New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

arrested the only thing he had about him was
small pochctknEe
o,noyxE1J. AND HIS COMPANIONS OUT on BAIL
Hugh O'Donner the leader OF the Homestead
snikers who is charged with murder was
released this morning 10000 ball mug"
Ross Martin Fay and Peter Allen, three o'her u'
fendants In the Homestead murder cases. were nis'
released on bail With O'Donnel.
lnrge crowd was present this morning IN tne
criminal court to hear The decision OF Judse M"s.e
on the application OF O. Donnel for release on '''
O'Donneli was less nervous than during his hear"'l
and seemed u be confident OF his release Inc court
cnd attorneys were somewhat late. and 1t was SONIC
time after the hom for Opening court before JuoEe
Magee began 10 render lbs decisioh' iD''''H
Ross Foy and Allen were brought INTO court ~
8 80 Judge Mcgee aid: ,,,
al have gone over the case carefully. The reht
10 he admitted to bail is CONSTITUTIONS ''e"'' "
,hera must he evidence or strong presumpuoh oi
murder In the first degree before man CHI, W "
fused bail | have indicated before ulc 'eSpo"'
those engaged in this riot, and necd say ho 'oe
The first shots came from the shoro' i"'' ,
deyfl,sh malignty on the part OF '"o "oo' 80,
evidence shows tho defendant was not An ac''e
pant In the killing. II shows he was IN sympa"s
.,h ~. crowd and he bv his idly standing by, IA
r,snonsible for the acts. do not thinK there j.
any doubt about the right OF the P'So'ci W "
balod and will fix II at $4,000 TIC why u e'
he is chargcable with murder In the sccoho "ce'eo
District Attorney Burlegh-Under your honor ,u,
ing we are content 10 thc o''o' "''
admitted in the same bail.
Tho court then proceeded 10 aoooP' Vol ~ Wv
defendants released
ODonneu &C soon as he had signed the bona re-
ceiyod many congratulations and gave sign VI reei
when he was liberty to CO. Tic Sa'" TIC '
make different showing when his case came 10 ''iai'
and would show his whole efforts inc Gay o inc i'o
TO prevent disorder and bloodsheo anu '"'' "o 'N ~
the least doubt of his acquitta
at am very much pleased to hear the good reports
,o,, Nr Frtck,s condition" he said. " Ills denth
would be great misfortune. especially al inc pe'''
fine and I am glad TO know ne mas eoo" ''"''',
for recovery We believe we VIII WIN INC SUM
.,d oil honorable means will be used to accomplish
this end"
MI TRICKS STEADY IMPROVEMENT
Al O'Clock word received from Mr. fricKs
home that he was resting easily and that the hope9
:. ,s ranoyerv were bn ght The only thing that Is
,ored now Is the warm weather which may have some
osac on his recovery DR.. Ntchheh is constantly ~
the injured mans bedside and viii not ieaNe It, d"
though he saws hs has nothing to fear Inc coS"''
watch Is being kept TO prevent II possible any com
plications setting in. Mr. Frick was III most e"e'
mi mood this morning The first thing ne dih wa
10 ask how everything getting along at liofneS'eau
A number OF messages OF inquiry and sympathy We'
rsccived from different points OF The country lh'"c
were kept away from him for time. but ah"r"a'"
he insisted on having them read TO him ana ne u''
the
Al Mr.. Frick's Office there were numerous ca'lcf'
all morning and they all anxious aDou' MI
pr,cks health Secretary Lovetoy spent most OF the
morninc In Mr. IMshmans Office which ahloihs MI
F11cks During the moving picture Of 'he oI"'e'
was taken These pictures are 10 be useN a. e''''"'
in Berhman'S trial secretary Love)oy sao
Notwithstanding Mr.. Tricks absence we are get
ting along Just as usual As perhaps you arr a.
al
mornine at Homestead and more will follow oi
oourse the affair on saturday caused great e1ci'"
ment, and nothing was done IN regard 70 WORN V''
things are moving smoothly. and we anticipate no
trouble"
Mr. Frich In speaking Of the attack on himSn
sold ut Is singular that BeTkmah oo no' 49,
me In tho hall instead OF waiting TO follow me INTO
the Office I Jaw him out there as ! came down c>
elevator lie was walking up and down saw
he was a stranger and ] glanced al lin as parren
In. lie did not AZ all excited IL was cur
Gus thing TINT in TIE whole OF ID. attack on me anu
tho subSeQucnt struggle ne mon was aVsp'"'en
SILENT he never uttered a word or cry from FIRST 10
last fancy he mus, have had a dynamite cartridge
IN his mouth which acted gag
Fat,cr Griffin was at the Jail this morning and sao
the gymnasium al ST. Petersburg. the college bethh"n
re,erTcd 70 WINS one OF the colleges In Russia
The man speaks four different languages. WARDEN
McAIeesc says It Is his opinion that 'he man Is not
crazy.
OFFICER Thompson. 0. Greensburg, who IS color
bearer FOR the 10th Regiment, called Of the JAIL u's
morning. lie saw article In one OF the newspapers
which stated that Bersmnn was arrested In "rcehsoufV
some time ago As the arrcsiinS omcef ne
wanted to see I. he could identify The man BerAman'
wit, ,,ur other men, called NJ. and after looking
q, all q. them. Thompson sad none o. them was the
one arrested In Greensbuig.
In commenting upon the attack on Mr.. fTcK Iast
saturday secretary iDveoy sag TO-DAY -, - m't y,
| of Ven
The motives that e. the would be assassin 70 tho
"a resart 10 the aifni are OF course. simply an out
come OF The Wild talk INDUCED in when horrible so'
like tbi, startles the community. only a close ~
Xrtigation and time will unravel the truth concerning
the crime. whatever II may be- .,.. - ,h.
The fast mail express No. !, westbound on we
Pennsylvania road. made sop this morning a.
station indicated on It's chedne, Ibis tla aoco
not carry day ooache O. The rear Of the
train The blinds Of the windows were drawn coseiy
n , As the express neared the svissvillc station
near the encampmen Of The provisional brigane' tne
n came to .aoe nds Tom Of f he 'sy ao and then
he train passed 70 The city.
After the train had gone the door? Of the cars were
| unlOc ked and u number Of men, nearly POO IN an
alirhted II was whispered among the spectators az
once that the men were non union Worshen ooui, n
Tor the Carnegie steel mills at Homestead. Inc shr
mise proved TO be correct. as the entire BODY soon
marsh down hs rS HTncd w Sm o 9 f the
landing the city farm station In waiting 70 chTr try
d"lph,a' New York and Boston. and many said 10
| be skilled iron aud steel workers
PREPARATIONS IL THE Mills
All approaches TO the Thirty DIST. mill OF the
| Carnegie Company were guarded THIS morning by a
large detachment Of police. 1t Is now about settled
that an effort will 10 made TO put several hundred
men I'm this mill they can BE- arranged for
| No strangers have yet arrived at the works Only
the hands employed right along since the shutdown
ten DAYS ago are on duty. But everything about Il @
Interior OF the departments indicates that they arc In
| readiness for workers The furnaces arc lighted. rs
they have been for the last few days statement
that the city mills OF the company 10 start TO-
day was denied by Secretary Loveoy who stated that
IoveIoy said The great fight IL at Homestead, and
10 that win give our undivided attention. and when
| we win II the other matters will be easily settled