The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15
WAITING FOR SCABS.
Homestead Strikers Will Try
TO Intercept Non-Union Men.
The MILITIA MAY INTERFERE.
Sxmrs.he.sc Strike ut Carnegie's Pitts
burg MilIs-A National Guard on-
Ger Expects More Bioedshed.

HOMESTEAD. Tolv IL - AL day long
svs-vhS>sv IN Homestead has been expect
anS toe arrival Of 80 no1-unIon workmer1-
Thsy were scheduled 20 arrive - $50. but
I'D ~ lage hour the black sheep had
aos r1ass-ialSzs&. A. special Iaeet%1s
o. the advisory eoa1-IEces son'sA.
twas believed the men would De brought
in bv eAe river. an3 the patrols were
strengthened on the hanks o. the Nonon-
sahesa % vaees anG &-gUe Win the
inco,ns-S, II vas argued that anv
resort % violence would be p-acsI-
vsss5 - asx the ineoEne-s = they
x--A taking tae pIaces OF the
straight wo-Sneo because they needed
:ooa for themselves and families Il Al
affirmative -suIv was returned the COM
1zItses authorized promise % help lnt2l
they could secure Other wo-S- The CON-
r2isses Vas impressed with the necessity
a using the utmost discretion Il : here
only .h.. fear Of collision exists,
IS he strikers viii certainly e1deayo- 20
talk % IRE non-unioa men Is they are
b-o2sAs II. Pst-o.s have been estao-
lisAe1s Tor this sole purpose, AMI
Z tie militia does nos permls argument
the- may pc ~ effort 70 have stae 2-sl-
G2eat whether @ no. The SITUATION = 20
so-ae extent critical. because the STRIFE. dis
cipllns q the troops : ve-y Ia
he ID cash with the utterly fear
sess s1j determined strikers The
Latter nropose % speak 10 any one
sAev please. 50 long IS they are pe2ee2o-e
On the other h226. Il s believed tAat no
one wl.l oe permitted 20 talk with the nes
2--.y2ls. L r22s=-nesTl2g o. the locked
O., men OF C2-aegie's steel works vii be
he'd sozo<-ox % decide IS 20 she beSE
method o. tae distribution O relief prof
Tered ~ LABOR organizations
While marital .&w has not been oEi-
cla-.Y declared II tins borough, = has
s2Sea place % n. practical purposes
T2fs Is the result q tie Illegal AZ
res-s BY special policemen yesterday.
Tbs morning sxo additional companies
O troops, with twenty rounds OF eaA car
t-l3Ses and hxei eayoaess, were 6sgsile3
II patrol the ROWE. Tn@v we're Instructed
that n case OF "A arrest BIZ po-see fs- any
manifest breach q the ps2ce.
drunkenness Or he Ike, they
are nos % interfere. b.. n 81
other cases they are 20 take both tE2e prs
o2e- 216 policeman before The provost
marshal. AMI il the sr-sss Is Illegal the
policeman vii Re punished General
S1owGea pats = e1pAenaisE,ezl-v by say
Ing That The military Vii Cooperate with
the c;vll authorities IN preventing Illegal
arrests ana making sons shat mere Ger
t~in the preservation q The pe2cs- Il
was reported this morning that The sown
was officially declared Under Ear-
raj Izx. AMI the strikes were lot
az a. pleased when tAsv hsar3 i. ~
tAey thought !. p-ssaSe5 81 immediate
attempt - turn n rol--15o1 -ea- L =
now learned that the lockeS-out r2e1
are nos entirely pleased with The
action % The Carnegie men n ofAsr
mills Il threatening 70 s:rlxe IN
less : conference : granted % the
homestead E2@1. IS Fhev asllevs the others
cs2 30 them more good = case Of . loag
st--Ec.s Z remaining ~ WORK and helping
them financially
LEsASoS. Pa. guly l4-4Ssns-ai Wright,
g Ehs lard brigade. u2o2 benz
questioned s. % the Sst1zE1oa 81
Homestead ty Governor P4s-5soa. recsSe1
tAas everything Vas ccje+. o2t tie tors-
holdings were VERY Cssy. The strikers ne
SAYS, are heavily srG@3 and tAe-e SlN Il
hlos1saei before 1aal Seszlezzs7. a a.
fairs Tie present pszcs : eufc-c@i IL
TIE c-c-2 o sws which ms a1a- owe- the
striking @s2 since IAe srr.va. q ne
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