The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-05

Surrender Themselves md Are Released on
Bali.


Bali.
PITTsBURG, Pa, August 4.-Superintend-
ant John A. Potter, of the Homestead mills,
and his two assistants, James Mcconnell
and Nevin Doysy. charged by Hugh
Ross for the strikers with murder, we're re-
leased on sl0O 900 bail each in a brief hear
ing before Judge Ewing this morning.
Mr. Potter surrendered himself 10 the
court the moment 10 was opened. He en-
tered accompanied by his attorneys, Knox
and Reed, and safely passed oonstables
waiting for him at the door. Mr. Potter
spent the night pleasantly with friends in
the East End. Alderman Kin lugged his
docket into court on the order from Judge
Ewing, and Mr.. Potter waived a hearing.
Mcdonnell and DOyey were brought from
tho iall and the three placed In the prison.
ers box viewed by nearly 500 persons.
many Of whom were wOrkmen. On the for
nal application for bail District Attorney
BurIeigh addressed the Court: Il am re-
quested 70 say. your honor. the prosecution
will make no attempt to prevent the release as
on bail of these men." Il am satisfied the
Court replied.
Messrs. A W. and Il. b. Mellon. bankers
sigued bonds. JodRe Ewing at first object
ed b these men signing ali the bonds, but
he said be would accept their personal bond
for forty times the amount without hesi-
tRtion.
On the application OF Lawyer Knox the
Court INSTRUCTED that Mr. Rriek be admitted
10 tio 900 bail by the officers going to his
house 10 SECURE his signature. The MELONS
also signed this bond.
cAnNEoE OFFICIALS KEMP COOL.
The officials of the Carnegie Steel Com
pang take the matter Of their position as de-
h. oh -
eooly. Concerning the action. Mr. Love
Jog said. The company has not aud will
not disturb itself over these suits, and We
viii not change our policy In the least. Our
course is fixed aud unalterable."
One OF the leading Aralgamated men Of
Homestead said. The officials OF the COM
pany are undoubtedly responsible for the
murders that took place at Homestead on
July 9Th. These fellows will try by one way
or another to dodge and escape tho law, and
may succeed in doing 30 on ACCOUNT Of the
wealth that backs them. don't think that
II one OF them were 10 shoot any Of Us fel-
lows he would be punished, for they have
influence and money, and that seems 70
count for everything these times
AsorHKB hot.
A riot occurred al the Duqussne plant of
the Carnegie Steel Company to-day, resulting
in the injury Of about fifteen men. Fore
man Millstagle and q workman were fear
fully out about the head. and about dozen
Others received bruises and many were
knocked down. The property is now in
possession of the Sixteenth regiment. Col
onel Hulings, who Is in oommand, said
Most of the DuQuesne workm0n having sig
nfed their intention Of returning TO work
detachment Of forty was ordered 10 report
for repairs this morning. As they approach
cd the gate the mob met and drove them
back With clubs. The nine deputies in
charge Of the mill rushed 10 the spot, but
were powerless. The men about to enter
ran for their lives, and tho deputies were
dispatched 10 General Wylie, who ordered
the Sixteenth regiment here" Colonel
Huings has reported to Gsneral Wylie that
two companies will be sufficient guard. 1t
is said the asssilants were strikers from
Homestead.