New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
ALL o,dEr AT THE CARNEGIE MILLS

MORE DEPARTMENT. KUNNING Al HOMESTEAD
AND DUQUEsNE- RELIEF FOR InE SrtIKER~.
Homestead Penn. Aug O. dispatch received here
from superintendent Morrison at Dugue,nc. adrcs'ed
10 superintendent Potter. stated that the mechanical
force went % work this morning. and the firm has all
the men it give employ ymcnt To- on repair work
The town IS quiet. Duque,nc striker. who came Il
Homestead this morning ',atcd that many 81 the
leaders are di-gusted at the lack u backbone show
BY the striker. generally nnd. knowing that they vii
not be- taken back. viii come 20 Homestead 70 cast
their fortunes with the men here several Homestead
men when spoken 70 about this said We have al
the men We cnn take care OF now. The Duqu'rnc men
could do us no good - should earnestly discourage
them in coming here at present or cour-e If We Win
this fight shall onr Influence Ia get positions
for men who may bc victim, at Duquesnc.' II the
statements Of The firm prove correct on Monday AMI
the men at Duque,nc DO go back. then th"r" viii be
about forty thrown ~ work, hnd Is prbabe that
they will Insist upon the hmalg1matfd Association
,upp,rfing them until they can secure employment
elsewhere which will probably be- long time. they
would certainly b. un~ecome. s. far ~ other stecl
mnnufncturcr, are concerned
TO dav show, little change al Homestead, lar
n IN. number Of men inside outside arr concerned
SUI ciintcndent Potter ana Treasurer Curry. Of the
Carnegie steel Company were in compliment frames
of mind this morning. An Experiments ar, being
operated In full except the new lIcsscmcr mill, thc
-. inch mill and The new beam mill.' they said The
Bcsscmcr mill is not quit finished and do not
dc,ir, to operate the old again We shall char-e.
SIX additional furnace, in The open hearth departments
on Monday. and on W dncsiay next the Home stead
steel work, will le running fun
Today store orders were issued to the cmplOyes
Of the mechanical and aborng departments now on
"A sympathy strike. There nearly 900 applica
lions for relief far more than before. The ma
Iority Of the seemed cOntented, und cxprcs ,ed
determination TO continue the fight. They are
thoroughly under control Of the Amalgnmaed leaders
and are doing much Of the patrol watch duty now
Property holders here view with alarm the progress
OF the Carnegie Company In building houses on part
Of the old Poor Farm property, and also the rapid
mnnner in which the Carnegie town T. brin;
built. Cnc of them called upon superintendent Pot
ter the other day. and asked Bm the Intention of the
company.
Innsnuch Is you furnish houses for no hing TO
strikers replied that Oifcla I'VE shall furnish houses
for our men also.
But what would become OF IIOmcsten 7"
IIOmcst'a ad lias nntagonlzcd firm In every way
possible We shall ignore It,"
Titsburg. Penis Amg. 6.-Edward BURKE known as
riot In the Home, trouble. had a hearing to day
before Judge Ewing, on the charge Of riot. and WA
held In $1,000 bail on that charge. lie will have
a hearing on the charge Of murder later Frederick
Primer, the Pinhcr;On detective charged with murder
by the strikers. had "a preliminary hearing before Al
dcrman King, and was held for court An effort will be
made 10 have him released bail.