Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22


HOMESTEAD, July :o.--$tn' kt i-~tlttl
from halt II dtZtl1 stacks Iii tue Turtle
vic mill >e-lercay, and lat night the
lights w+re cleaning in utanv fur
.lurt~. This morning wo'k wu- az iii
commenced at the u>unI time, ard
gentleman v ho had bee. thr"ugh The
mills -aye nbnut l50 mechunics nre at
work, the chief focus Of activity te1ng
the press mill, wlitr- arn,or plate IL
bent to fit Tie .ihe- of battle ships.
Tue attitude OF the ntchAnical de-
pArtuent wa4 Il surprise to the mill
owners. Manager Potter was cohti~
dent good n.auy OF the mrn would
return Monday and to-day. They did
not do 50.
! 1t has developed that men Gun be
slipped intn the works wi hnut the
knowledge Of tie strikers We y easi1y,
and 1t IL believed now that Mr.. Potter
will find no difficulty IN introducing
such men as can be Induced to 60 into
the c"'npany's employ.
Will. REMAIN.
The statement of Gen. Snowdtn last
evening that the troops will b. kept
! here until the trouble IL settled one
way or the other, has ca:l>td a pro-
found stt s4tinn.
THE QUESTION " BAIL.
| The preliminary hearing In the Gaze
nf Burg* s. McLurkst. under arrest for
participating in the late riot. Was held
hi. morning, nun the prisoner re-
!e4rtd on $lu.A.0 hail. Judge MrGhee
btlh thut M..LHek lets offrtse was lot
murder in the first drgrt e, and there"
fore tllahI+.
Counsel for the dtttn-e sought 10
have the bail nf thu-t f,r wlnm war.
raut@ were cut tix-n. saying thrS ~ruld
then eu1 !ent. cr themselves. The ju'f.e
then retu~cd ~ fix HE bail, -nyinE
that SON IT The men wanted might
be guilty t murder tn lie first degree.
a GREAT legal FIGHT.
| PirrsnuRti. July .0.-rhr licked
out men al Hnn,e1t+a.1 propose 10 make
| a g.eat legal lfght FIR the ncVnitt"l uf
those u their humber ugninst who II
proc+ edings have he'n taken. They
have ~ecur+,, ,h+ t.vlttr Df Gen. E. +.
Butler and +x-Guv. Hoadley o: On o,
to defend th.,u. 1t l. nnw believed
that O'Dol nvil's eastern mission va
10 confer w4sll Butler on the subject
Butler III ext ecl+d to reach P.NehurR
tonight. Tt,+ men are wA.tlig foI
the advice IF their attorneys uefo
taking action against Carnegie Of
f}oia)s.
:, Barring surprises. the Indication
= last night were that however many
criminal intormations against th'
strikers might be cited by Carnegie
officials In Pittsburg, truce to arrest
. was at least temporarily the program
/ to be pursued iu homestead. Durinl
= the day innumerahle rumors OF wal
rants. etc., kept the excitement at
g high point. a constable serving sui
o pnnas had narrow escape from vic
ence in the afternoon, some of tn
T. muscular strikers at one point think
IF inK they were to be arrested. In tn
II military camp to-day, despite The III
u spection of the second brigade b
Ia Gov. Patti=op, matters were extremel
IL quiet. The governor expressed min
self delighted with the condition t
10 The troops. He declined to discuss tn
Il Homestead situation. He would ea
i nothing about the report that Il pr<
~ vislonai regiment could be- formed
II stay ;,e,e all summer, hut among 80
diers such report is currel t, 1t bein
70 said that there are 500 volunteers frol
D. among the uen now here. Many oft
u soldiers are anxious to get home, not
A' few being business men whose hon
T. interests are suffering.