Evening journal., 1892-07-25

MN seNefM photographs OF the prlsO ner,
and also, it is believed private papers
found in his clothing which are likely to
prove o. value in the investigation at |
the New York end Concerning the lat |
;ser matter, however, the police authori-
ties refuse to say a word.
No Case of Murder Against o'Donneu.
The action of Judge Magee, this |
morning, in admitting ODonnell to bail,
is just what has been anticipated By |
those who heard the evidence adduced by |
the prosecution ON Saturday. The court |
reviewed this evidence at length, cited
the law on the question and announced
as his conclusion that no case Of murder
in the first degree could be made out
against the prisoner. 1t was apparent,
he said, that O'Donnell was not an actual
participant in the action, although
there are grounds for the belief that
/ he was a sympathizer but evidence
enough to justify an indictment for
murder in the second degree. He hoped,
however, that when the defendant came
to trial he would be required to show
that he was in no wise guilty of partici-
patton in the aifray that had resulted in
the loss of so many lives. It was the
courts imperative duty to admit the de-
fendant to bail, and that bail would be
fixed at $4,000.
The decision was received with a buzz
of satisfaction from the crowded court
room, and it was fully a minute before
silence could be secured It was then
announced that no evidence would be
offered against Ross, Fay and Allen and
bail in the same amount was fixed for
each defendant. Bail was promptly given
for all four prisoners and they were re-
leased.
An Inciter of Trouble Arr.sted.
Robert Sterling, the starved shabbily
dressed young fellow from Chicago, who
was arrested on Second avenue late last
night while telling a small crowd that he
had walked all the way from that city to
kill Andrew Carnegie, will be sent to the
work house to-day When taken to the
station he tainted for the want of food
and afterwards admitted that he Ia d
eaten nothing since Friday. He says he
has lived in Chicago for years, nad
worked on one of the cabel lines and W as
in the Haymarket Square during the
riot The pockets of his clothing were
entirely empty save for an ugly-looking
knife
The Company's Final Peace Onering.
The orders signed by Mr.. Frick, and
posted at the Homestead works this morn
ing, to the effect that men returning to
work would be insured against removal,
is regarded as the final peace offering of
the firm to the strikers. In this connec-
tion a representative OF the firm makes
this important statement:
HEven if Mr. Frick should die, the
policy of the management in the present
crisis win be strictly adhered to. The
statement that Mr.. Carnegie is not in
fall accord with Mr. Frick, in the course
the latter has pursued of late, is abso-
lutely and unoualifedly untrue II can
be proven beyond peradventure. if neces
sary. that Mr. Frick has been but carry
ing out the plan formulated by Mr.
, Carnegie himsely AS for our present
position. we are still willing to confer
with such Of our employees as are worthy
, of our confidence, but we will do no talk
ing through conference committee, com
posed of men in our employ. Nor will We
q recognize the assumption that thes'
/ strikers have a right to permanent EN-
! plOyment whether their services are sat
: isfactory or not Hereafter we will dc
/, business on the old fashioned plan that
q we can hire any man who wishes t.
, work for us.
a II is understood that orders will b.
4 issued to-day by the Carnegie Compan.
! to the superintendent and foreman of tn
! Duquesne mill, to start up at once with
4 non union labor The men at this mil
+ struck on Friday out Of sympathy TO
the men at Homestead.
=, Two Berkman Accomplices Arrested.
PITTsBUR0, July 25, 2.l0 p. m
n Detective Shore has arrived at Centra
=. Station with man, whom h
IS arrested short time ago as a
u accomplice of Anarchist Berkman. II
Is says this man has been with Berkma
le since July 14th. He will allow II
20 one to see him nor will
Is give any information concerning til
T. place of arrest or anything whatevC
ID concerning the man except the fact tha
it is certain he is an accomplice
y BerlSman's landlord, with whom he stoI
70 ped before he went TO theMerchantsHot'
IN has been arrested as an accomplice in th
- murderous attempt upon Mr.. Frick
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