The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-22

laoLutE5na-tt uudraala AEreaLad In l1l
Cuur d'Alsus DIstriet-Louiz-ouu aa So
perfori EgEs--Taa Carnegie strife
srEoEG RESOLUTIONS
CuICAG0, July Is--Ef the sentiments
{ expressed by the trades and labor as
/ sembIy at its meeting yesterday were
I carried out the PiulzertCns lNiliam
I ana Robertl, together with Manager
( Ericlz, Of the Carnegie works, would be
I placed under arrest on the charges of
/ murder, treason, melting riot and i'm
I surrectiun- By fax the most radical
I declarations yet made by any la
/ 5ur organization in the United
/ States respecting the Homestead
. troubles We're adopted at the NEE ting
/ of the assem- bly,. As soon as the meet
{ ing was called to order Tommy Nor
/ gan arose and moved 90 suspend the
. rules and receive a report from the e1z-
| executive board on the Homestead
I affair" The motion was quickly car
ried and Mr. Quinlon, of the tin
! and sheet iron workers read a
I lengthy preamble and resolution
. They recits the existence of tine
I Piukerton agency and its "hubit
. of sending armed aszassina into
different states and territories 70 shoot
American citizens and working mem"
{ and state that hIr. Ericz conspIrcd with
the Pinlzertons to send armed assassina
called watchmeu to Homestead, where
I by EriCk's instructions, the armed hire
liugs attacked, killed and manned ciri-
zens and wOrlringmeus creating riot and
imperiling the welfare OF the whole
United States Such acts are auarch-
I istic and against the spirit of our Hber-
ties" and continued:
Resolved, Tnat we demand OF the governor OF
I Illinois that he cause the arrest OF hllam
Plnkertour OF chicago upon the charge OF muir
! der ana melting riot and iusuErectious that we
D call upon Gov Flower OF New York 70 cause
the arrest OF Robert Pinkertour OF New York
D z ID
Z PaEtisou. of PpuussIVLuil, TO cause the arrest
Z OF Manager Prick of Homestead. Pa on the
I charges of treason murder iuCitlug riot I'M
I 8urrectiou and rebellion and at this moment
trying Co deprive American citizens OF their
homes and in the mills which their labor has
buIt up and created
A COMMITTEES of 1--WE was appointed to
draw up charges of murder against the
PiuizertOus and Mr. Ericlz-
HUNDREDS ARRESTED.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash July 1S--Suu-
= day was quiet in the Coeur D'Alene dis
3 triCt- The arrest of miners continues and
several hundred are now huddled iu the
school, empty warehouses and a base
ball stoClzade- They are closely guarded
3 , and cannot hope to escape The troops
p have not captured any of the rifles OF
ammunition of the strikers which are
hid in the surrounding hills. A nuFu-
Der of leading spirits in the iusurrec-
p tion are still at large.
1t is reported that the Montana
- I unions are indignant at the way the
4 / fight has been carried on
10 Very few of the fleeing strikers are
p coming this way. Most are passing
r. over Bitter Root creek into Montana
o where the union is stronger
70 Two men were arrested here last
S night and booked on a charge of muir
r der at the police station. The charge
e viii be preferred against every fugitive
70 who is caught & large number Ot
s. fugitive nou-uuion men are gathered
II here. They huddled together auC
e seemed to be dazed over then
30 rough experience, but are will
Il ing to go back TO work al
b soon as quiet had been a little restored
d 1t is the general impression both ir
e Coeur d'Alene and here that permu
neut garrison onght to be maintained
E, in the mines. Unless this is done tina
d, section during the next year viii be the
"a theater of many dark and bloody
Il crimes.
III LOCKOUT IN WISCONSIN.
e SUpERIoR, Wis, July 1s.-Saturday
i' afternoon the works of the West Supe
g rior Iron & Steel Co, were shut down
The fires We're drawn tools put ava.
- and arrangements apparently made 70
a continued inactivity if necessary
- The men who were supposed to b
IS In any way connected with the Anal
e gamated association or who had tallel
u part in the recent demand for tn
adoption of the scale, were discharge
by g. notice In writing. Manage
Mates will say nothing Of his plans
10 except that he will not recognize tn
association in any event. The mel
~ were surprised and it is sure a secra
? meeting was held last evening, bu
IL nothing could be learned as to its pan
i pose. Whether the men in other de
l. partmeuts of the works viii go out
d not known About 200 men are ai
"a dected
n THE HOMESTEAD SITUATION.
=, PITTSBURGH, Pa July 1s.-AHairs 81
= the LlavreuceviIle district, where tn
= upper and lower mills of Carnegie ar
a located, are assuming a serious aspect
- All NIGHT the halls were throuUe
p by wcrImen discussing the situatio
~ and speculELiuE on the probable ou
come. The skilled mechanics wh
struck on Friday were Circuiatiu
~ among the laborsrs and using every al
gumeut to induce them TO Join Lh
= strike These men are in svmpath
with the movement and in uuneroU
cases they declared they would gu
work Even IL they do not they Wi
e. be compelled to quit on Tuesday sro
In lack of material
I'd TWO MORE VICIUL5-
IA PIrTsBUBGHs Pa July Is--Gsora
W Hutter, a steel worker wounded i'm tt
So riot of July g, died at the Homeopath
IS hospital yesterday he was - au
n leaves a family William Shock
Be Pinlzerton who was at the West Peu1
Id sylvania hospital, died at midaigh
IN This makes eleven deaths resu1tiu
from the riot at Homestead
A Fever ship
ar NEW YORK, July 1a-The steam'
IT'S Euchanrress, Capt Hammond, fro
1g Santos and Pernambuco. has been d
II talned at quarantine for eZamiuatl-
be and disiufectiou During the voyaf
&c from Santos to Peruamuuco, CAP
D. I Hammond and Furser A. w El
ter, were stricken with yello
fever. They died and were buried
IL sea- Immediately following the
~ deaths Stewart FYalmzIeVs second az
- thirds uEiueers- PottiuEeE and Park
~ I were stricken with the disease and @
but the latter died Parks was take
ca to q Pernam 1uco hospital and the We
-y- sci continued TO this city