Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-18

onsl. He refused positively 10 give
his destination or mission George w.
| Runner, n steel worker wounded In the
riot July 10th, died today, rs did
| Edward Speer, Pinkorlon man OF
Chicago. THIS makes eleven deaths
resulting from the riot.
MONEY WASTED.
NEW York, July l7.-Today the
| Central Labor Union received an hp-
peal for financial aid from the Home
stead Iron and steel workers, II was
referred 90 the affiliated unions for I'm.
mediate action. The central commit
| tee will collect funds ia MD OF tho
Homestead iron workers.
AFFAIRS ~ THE SEIGnHORiiOOD
LOOKING SERIOUS.
PiTTsBuRG, July IA fairs In the
neighborhood OF the upper and lower
| Union mills are assuming suriOne
phase. The skilled mechanics are en-
| deayoring to induce the wOrkmon to
| quit, and In numerous cases the latter
| bave declared that they would.A secret
conference OF the Amalgatnnted work
| men ant lnborers was held this after
noon a. Union Hail. IL is impossible 10
/ learn the result. 10 10 sale 10 Say that
none OF the strikers WIN accept the
| compauy's Invitation 10 return 10 work.
/ The lnen hold that they VIII remain
/ iirm 10 the lRHt aud tho mile Will never
1 be- operated by uou.uulOn mon. The
men are confident Of winning AMI
/ claim there are NOT enough skilled men
| in the country iu tho various plants now
| idle. There lH an uuc0nhrnod rum1T TO
tho eject that an ORDER g. railroad
| trainmon 10 Join the Eight has been
Issued and % meeting viii he called 10
decide whether they would handle
Carncgir'h output - non.luiOn mon
are employed.
ARRIVAL OrTHE "swIIaFULASD."
PmLApELruh, July l7.--If the
information received by President
Muihe, % the AmRlgamsted Assoia.
ton, 10 this effect that Carnegie d Co.
are importing workers from Belgium
by the steamer "6wiiZcrluud, /" be true
then the men are safe behind "A Gordon
Of troops around Homestoad, for the
"Swltzt Tinnd"arfi we'd Wednesday
Int and brought 90 Immigrants, every
one OF whom passed by the inspectors
and were allowed 10 proceed To his
destination. Deputy surveyor Frank.
lin, who was on deck exam ming tho
baggage, noticed among the newly
arrived passengers company Of about
100 men who were noticeable for their
stalwart Appearance. Deputy Frank
liu says all Of them had the look VI
men who had been engaged ut some
OCCUPATION that developed strength.
| Ho also noticed that their baggage was
checked 30 Altoona, Pa, which IN but
short distance from Homestead.
| Chief Onlcer Apertz, In charge Of the
"SwilzoTlund," was here today aud he
said but fow Of the steamers passen-
gers were Belgians and none iron
! workers.
No NON-uSIUN LABOR YET.
HOMESTEAD, July l7.-All is quite
on the MonOngnhela, and II has been
the most quiet sunday since the memo
rablo battle. New men were conf.
IDENTIFY expected before the formal
opening Of the works Thuuday, but
the striker leaders DO not believe amy
OF them will be introduced until aftOr
II will he seen how many applications
for work will be- made by the old men.
That some will return Is quite certain.
A mass meeting Of the mechanical
department and day laboTers was held
this morning. Tho men arc not mem.
beers OF tho nmnlgamated association,
but had been In sympathy with IL. At
the meeting resolution was adopted
saying that thoy were In sympathy
with tho amalgamated association,
and plodging their support 10 them to
the END; dsnOunOing II ~ An Injustice
and tau insult to ask them 10 work
under guard. This means that the
repair work which was 10 have been
done tomorrow will not be undertaken
by tho old men, and new men VIII
have to be brought II the company
pronOses to reopen tho works Thurs
day. It 10 impossible 10 untangle
all the contradictory stories being
told about the new men. They are ~.
ported as coming from many different
points, but after the rumors are siitod
there Is found TO be no truth IN them.
Some iof the pilgrims were expected
tonight, but tho chances seem To 10
that they will not come. At any rate
the advisory committee IN not pRrticu.
larry vlgilant this evening, although
the PATROLS are continued. Shannon
stated this evening that he knew no
mon were TO be brought In until
Thursday, and that the whole effort OF
the company is to he directed toward
bringing back the old men, not In get.
ting new ones.
"rhe company cannot make nickle
steel Rrmor plates without us" saii
Shannon, nor, except AT "A greatly In.
creased expense, the ordinary work OF
tho mills. II will
BH a WAITING FIGHT,
but believe we can stand II for 1--WE
years. Considerable help has been sent
ls by friends, and this money will DO
used to provide for lRbofeFs and not
members OF our body, but those who
are affected by the conflict"
In the military camp today
| Sabbath stiffness roiguei. Divine
service was held by some regiments,
but not by all. In the town pulplts
the strike was referred to chilly In the |
direction OF the allaying excitement.
| IAborer. DenOuurr Trick nud ,rc
Pinkcrtons,
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Trades and !
Labor assembly held II meeting to take |
action on the Homestead problem to-
| 4. .a..U.