New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11
MANY LETTERS To THE STRIKERS.
SUGGESTIONS OF ARBITRATION, LEGAL WAX
u,pr IVY ,urIE CIN:. ETC.

SUGGESTIONS OF ARBITRATION, LEGAL WAX
FARE, DYNAMITE GUN;, ETC.
Homestead, July IO.-There Is no PROMISING III
6ca,,on that those jealous hunnnitariaiS VIM '''''
charged that arbitration be invoked to settie 'e "
listing difficulty between capital aud iabor' VIII CIV.
reach the realization OF their hop,s III Is Soi'e' 'U''
the Carnegie Company has received the SUGGESTION
with depressing chilincss, and the leaders oi Tue
.trihcr intimate that they consider the AmalgnmitN
Association competent than any outsider |" pre-
servc the interests OF labor In the present dliicu'''
To nm audcrce Of newspaper men. this Afternoon MI
C'Donnon read the following lcttT which, among
n,uv others he received In to-day's mall:
Ihliadnlphi, Penn, July D.
Hugh O'Donne, esq, Homestead, Penn.
Respected Sir: On behalf OF the Universal Union 'n
tho interest OF peace through justice ana Ho'tr'"oh'
yrito YOU 70 ascertain you ana those you represent WI"
not submit your grievances to wise ana impafta aro'
trationi Peace Union has committee OF afri'ra
,on and has had remarkable success In many co"'"Nc-
sIc, We may be OF 10 In This criuca Juhour'
We have addressed Carnegie, rhpps Co. III tne SANE
splrt In the Interest OF justice humanity anu P''o
how much refer this difficulty to arbitration ala
thu. eoncats all conflicting matters snail DC pie'Sc'
10 hear YOU II you fcceiye our letter ana you can
bring the conference refer to for the COCO Oh all
Yours truly, hLfkhp H. ho'ft
President OF the Universal Peace Un'oh'
awhnt do YOU think OF this suggestion for arbtra-
ton" Sir. O'Donnell was asked.
Il could not say anything definite about Inc tha''er
NJ orbItrntion for have not conferred with the
Anal gnmated Association. Speaking ior Myself !
think We have Intelligence enough In our ranks 10
settle our own ofalrs. I do n0 think we would np-
prove OF such proposition. 1t Is not customary 10
settle our matters In that way"
A letter was to-day received by Mr. ODonnell, from
Horace L. Stiles. lawyer, of Washington, ID. C., lrg-
ing that the advisory committee rcorganize In
corTorito ard. filing Il bill in equity, claim )esai
lien claim upon the company's property" rs you
are In possession" says the letter, :" the company
could not eject you as summary ms they seem u.s.
poed TO do. Let your committee announce that your
Il under color Of title and demand Of the
sheriff that he show legal vibrant for your dlspcs-
session. the best legal talent OF Pttsburg, iiar-
risburg aud Philadelphia and give them battle royal
and Institute criminal process against MI FLICK LOT
murder and treason"
This letter was read with considerable Interest, and
M it, conclusion II said, rs the Amalgamnted AZ
ISOLATION represented by three VI the leading lights
OF the Allegheny County bar, the Suggestion would be
referred To them. -, .
New ork Anarchist wrote letter suggesting that
the existing difficulties could only be adjusted ON the
lines OF eternal fitness by hundred pounds OF metal
being tied 10 Manager Frick, and that individual cast
into the MOnongahea River. Another encl )sed II
drawing Of chenp and effective dynamite gun. whic
"ally body can Use On short notice.
These letters and suggestions said ODonneIi, "r,
| cnlculatcd 10 lnIuIc our cause. The wcrh KNOWS j
have no anarchistc tendencies. fair field and no
favor Is my idea'
An ex -pinkerton man, whom O'Donnell escorted FROM
the burning barge and who said the latter saved his
letter full OF gratitude, but Mr.. ODonnclPs mdesty
prevented him from giving 1t for fnll publication as a,
the cpiste brisiled with heartfelt expressions OF
humility and gratitude