroubIe at uomes.ead.

OTTAWA, OSr., August 3.-David Keer, a
Homestead striker, has secured employ
ment IN this city. The trouble al Home
stead, he says, is by no means over. The
union men are patiently waiting for the
withdrawal of soldiers, when bloodshed
would ensue at Carnegie's. Keer ikened
the situation at Homestead at this time as
the auiet before the storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Ph@nixvilIe Ablsze.

TUy tUIHkFdFH 70 N1IV II9P8 7Nu'I
RgAprxo. PA, August ga dispatch
from Phenixville this morning says:
"The fires were lighted in oil the mills at
Phmnmville last night for the first tine IN
years. Large orders from Homestead have
been received at the Phmnix IRON works"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

We eel! at half-price, and va wan. sas
whole OF Richmond 20 know whsrs 10 save l,
nearly 100 per cent. Fxste.ass Cream
Note; fapes e 5c auire. sold everywhere
Use e sef ,Oe. Ihs reason Is because We have
y maae py tns lnills direct IN large anau,i.
on Envelopes and many other things.
A. N. CRAIo. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
HlElNG THEM BACK.
Members of the House Returning TO Wash
ington-The Absent yirginians.

lugtOn-The Absent Nfrginians.
From our Regular Correspondent
~,suNGToS. August 3.--Some of the
absent members of the House have
f.-puded to tine summons 10 bic
.t..- absent Virginia members-Messrs.
tl.rrtl, lawson, and Tucker
a.r aVay on sick leaves They will pro-
ia..y uot be pressed TO return unless they
.r. we'll enough 10 take the risk. Colonel
Dl.rrall Il at HarTIsonburg, Dr. Lawson
30 bis home IN Isle of Wight. and when
a. heard from Mr.. Tucker was at the
1.. ubrer White Sulphur Springs.
sentative Wise heard from Mr..
ser Yesterday. lie stated that he was
.Ir1ylng somewhat.
ile House officials to-day instructed the
i-Otice % hold the mail OF members
4t tns near here, thinking they might pos
y return in day or two, but this re-
Guest Was not carried out, especially IN
.ats OF members away on sick leave.
SR. JONES coSoRATuLATED.
Hon. William A. Jones. Of the First Vir-
.l.a District. was to-day generally con-
.iaiulsted by his fellow.members on his
luminous denomination.
PATENT FACTS.
Patents have been issued TO Virginia in
y.lt1rs as follows: William 4. Baker,
N-wport News, vehicle wheel; John r.
'ar,ei. assignor TO Carter Machine Com
l4af. Danville. tobacco casing-inachine !;
leuel w. DE sylvia, hitchlng device !;
saHn VI. Holiday, Holladay. knock-dowu
.eH.hoyel: Adoiph 0sterloh. kicmond.
bnaoc0-pipe.
losf.OfFIoE AND mAn-sEnyIcR NArTERs.
hucaid Is the name of oost-office
'SsOlished IN highland county, Ss.. with
A.nio Is. Hupman as postmaster.
MalLseryice from South Hill 20 Lambert.
Va, viii be diseontlned after August 9Th
sail service has been established IN Nir-
e.uia A. follows: Bagley's Mills. by LAM
lcrt 70 South Hill, sixteen miles aud back,
,ifee times a week. by schedule OF not
lo exceed i've hours running time each
way way IRON August s, 1872. TO Juno so,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
THE IDAHO SITUATION.
Troops Again on Hand-Men Designated
for Assassination.
[RY teleeraph % the llIapatch.

WARDNKR, IDLHo, Augnst 3.-General
Carlin and Major Randall have returned
here from Fort Sherman. The troops will
will be here for an indefinite period, as
the United States Commissioner has war
rants for the arrest of 500 hundred men,
some 200 OF which are yet 10 be served.
IL has been represented III petitions TO
both the Governor and President that men
have been designated for the assassin's
knife or bullet. and that existing evidence
proves the assertion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
A DIPLOMATS Answer.

ffuck.l
Impatient Guest How long ismy steak
going to bef
Waiter; About eight inches. boss; We
give big portions here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Guests AZ Gotham's Bie Hotels.

