Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
THE GREAT LOCKOUT.
WHAT IT HAS COST IN DOLLARS AND
IN HUMAN LIFE.
Tho Locked-Out Men Not in Danger oi
Want-A Significant Possession
of Baucr's.
[pr telegraph to the pIspatch.l

Pr1rsBuRG. Pa, July 2e.-The great lock-
ont at Homestead is just one month Old
aud has already cost over Si.0OO,OOO, be-
sides the sacrifice of half score OF hu-
man lives and serious injuries to many
more people. OF the loss in cash the mill
tary display has cost, in round numbers,
$320.000, the wOrkmen have lost in wages
$3.50 900, and the Carnegies have spent ana
lost as much more in getting new WORK
men.
The workmen at Beaver Falls. Duquesne,
and the TTn;on Mills. in Pittsburg, have
lost about 800 600 in wages by their SYM
pathy strike, and the firm IS out Sioe'Ooo
by the ideness of these plants. Added 70
this will be tho county expenses iOr
deputy sherilfs and murder trials. the ex-
pense TO the CITY for hunting Anarchists,
and TO the nation for the congressional IN
vestigation. Another item OF no mean
significance Is the loss To workmeh anu
manufacturers in plants indirectly al
fected, which have been forced to close
| down for want of material.
THR LooKED-oUT NOT IN SETD.
Tho locked-out men have not asy yet been
| deprived Of any of the necessarles OF lite,
and If the fight should last. several weeks
yet there is no danger of She workmen's g
| families coming 10 actual want. Subscrip-
| tiOns have been coming in literally ana the
| relief work has been carried on
| judicously and well. Every day
| people come to the Amalgamated
headquarters and receive orders for gro
| cerics and provisions. The fund already
| collected will hold out tor some time, and
| no men are in fear of suffering from want
| of plenty 20 eat. The people who are re-
| ceiFlng aid are principally those who re-
| ceiged $40 per day, the cheap labor. who
| LETT their positions out of sympathy for
me e.nbers Of the Amalgalnated Associa-
| tiOh.
AN ANARCHIST OPEN SESAME.
Tho most significant thing found among
/ the effects Of Bauer, the Anarchist, was a
red card in the shape of book that appa-
rent,v was the "open sesame" To Anar-
| CHI. meetings. and was held only by those
! III toe inner circles. Over the top of the
inner side was the legend, Alarm Club, =,
ami the next line was, " Certltcate oi
membership for Henry Bauer 1t was
signed by L. Roster, secretary. On
tha lower page were four rows
of squares marked by dotted lines.
There were thirteen IN each line,
whichgave one for e1erv weekin the year.
! Apparently, whenever the card was pre-
| septed, II was stamped with a rubber
stamp. The Alarm Club III one OF the
sqilares. The book also contained letters
| from August Spies, Nina Van Zandt, Herr
Most. and other Anarchists. Among the
pictures was one which was identified as
that of the man seen with Berkman Sat
uday. The police are looking for this
mon. but so far have been unable to tnd
any trace of him.
A RIoToUs INVENTION.
The story Of riot among non-unlon mel
! OF the Cincinnati train yesterday was the
! invention of tramp printer, and IS with
| out foundation. There was no trouble OF
the train whatever: The men VINO were
on the train are all now at work in tn,
| Homestead plant. The story was printed
here and telegraphed abroad.