Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
HOMESTEAD TREASON CASES.
Bail Furnished by -Four OF the Arres'e"
Msn-Rxcitcment Subsiding.
TRv teegroph 70 the Dlspatch.l

PIrrsBUEG, PA. October 3.-John Dirken,
George Kylands. Daniel Lynch, and W. Ii.
Caches. four Of the Homestead strikers chargeu
with treason, furnished the required slU'OVV
bail each this morning aud we're released, 80.
David Lynch, another OF tho strikers, Who Whs M
besn diligently sought for month on chsrseso -
murder, rot, conspiracy and treason Tas l,i m
rested this morning and lodged Ia JAIL no VIII
be RiVeu a hearing tomorrow. 49,
Tho fearch for the remaining tWenty-elsn'
HOmesteader who arc accused OF treason con.
times, but no others have been captured ana
tho police are inclined 20 think that tuey hhfc
left the part of the country. FRIENDS OF thc a..
cused, however, aay thcy will surrender When
their lawyers 80 advise, and proners ot bai
are said to be plentiful from Pittsbnrs Hei-
chants.
The excitemont over tho treason charges pre-
ferred against the Homestead men In the ~,
prem9 Court IA abating, though there II etIi
mucn DISCUSSION OF the subject, ana Rfeat inter-
ost u manifested In the coming trials beIore tno
Supreme Justice Of the Commonwealth. 80
fhe supreme Court opened this morning at 10
O'Clock, aud probably three weeks VII 10 spent
IN dispOsing Of cases from other counties OF 'he
Western District before Alleghany county ~
touched. TLil, however, Will not ne>tssarlly III
tericre with Justice Parsons hearing the trea- t
son cases, and the attorneys on botn sizes hAy
tncy are fcady Tor tho iray.
Mr.. Brennan, counsel for tho defence, says
that he expects tho case 70 come up within TWO
weeks.
EOS-uSIOS MEN ATTACKED.
PITIsBUEG, Pa. October 3. "A nOn-unon man
named Smith employed at the Carnegie ihlrty-
sec0nd-street mill was at .ked Dy strikers while
on bis way home Saturday night and 50 hadly
beaten that IL Is feared he Will Ole. Nn'h
found he was unconscious, aud no has been
lying ever since IN . stlp0r. lis aasaiants a. 20
known and are being shadowed by detectives %
prevent their escape. Andrew NOlskie, anCthe-
non-uniOn workman, was assaulted on the same
day. lie was approached from behind ana
tellod with an iron bar. His injuries are mol So
riOus.
TIE HOMESTEAD STRIKE.
Jury-Commss.one Mullen, who was formerly
a member OF the Amalgamaicd A's"clhtoh
says that tho national organization has now
recognized the Homestead strike IN a much
more determined way than formerly. the
lodges" says Mr.. Mullen, "now realizes thai the
loss OF the Homestead strike means the death OF
tho organization. They will levy an assessment
upon the mombers TO sustain It. At 1oupgs-
town, o., yesterday all Of the men willingly
consented b contribute from one 70 two days
wages q month for The benent OF the HOmostcal
mon. Even the rollers, who earn as hlgh
| as $40 a day have agreed 20 contribute Two
days wages per month, and the heaters did the
same. am Informed that eSOpOO mas Deeh
raised in this way, and that hereafter the income
VIII 30 steady. During the strike NOT one COM
| OF tho surplus OF the National Lodge, which
amounted 10 S26S,0OO nc tho time ot the last
convention, had been touched. but u mas Deeh
| determined to use eyory cent OF II, 4 necessary
70 win OUT
SUITS AGAINST TRICK co.
PITTsBURG, PA, October 3.-Tho suits against
H.. C. Frick. Secretary Loye!1y, Messrs. Leish-
mann, curry, Potter, ana others, OF tho Carne-
gle Company, and the PnkertOn detectives 30
before the grand Jury tomorrow. The charges
embrace murGer conspiracy, and riot Burgess
John McLuche and Hugh Ross are the prose-
CLturd.
GENERAL sSOWDEN RESPONSIBLE.
PHILADELPHIA, october 3.-Maior-General
Snowden, commanding Ofiicer Of the state M
tional Guard. declared this evening tha he was
responsible for the arrest OF the Homestead Nd
yisOry Board for treason.