IspcrlaI tvI6sfHIu 70 tfIv tOs s.'s'V1l'I
NYw YoRK, August 3.-Mrs NJ. IL. Bur-
rail-, Murray Hill; J. A. Moncure. Broad
way Central ii. Cole. Coleman; H.
Strauss. Continental j. Pope, Aibemarie;
4. 4. Stratton, Union Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Daa,h Of Mr.. Fr.ok,s Baby Boy

PrrrsBuRG, Pa. August "a death no.
tice has Just been handed in at the Leader
Office announcing the death of the FIVE
weeks'-old child of II. q. Frick. This is
the child that it was said would be named
for G. A. Dana, of New York. This was
not done, however. as the baby was named
Henry Clay Erick, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

[f3y telegraph 70 inc DIspasch.l
DorHAx. Ala. August S.--The frat balo
OF the new cotton crop was received here
to-day. II was classod middiing and sold
for 10 cents per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

Go With the Church OF the Covcpan, 4 4,
Dutch Gap Thursday, August 9Th llas.
vest Moon" Hot supper, Music, and a
pleasant time promised to all. Tickets, 20
cents Boat leaves at 100 prompt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Bsasssniry-colorea c..,u., y,,,,,..

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every. ono sitting for that axs during tie
months OF August aud September. IL
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ored WORK. DAVIS GAIfxRY,
S27 Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
AT HAWTHORNE.

CHICAGO. August t3.-Hawthorne races:
First race-fye furlongs-Deception
won; The Governor second, Destroy third.
Time. l:l54.
Second race-one and oDe-quarter
miles Patrick won Brookwood second,
nluse third. Time, 2.25.
Third race--six furlongs-B Bolster won
Bankrupt second, Shoshone third. Time,
1:l9.
Fourth race-fye furlongs. selling bud
Hughes won; Well Used second. Artemus
third. Time, 1:10M.
Fifth race--one and one sixteenth miles.
selling--Governo Adams won; The Hero
second, State of Texas third. Time, t:5l.
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Tho ,Ilnne.ota Alliance.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, August s.-General
James II. Baker, the Alliance candidate
for Governor of Minnesota, last night wrote
letter Withdrawing his name. This
leaves the field to the other wing OF the
party, headed by ignatius Donnelly. 1t is
stated that the Alliance wing. numbering
approximately 10000 voters, will JOIN the
Democrats. The Alliance faction will
make its fight in the legislative districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
The Blue Ridge Inp,

MAs hIhf, Ns q,
is the commercial travellers home. Has
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tric service, water-works, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

Postmaster nj Natural Bridge.
WASHINGTON. August I'D. j. Moore was
to-day appointed fourth-ciass postmaster
at Natural Bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
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EXPLAINING A VETO.
Ex-President Cleveland on the Des Moines
RiVer-Land settlers Case.

FoRT DoDdE, IA, August 9.-John +.
Duncombe, who nominated Boise at Chi
caoo, wrote to Mr.. Cleveland in relation to
ms veto of what was known as the Des
Moines overland settlers bill. and has re-
ceived the following reply:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

VIII Probably Return Monday.
The Governor has written 20 his private
secretary that he will probably return to
the city on Monday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
The KAISER AT cowEs.
His Yacht Is Beaten in the Race for tho
Squadron Prizes.

[By Anglo-Amerlcsn cable 10 the Dispstch.l
Cows, Exc, August S.-The Emperor
Williams yacht again suffered defeat -
day, being beaten in the race for the
squadron prizes by the Iverna. In the
race for the Australian cup, Prince Henry
of Prussis's yacht Irene was beaten by the
Queen Nab
The imperial yacht Kaiser Adler. on
which the Emperor made the voyage from
Wilhe.mshaven to Cowes, has been en-
tirely refitted and attracts much attention.
Among her decorations are many paint
ings by the Emperor and Prince Henry.
The entire furniture of the vessel u Of the
simplest description. The Emperors study
is fitted with works OF reference, and piles
of English, French, and German newgpa-
pers, ndupon the table lies copy of Emilio
Zola's latest novel.
The dining-room Is very simply furnish
ed, the only article tending to relieve its
extreme plainaess being . pisno sur
mounted by portraits of the Empress and
her Sous. On the other side OF the room is
panel-portrait of Prince Bismarck and .
| photograph of Count Won Moltke. In one
Of the parlors IL Q tablet inscribed |:
Count Won Moltke once occupied this
room"
During his present trip on his yacht tho
Emperor rises each day at O'Clock He
takes cold bath, after which he eats .
light breakfast. His Majesty then receives
reports. after which he devotes couple Of
hours to work. A second breakfast IS then
served, to which the officers Of the Kaiser
Adler are hidden in rotation. After taking
exercise In the shapo Of vigorous waIks
about the decks % the yacht his Majesty
retires to his study and spends the rest OF
the afternoon in work, and 1t 8 O'Clock
dinner 10 served.
A Dinssr Party,
Cows, Aueust 3. The Queen CAVES din
| ner party IN the Indian room q 0sbosns
| House this evening. Among The guests
were the Emperor WIIliAu. the Prince ct
Wales. Prih9e HepEF q Pxaso!a the 02te