Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-07-08

situation is one of intense excite
ment. The dead are being buried
and the wounded cared for. 1t is
now understood that sixteen mon
we're killed and over sixty wounded.
Out of these, six, and perhaps
more, will die Nearly all of the
Pinkertons were more or less wound
ed, some being badly battered up as
they were led through the crowd as
prisoners. A special train carried a
good many of them to New York,
and it is not likely that any of them
will ever show up in Pittsburg. The
Sheriff has issued proclamation and
tried to raise posse, but this is i'm
possible under the present state of
excitement. The Sheriff telegraphed
to the Governor that all his resources
had failed, and it would require
troops to preserve the peace.
1t has been decided not to take
another posse to the Homestead as it
would bring about another riot.
The men are jubulant over their
victory and full of confidence in
their ability to vanauish another
force. The houses of leading mem
bers of the Carnegie company are
guarded by double force of men.
| Some of the men feel very bitter
over the release by the Sheriff of the
Pinkerton prisoners.
1t was agreed that they should be
taken to Jail to remain there until
the Grand Jury met.
Others hold that their release
means that neither side will ask the
courts to interfere and it is regarded
as being as good for one side as the
other. The workmen offer to re-
build the fence around the works,
torn down yesterday and the barri
cades have been removed.
The Labor Unions all over the
country will place strict boycott on
all the products of the Homestead
works. The fight viii be taken up
by organized labor all over the
United States.
Washington. July 7.-Corgress
has taken official notice of the Pitts
burg riots in the shape of resolu
ton by Camnetti of California ask
ing for the appointment of a commit
tee to investigate the troubles at
Pittsburg. Several speeches were
made in which the protective tariff
was charged with the trouble.
Another Riot.
Buffalo, July Z A riot broke out
here today between the lumber SHOW
ers and non-Union men employed
by the stevedores. Several Of the
latter were badly injured, and sever
al of the former are under arrest for
rioting. Mole trouble is expected.
Charles Wetmore Fails.
Oakland, July 7.-Charles A. Wet
more, owner of the famous Cresta
Blanca vineyard in Livermore valley,
made an assignment this afternoon
for the benefit of his creditors. His
liabilities amount to $50, 900.
Cordelia, Ga, July Speaker
! Crisp was nominated for Congress to-
day by reclamation.
A Fatal Quarrel.
Johnstown, Pa, July 7.-Aoolph
AIoschjat Of Dale spent yesterday at
a picnic grove i'll Daisytown. On
his way back he sto. ped at the home
Oh L T0Q NdSIkCI, HIS DAONIAOA III - .
Bad feeling has for several years ex-
listed between the two men, one be-
ING a Protestant and the other q
Catholic. Du.ing dispute last
evening Gerker shot NIoschjat dead.
Gerker is in jail here and there is
talk of lynching him.
Fire at Eli Grove.
Elk Grove. Cal, July THE de-
pot at this place is on fire, and it will
be impossible to make telegraph cons
/ neetion with the San Francisco office
until late hour.
School Burned
Madison, Wis, July "a tie
gram announces the burning Of the
main building of the school for de-
pendent children at Sparta. There
were no lives lost.
Three Men Killed.
| Amarillo, Tex, July I'm an af-