New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
MANY STRIKERS ARRESTED.
RETALIATION By TIE CARNEGIES.
TIE LAW TAKING -. COURSE AT DCoUE,NE-
FR-CK At HIS OFFICE


Mr. FR:CK At HIS OFFICE.
Pttsburg Aug. j-Tlere were thirteen arrests
for riot at Duqaesnc this morning, and the depu-
ties have number of additional warrants 70 serve
They found two Of The leaders in the disturbances
Of yesterday at the Amalgamate1 headquarters
There was no attempt to resist arrest, but many
Of tho rotous strikers haze left town. As re-
suit. the thirty rcpairmcn, who were driven away
from tho works yesterday, went to work with the
foreman. Mislagcl. this morning. They were not
molcstcl The two companies Of militia and tho
increased number of deputy sherifs had sall-
tary effect upon the people.
Since Hugh Ross sworc OFT warrants against
the Carnegie officials the latter have decided -
institute further proceedings against number OF
the Homestead strikers. Captain +. y. Brock. Of
the steel company's lawyers, said this morning
" If the constablcs want the Pinkerton men for
whom warrants are issued they will have no
trouble IN finding them What is the usc Of our
surrendering men who arc right here in the city
and can be found Mt any time. So far rs they
are concerned We will not surrender any more men
These men are on the principal streets every day,
and saw two of them this morning
The talk OF attacking the legality Of the Came
lie Steel Company IS lauChabls, and cannot b lievc
any lawyer seriously contends tLcre is anything
Illegal in such company. The other SIDE h:s
not tho law with them. and tlis thry discovered
in the herring before JUDGE Ewing. and thclr IN
formations acted like boomerang and only in
jurcd their position. More informntions VIII ne
made and more warrants issued az fast rs W. get
th. necessary evidence. until every man who WAS
active in the IIomeetead riot, and also at On
Gucsnc yesterday is arrested. or fugitive from
Justice We are in this fight TO finish
ot,an in he ait
1cyie's city mills TO-DAY. About as much work
Is being done IA yesterday.
Tittsburs. Penn, Aug. 81 c. Frck hns ~
FAR recovered as 70 be able TO he at his oi'i'e'
where he arrived shortly after IL o'clock. He
attended 10 business as usual before being shot
hy Bcrkman.
The reported strike NJ the StuIebakcr wagon
y,rks South Renl Ind. j. the irS' result y
Hugh O'Donnclls trip. according 10 people VINO
are in a position u know. While it was true mat
he needed recreation, yrt the Advisory Board de-
cidcd that lie conld combine That ana
further the interests of the lock'i-out
men. Mr. O'Donncll started TO work up
The boycott sentiment aagirst the CarnrHH
Steel Company's material. His first visit was 10
Pcihlchem. where it was understood some I'M
finished orders of the Carnegies are icing mica
While the Homestead icndcr secured plenty oil
fympatlly yet the non-union men declined 10 go
ou' on a strike 81 SOUTH Bcnl Mr. oDonnc"
was more successful, if reports received here are
Trustworthy There drc at least twenty other
manufacturing concerns dependent upon th'
Carnegie Steel Company for their material
Ralph Getty, a sub-agcnt for the Keystone En-
ploymcnt Agency, No. go Grant-st.. Pittshnrg
came 70 Homestead this morning On his arrival
a number Of lockcd-out men recognized hum. ana
no was followed aud held up. officer jim
Walls arrested him. arl wien GETTY protested the
crowd wanted 60 take him 20 the river and throw
him in Getty became badly frightened. for prob
ally 100 men gathered around hm, ami h" WI
rlad 10 10 placed IN lie lookup. III" will be-
charged with resisting an officer and perjury.
rhcre l. corsdcIahl' indignation among al
el,S.cs Of Homestead citizens over the Transports
ion Of non-union men across the river on the
S.-ttle Bill They sny that the l0nt was char
tCrrd by the State for tie H." OF the militia
i'm, #. principal us, j. carrying place Seekers
acres the river and putting them into Ill. mill
lrce u charge 70 the firm.