Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-18
ruE nonEsrEAD TROUBLE
spseuintions Concerning the where
sbont. ~ two Carnegie workers.

HOMESTEAD, July l5.-Two brothere
named Mcdonnell, Englishmeu, who
worked M fofumcn Ia tue Homestead
mill, have not been seen Tor three
weeks, and the locsod out men be.
liovo they have gone TO England 10
engage nDn.uniOn men To take the
places In the mill. One Of the Carnc.
vie men were spoken 10 about the mat.
ter, but he treated II with riiicule say.
ing thoro are plenty OF nOn.union
men IA this country anu
that work would be started by this
afternoon. rhe tension between the
strikers and the military is increasing.
There aru many irresponsible, reckless
men In town, mostly with some sort oil
arms anu an untOward event might
ptecipitate a conflict with the military,
who, while not expecting such an out
come, are evidently preparing for II.
Large additional amounts Of Gmmu.
nitisn have BEEN received from Frank.
ford. There are ut least IS, 900 rounds
of ammunition here nnd 51, 900 rounds
more are expected. Another regiment
was brought over tho river this mOru'
iLg AMI II Is understood that thtec
others will be- brought over day by day.
All Ia quiet at the bis mills and no
visible evidence Of intention 10 start
up today.
The kmalgamatcd officials here say
they know nothing of paper
asking for aid, said To DO circulating
IN New York, aud pronounce II
fraud.
Railroad men deny the truth Of the
rumor, that they viii refuse to handle
height for tho Homestead mill.
a SOLDIER KILLS A LABoRER.
PTlsnURG, July t5.-Davc Lester,
military, while drunk this morn.
Ing, ran bayonet into Frank @.
Calhoun, intiicling a wound which
will prove fatal.
A dozen Of the hest educated, gnd
most conservative OF the lockel.Out
men Mt Homestead left for tho East
this morning with great secrecy. IL
IN believed they have gone 10 labor
with n lot Of Belgians sald 10 he on the
way TO take the places Of the Anal.
galnated association men.
The AmalgHmatei Lodge OF Work.
men mt Catnegie's Union mills met
this morning, and resolved 10 H,audlnrm
In the strike, and rendered the Home.
stead men both financial and physical
assistance.
CONFERENCE WITH MIR. POTTER.
HOMESTEAD, July ls,--rhc mechanl.
cal committee waited upOH Supsrin.
tUndent Potter at the HOMESTEAD
wOrks this morning. Mr., Potter 10.
fused 10 admit TO hls presence any OF
the committee, except Chairman
Lamb, who remained with him m
conference fully one hour At the
conclusion Of the conference genera
meeting Of the employees Of the Car.
negie mechanical department was
called for Pm.
DlD not 90 ~ WORK.,
pT1suuEo, July ls.-The Beaver
Falls employees Of Carnegie have kept
their threat, and did not go TO work
this morning. Consequently the mill
did not resume. Everything Is quiet
about thu mill.
LABOR LEADERS CHARGED WITH
MURDER.
PIrTsBug0, July ls.--This afternoon
information was lodgel before an
bluttmhhi chhlkins uluEuot against
| Hugh D. Donnell, She principal leader
vi Homestead; john McLuCkie, Bur
g,ss Of HOMESTEAD; Sita,cer CfItch.
low, Anthony F.ahrtty, samuel Biz.
kel, James fltnnegun and Hugh Ross,
all '!aoor leaders IN the recent Home.
stead troubles. they are specifically
charged with tho murder Of 4. j.
Connefs ami Felas Wayne, piuaer.
tons, killed In the tight. Al the nc.
cufed will probably be arrested this
afternoon except D, Donuel, who I.
out OF the city.