New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
RIOTERS TO BE PROSECUTED.
Sec JRING EVIDENCE AGAINST THE AS
SMfANTS OF THE pINKERTONS.
TWO HUNDRED MORE NoN.UNIoY MEN TAKEN
iNIo THE HOMESTEAD M,LD-eTARTfNG
Up TIL CITY MIIL.>-MIS FRICK
OFT or DANGER.

Ifitsburc Aur l-Those who participated m the
dsgrnceful scenes at Homestead after the Suric'Her
OF the PnkcrtOns on July Will be prosecuted Tor
agrra waited assault and battery highway robbery
larceny, Participating and other crimes and ms-
demcanors. The work " securing the necessary evil
dcrce n convict thpsc Engaged In The assauis on uhe
FnkertOas and the robbery " the SURRENDERED men
has been going on for time and II Is now 50 iar
advanced that infUrmalions will te made IN rev
days and ohe persons arrested. Among theih are eoV-
ernl women rho particularly active ana ag-
greSive durr; Tire time the men ran the sauhtles
and after IL IN taking IN" property Of The men ana
hiding It. Assault and battery and receiving stolen
goods viii D. the charges against these women Ins
assault on the mon was generally coidcHfhen oy W'
leaders N the strikers and especially ~ inc Aiiga-
matoa Association, aud tIey have alded III securing
evt1ce against the persons engaged IN me aSsauh'
and there Is no sympathy Dr them either In the
Amalgampted Association out Of II, and at the time
Of the assault tllsse towards were repr1mailueu W
those who were trying ~ secure safe exit Tor ing
Pnkertons. The I1nkerton Agency VIII thSe part III
these prosecutions.
Tho Carnegie ofIcia, look for break In tho ranks
Of the strikers In few days. and by the ehd OF
the wock expect to be running full. About II"
deputies duty IN and about the Homestead MIL
snd this lumber viii DC Increased to 900 shortly
superintendent Potter sys thnt they are all armed
with clubs and rnc, and enough guns are now In the
mill To arm every in the employ OF the hTm
Every precaution will be taken to protect the EN-
ploye., and II necessary, force will meet force.
Tho upper Union mills In this city started up non
union At O'Clock this morning. The plate mill IL
running, and other departments appear to be In opera
lion. A guard Of police Is about tho property and
no trouble has occurred.
Superintendent rottcr say, that there was
break IN tho ranks OF thr strikers In the mechanical
department OF the Homestead mill last night and that
twenty-five OF tho best skilled ~orhncn returned 10
work this morning The men had committee AT inc
gate when the employees went In This morning, and
they assert positively that only eight Of the LOO
men In the mechanical department have broken away.
they have boon preparing for break they say, ana
arc highly eralcd tho result Of their endeavorS
10 prevent II IS understood that there are no"
several strikers In The mill Influencing the non
unlonl,' 10 quit. TIL, plan was adopted With signal
success IN l--2. when whole turn Of strik'rs
went back TO work ana soon organized all the non
unionistA taking them ont on another fight
W J. Bremen attorney FOR the Analsnmated AZ
ISOLATION intended presenting petition 20 court tins
morning under the Trade Tribunal act " 17-3, pro
yldinp FOR the settlement o, wage disputes by arol
tratOn. hut court not IN session ana tm mh'V''
was postponed until tomorrow Tie p-u'loh j.
signed Us over niiy Homestead mill workers. but inc
tribunal cannot Doe appointed unless the Carnegie com
many also sign the petition. Mr.. Bremen said the
object was 10 show the Carnegie company and the
community ina, fnc~r men anxious ana Wiling
io r.ep within the law and arr willing to abide by
INV judicial settlement u IA" trouble. "Thc com
pn- ren.s ~ anxious 10 call the aid ~ the Ia"
IN MS matter. that think We VIII Give II some
Law, frm our SIDE said Mr.. Bremen.
The Allegheny rcs,encr steel works plant dld not
resume operations al DuqucSne this m0Clng WIN nom
union men. The company has posted notices giving
the Old men until Wednesday evening to return 10
work
The steamer Tide made four trips T. Homestead win
non union men today. CARRYING on an average ni'y
men trip
IT, C. rick - entirely ont ~ danger. HIS phy
,ician- made that announcement today, bni SAID IL
was not likely that he would hc down to his oihco
this week. -, ,.,,,o.
Joseph Driver Charles Reynolds, John Wilnams
and George Kincsd four Of the men brought here 70
talc the place 81 the Homestead locked out men, Iet
MA. mil ihl, morning. and came 10 the city wherc
tl.y called upon Mr. Brennan attorney for ue .NpAl
cnnatcd Association and complained OF the treatment
they received while In the mill The three hrst
named live In Philadelphia, and say thoy Werr M IA
there ly an employ mcnt agnt named Banorch
whose place Is at No. ~ South >rventhst hh'Hn
mills from Cleveland All the men say thcy "rir
hr,h hero under false representations maze by thc
mon who engaged them. they say that there hrc AZ
lest $50 Non In the mill who want 10 come ont
Int nrn prevented from doing 80 by the onchIS VINO
ain not allow them To- gp outside Of the nEh fence
NolncIs. ric Long Bnrch Anarchist. VIII nave
I,,rin.. 10 morrow and uulcr more evidence Is dR-
'uycrrd On the meantime be Will tc releas''