New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
r. J. Horner u Co.

'nn a; lie w h9o~ at @ae Wi %S cS %a'
Of cincinnati. and he IS a man known throughout
the entire West We sometimes are Obliged TO se,His
Information from crooks. but there i MOI IA
I'm the country who Is not sometimes "DH-'" /" wv
the When 1rI' asked about r. v Powdcrlys statement
schenectady to turn switch during the Ne" norh
Central strike Mr. Fullerton said that there were
=" Mr.. Pinkcrton then went TO deny many Of Mr.
Povdcry charges against rnkerlcn men ,och,p, Mr.
lrinkerton's birth pIrenage, etc. In hns"e - ma
PETER Mr. pinleiton said that the ir'i time rnGyIt ~
men were employed during II sirh" WAS i"ehN ~
vcnrs ago at brentwood. III. Trusted men were Al
ways sent WITH the o mS@ on for s' Strike wSrE IN
the men who were sent - Homestead, ME- flhher'oH
said knew where they TsTG So Virtually resulted in
rnne,tion Of the evidence he before the committee
appointed by the House Of Representatives iof '"c
sang acaPp 1' Frcdcrc H. Hlndc then calld 10
the win, s 70 ad 14 n a"S DE-
fen wears. He was shot In the encounter At Home
tG%d al ana cboi M" n ; iilnGc cxancd his Of
he eac'er Of the i mcn n }g Ind 70 gone mad and
were appar nty. rnalle 70 reason lie Wa examiner
~ Were you ,ho, down very carly y
Right at lie tart
Who TOOK charge thenl'
Ibid lid You ask Ir Gray, the deputy shcriH' 70
III did s. twice. Mr. Gray said there would be-
time enough when it was seen there was To De-
= Would you have gone If you had imowo there
wa Y ~ sir: would have obcyed ,rders'
GLOW many we're wounded or hlrd ,,.- o,,
0There was man killed ara -FOUR We lhu'"l
early. I know noting about what hnpp h'1 Oh
lad Won personal knowledge Of the character Of
II had. sir They were ury good men. indeed.
They were all as far rs | know, American dNzc''.
wa personally acquainted with most Of t' m'"
senator peter then took The witness and brought
ont some interesting Information rom h,'r, %
company he commanded wcr" IHnhcrion mon. Ihry
called them sc1bs.
on the boat. Captain lIiu1e said
IS soon a. passed the bend - o." river below
lie crowd, began 10 gatl er and run alous ilr bans
toward the village Then the crowd va. hrl.- ~
the boat. and y)u coun hear t. Plt"r ~ ,.'
bullet, on tn" sd" Of thc boat Then a'h"i Mr.
t,ibntcd f. the mon until after the firing began. ]
ordered The with lnc- to rcman inside. tlininr
| fcll. ard what happened after DON'T know
Ilindr said that n was mcr" coincidence ili'
the arm, WcI" on me narES WIN ~. mr.' ro
aims sent from Chicago and rot intended - lc
opened until they arrived on the Carncsi" ground
lie did rot know that II fact tat The arms had
bccn sent on the barc"s until he got IN board N'n
The e:rller. fired. then. and not ul then, Dc gave
directions for some arms - BE- I'll trhrcd. lie riNc
no further dircciions after he va, ,h't senator
lavc und"rst BOD that your agency has been
frequently called npon by pltcll paric,
frauds % election. We have been employed by al
parties"
for PETER said he Wa going 20 Washington and
senator Galiugcr sold he going ~ NO-i ID. They
VIII submit their report 81 yesterdays preceding
10 the other members Of the committee. Before hc
lad secured any Valuail. suggestions toward tn" son
ton Of the labor problem. II" an.we'"H That h" had