Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-23
The Governor Of Pennsylvania Ar
riyes At Homestead sud Views
the Wretch, dneSs.
Arrest OF the Leading strikers. Ar
engagements Being Made For
BailiBg Them.
Services Of Benz, +. Butler and FIX
Governor HOadley Secured 10
Defend the Men

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July l9-The
wretcheduess In Homestead was az It's
height to-day when Gov. Pattisor,
whose coming has been anxiously
awaited on all sides, arrived in the
httle borough.
a drenehing rain was falling, mud
was everywhere and the strikers had
each Individually before them the dis
hearteuing prospect OF being served at
any moment with a warrant that might
eventually land them in the peniten-
tary or on the galiCws Up the steep
yellow road from The railway station
near the Carnegie works 70 the top OF
the bin where gen. Snowdeu. com
handing the militia, has his headquar-
tiers. the Governor was slowly conveyed
by an escort Of scverpl hundred cavalry
men. From the height every few sec
onds bright red flash could be- seen
sgainst the leadcn sky, then a huge puff
OF white smoke aud Immediately q
thunderous explosion that ratified and
re-echoed down the valleys, startling
the people at Homestead into tho
streets, bareheaded .n the rain
Hugh Ross, one Of the leading strikers
for whom a warrant is out for murder,
was iu little group at the Anna gana-
ted association headquarters grimly
awaiting the arrest and meanwhile OBJ
serving the Governors triumphal pro
gress mp to headquarters. Ross tine
eyes lighted up instantly at the sound
OF the artillery.
That old music for me" he said,
"rve heard that before"
In the military camp today, despite the
inspection Of the second brigade 1y Gov.
PaJtisOn, matters were extremely gliet
The governor expressed himself delighted
with the condition OF the troops He de-
cIued 60 discuss the Homestead situation
he would say nothing about a report
that a provisional regiment could ae
formed e stay here all summer. oct
among militia men such IS story Is
current, 1t being said that hge
hundred volunteers nave been asked tor
from among the men now here, TO be paid
by the state.
Many OF the soldiers are auxlous 70 get
home GOT few Of them being businep
men whose home interests are suffering.
Apply for Ban Tor McLnckte
PrrTsBURG, Pa, July le.--Attarueys
". J. Brennan and J. J. Cox, this legal
representatives Of the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION, appeared In the branch Of
the Criminal court presided over by
Judge Chris MAGE shortly after 10
o'clock this morning and fled an
application for the release on
bail of Burgess McLuclic. After
brief consultation with the
attorneys the court decided 10 hear the
application at $50 Wednesday morning.
BET going into court ATTORNEY Breu-
nan appeared before Alderman NeMas-
tiers and waived hearing ia behalf Of
bis client
Attorney Brennan said that he
doubted whether the iuf0rmations
against Prick, Carnegie. Potter. Love
!oy and Robert and William pireert0n
would be prepared to-day, as the
papers would have 10 be drawn
with Exceeding care. These proseeu-
tons were decided on at last nights
n seting Of the Homestead advisory
committee The program Of the de-
Tense is TO secure a long roll Of comps-
tent 30 dsmeu 80 that q the decision
Of the court tomorrow is favorable tho
men can be baiIed ont as fast a. ar
rested without being compelled 70
spend even a night iu the county iaiL