The record-union., 1892-07-27
Special to the REcoRp-uNIoN

HOMESTEAD, July 26.-It appears quite
likely tonight that Hugh O'Donneu will
resign the Craftsmanship of the Advisory
Committee, the committee refusing to
approve an almost unconditional surren-
der of the fight on hand. O'Donnell had
expressed himself as anxious for a settle
ment, even if he had to be sacrificed.
He authorized two newspaper men to see
superintendent Potter and ascertain
upon what terms the old men could re-
turn to work. When their commission
was executed he refused to admit them
and this rebuff will undoubtedly cause
ODonnell's resignation. Superintendent
Potter told the men that there was no
viudictiveness in the company's dealing
with the men, but they would not take
back certain strife-makers. The mon
would hot be questioned about member
ship in any organization, but would be
required to sign an agreement as individ-
uals fixing a scale based on the S23 billet.
The medlatorS were assured that the
places of the strikers were being rapidly
filled, and Superintendent Potter ex-
pressed regret when he heard Of the
failure Of O'Donnelrs efforts with the
committee.
EThe Eighth Regiment was ordered
home this morning. tits believed others
Will follow till only two regiments are
| left.
Prick RECOVERING.
| PITTsBURG, July 26-Friclx slept well
| last night, and awoke refreshed and
! cheerful this morning. There are no
dangerous symptoms. and it is believed
the danger is past. Secretary Lovejoy
said this morning that cablegram had
been received from Carnegie asking if
his presence was needed. An answer
was sent that it was not, and he need not
come until sent for.
AN ACCoMPLICE OF BERGMAN ARRESTED.
New YORK, July 26.-F. Mollick, a
journeyman baker, was arrested this
morning at Long Branch, charged with
completely IN the attempted murder of
Prick. He is supposed to be the person
who sent the money to Bergman, who at
tempted to kill Erick.
STILL ANOTHER ARREST.
PITTSBURG, July 26.-H. Bauer, another
suspected accomplice OF Bergman, has
| been arrested in Allegheny.
Among Bauer's effects was a plan for
| manufacturing bombs and several cipher
| letters. a list of thirty millionaires was
also found. The police have another
| anarchist in this city under surveillance.
| The arrest of Mollick, in Long Branch
and Bauer in Allegheny, to-day, the
police think will greatly aid in clearing
up the mystery that surrounds Anarchist
Bergman.
A young man named Fritz Simmonds.
employed in stove factory here, was ar
| rested this evening for selling tickets for
an anarchist meeting and distributing
anarchiStic documents.
A BAD MAN.
DENVER, July 90 Bergman, who at
tempted the assassination Of H. G.. Friclk,
spent three years in Kansas and Colo
RADIO, part of the time as tramp printer
| and part OF the time in the colony of
Russian Jews in kearnev County. Kan.
and taking part in the murderous county
seat fight. At Pueblo, Col, he was i'm
prlsoned for stabbing d man.
HERR MOST INTERVIEWED.
New YORK, July 26.-The ECeninq
| World prints long interview with Most,
! who is quoted as saying that "the Frick
shooting is OF little consequence. and
what the devil is the use OF making SO
much fuss about it. Bergman is no good
and he is my enemy and I hate him as
much as l do Prick, the Car of America.
Bergman betrayed me. l taught him to
! be printer and then he turned around
and Joined the autonomiSts, who hate
me worse than the police The talk
about me being mixed up in the Prick
affair is all rot. The cause of anarchy is
not advanced by Bergman's bungling
Job. All anarchists hate Frick, but
won't say he ought to be killed. Emma
Goldman is a harmless crank. I don't
know Mollick, the Long Branch baker.
He is an autonomist and likely to be a
friend of Bergman"
DEFENSE OF THE HoMESTEADERs.
ST. PAUL, July ga labor mass meet
ing has decided to push the collection of
funds to send attorneys to Pittsburg to
defend the arrested Homesteaders.
CARNEGIE'S STATEMENT.
LONDON, July 26.-Andrew Carnegie
has made the following statement TO the
stead troubles: Il have not attended to
business the past three years. Ihave i'm
plicit confidence in those managing the
mills. Further / have nothing to say"