The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-14

III bi ise was The end Of Mr.. Ffick's examine
tion. Ho went to his office to hive more cx-
tended table Of wages prepared for the com
" bun old Capt. Rodgers was called next He
r to me his hand and When asked
Pln kerr goH he remarEod he already
D'a evdcn ,ss an Interview with the Sanain
which. was printed therein was read and nc nc;
to know who sent the letter introducing
sS ISs q the @ren 3, NJ hs St sM
A'ss sSsSs %Sss rns
's "Yes, for twenty -nye minutes. Tho mon ran
along tho shore and fred on the barges The
TO nsR MSs S ss snf
Gieary was called. The Sheriff was bit nor
Chairman Oates took him in hand md. and nd
strike, aud what efforts you made to au'll the
VI was notified. by Knox 4 Reed" said he.
would i be strike. and that they had arranged
s,S d1e ,1s% ad f a9s s sGay HH
toi Mr. . Petty e t. Knox iced that the
be in the:mii. which might be In danger. was
TO be the Judge Of the contingoncy, ala
preson tho to the somns o and
calling Of THO troops. and then he. he resumed tho
send tho Pinkertons up. and that II I would
p Sene ' then ordered Deputy Gray to Co. and
landing nc should order the Pinkertons to
Chairman oates-Deputy Gray was in
He went. as say. to order them to come
IBID You do anything further as to accept
ing the rinksrtons rs posse comitatus"
Congressman P 1; 3, you authorize
In he M middie Of tie sherln's testimony
Deputy sheriff Eff Samuel tlI1ey vas swo5n'
SSs Tns sse dsbanded retarned to Ho@e
Tn W ase Win tn s sss
camei down on the platform. at the Home;
stead depO. snped up asked
the sheriff 81, Allegheny county. and were 60
ing to the mill SONG one who seemed to be
into t" Tho Mil alive biz crowd had arrived.
and it was matter q impossibility to put the
SsDoS in and tie went m to tSs M H.
him. and Of the promise Of the Advisory Com;
i was an impossibility. We then returned to
the city"
;'; e. r; (: :s; {
h osI sSa ksd is a With Mr.
theR r. !" s,r 10 ..m. owov to hiring AVA, III.
woSn S e Sem Gray said 90 back
to the sheriff H. and get sufficient body OF mon
How many men were wounded or killed :"
All that know is Of tho first engagement
Six were wounded. one Of whom died.
~ did not. | told them f1na!ly before we
sSess who Ses5s SSu M No.
Did th II , Rlnfs5tons know where they were
packing tho arms ana biting on Uniforms
President Wsihe Of the Amaleamated Asso-
citation took the stand He began his tssti-
scafe about which the Strike s was s and he
arm Pad o61sstsf to y hs mad.
March Whas Sn r. DON'T kno SS' but
there we're Al are dis
and tho matter Comes up at ths convention:
Tho Iron Wage COMMITTEES and the steel Wage
s scss hs
different mile. as the machinery In each is
ence. which was finally given on June2l; Tho
daetion and did not want the year to EXPIRE
in s nst tea e thu sp Change wore allowed
SAID they had looked over the matter carefully
Potter Pot aiterward tHoaa 1T he could get an
agreement Of $23. which offer he finally did
wa he tint ni hs ss Ct
datc Of Of tsnirat0n after which no conference
ec Judee &c T Fyi would like to get work
mans idea Of tho situation, 1 understand
why they oppose armed WGtchmen. but | do
pos a hs y m they think it right to take
There may DO some men who think 1t right,
but DO not think they are association men"
they intend to do that to protect the company.
eG fS be sesp 9%t SO no men
ri think Ihs coal men would have protected
Arc You Wiling that the State or Congress
shall Pas. . an HrGtrati9n bill to settle all aues-
it has been disadvantageous to the workmon.",
Hus gsuhu eadsr 81
Iiis testimony was hIghly Interesting ana lie
Dates assured b IN at the besinntnE that no
did not assume that Mr.. ODonnoll had done
anything during the trouble that would mako
him liable to prosecution. but that he need not
answer. my question that might incriminate
himself
I'm not afraid Of any quest ion that you may
ask me" answered O'Donnell. and the exam
inatlon proceeded.
DO You know what new machinery the
company intends to put ini'
No. ,sir: there have been no improvements
structed. It. stands to-day as 1t did on the day
It WAS built"
Was there any order in your, lodges to quit
1T was understood that we should do So,
After the mills were shut down, did the
workmen take possession Of the mill r,
I'VE called mass meeting. and the men
agreed to stay out. Then the lodges had
jo mt meeting. and a certain number were APP
pointed by each President to form themselves
Into an advisory committee. OF which ! was
elected President. We knew that we had TO
appointed number 81 men to see that no one
did any DAMAGE to the property OF the COM
structed to use moral suasion oply."
Moral suasion upon whom p
stood had been engaged"