New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
McLUCKIE's CAST. A TEcT ONE.

TIE IMPRISONED HOMESTEAD UBRGEss WILL
PROBABLY BIT RELEASED on pAIL TO-DAY
Pittsburc July IO-It was expected that Burgess
John McLuckic o, Homestead, woud have hearing
thi, morning on hi, application for ball. but MS at
torney w. j. Hienhen, had failed 10 INJURY 20 'he pro
oution his intention and his case therefore, Eo' over
,nt ton rrow. The Burgess walV'd h'"rHs o7i''V
The magistrate and rcmandcd 10 !al uhui 'o-"or
row when Ills application bail will be heard before
Judge Magec.
II Is not thoucht that any opposition will be made to
Burgess Mcluciie's release. and tho only question
raised win De the amount in which he Is u DC heiu'
secretary Loveioy OF the Carnegie Company. says tha
as far rs he knows the Company Will make no ob)ec
ton 10 McIMckle's going ont on bail
W J. Brannan to-day said We are making this
test cpSe and II McLuclde is released on bail. as
have no doubt he Will be- the other men VIII az once
surrender waive a hearing and give bail for court.
We will oak rho court 10 make general order hxlhg
the bail for all against whom Information has beeh Ut
will lie made that when warrants are Issued thc e
can come I'm and give ball There VIII be no rouo'e
made or attempted TO be made when the cohS'aoHs
~ 10 serve the warrants. This Is legal baue' NOV
one Of force We have not decided when, II at ALL
10 bring information against the Carnegie oihciaS anu
the pnbertons All can say is II will not be done to-
dav but am pretty certain It Will be done we VIII
have a consultation today and decide
The officials Of the Carnegie steel Company here are
M, ,rorroi over any information 30 BE- made aganst
them SECRETARY Lovcjoy smiled when asked il he had
arranged for bail and san "Wc have no fears OF any
arrests or nformaions and do not believe they can be
so I'll advised as TO take this step. They were te Tres
rs ,pr and sggrssOrs and In position TO charge
any crime on the company lis agents. III Is Oh
course p,,siblc that some OF may be arrested
"Ye. sir We have the names OF many 0 o'hcrS
against whom Information will be made and we VIII
make them from day day fast a. they can be pro
pord and arrests will from now be OF daily occur
renee.
"The stories about our getting men from England
~ any foreign country Is nonsense. We have no
.uch in,ention for two reasons because there Is
no need 10 20 ont Of this country TO get all the men
v'c need and sccndly we have desire or Intention
10 do any illegal acts such that would be. rs
hive often stated we will have trouble to get
all the mon horc we need ealr"adj have ap-
pIlcatious from enough and do not even accept
al who have applied here In person To say hotmhs
~ the applications we get By letter. We already
have In the mill good many more men than Is
generally knows and are daily adding to the num-
Der. We are going slowly In order to give our Ola
men all reasonable chance and time to return 10 work
When that time, July II, expires, We Will th'ii
mn M with outside men. and say to you we VIII
hive all We need. The men We're warned ny some
one 10 get ont Of the road There have been men
going into the mill every day and night i0r some
time and q number rent up last nlRht anu
went into the mill More will 90 up today ana we
IL when We will sp,t rrndy 10 I'll up the works
Ire lork.d ont men at Homes cad pgOfOS" y make
great Legal fight for the acquttal Of the persons
ngiiusi whom infornation> have teen made. lhey
,y thy have secured the services Of General Ben
iamin ! Butler and ex diOvcrnOr IOadley of OHIO,
who will bc her, 10 def The men.