The sun., 1892-08-26
THE HOMESTEAD SITUATION.
NO IRA CEs OF THE PERSON WHO USED
DYNAMITE ON WkDNESDAK

DYNAMITE ON WEDNESDAE
Another strike at Ono OF the Mills Caused
by the Unwiilingncs So OF the Men TO Work
with the Materinl Made by New Men.
PITTSBURGH. Aug 25.-Tho police deny the
statement that tho explosion Of the dynamite
bomb at Thirty fourth street yesterday was
the work OF the men inside the mill. Capt
Brophy. who has boon trying TO run down the
guilty persons. says: Tho fuse must have
boon lighted about an hour and half before
the explosion occurred, and from tho manner
In which tho fuse was arranged it would havo
been impossible for any ono inside the mill
yard to have placed the bomb in tho car.
Tho sido track upon which the car was
standing is four feet from tho fence. and the
holo in tho side OF the car shows where the
explosive was placed. Tho fuse was under the
car when we found It,"
Capt. Brophy agrees with Inspector McKelvy
that there was no intention OF injuring any
one. but tho police arc taking extraordinary
precautions to prevent any further damage to
property. 1t is understood that the Carnegie
Company is prepared to enter informations
now against two persons suspected Of being
IMPLICATED in the destruction OF tho car.
The workmen. about 100 In number. in the
forge and bumper department of the new 72-
inch mill of tho Twenty ninth street Carnegie
works, laid down their tools and came out this
morning in sympathy with the strikers. The
Iwenty-ninth street plant was put in opera
tion yesterday and four plates wore rolled by
non-union men.
The running Of any Of the departm ents in
that mill meant that the men OF the forge and
bumper departments would soon be required
to work iron or steel made by non-union men
A meeting was called in tho evening. and It
was resolved by tho men employed in the do
partments to refuse to work as soon as nom
union men were again put to work among
them, This morning tho old wor kmen re:
started before they saw that the officials Hs
had somo non-union men inside and
Se arTn t. e it, wt h se an Wn m
home, committee informed the mill au-
thorities Of their action. superintendent Pro-
these aepsTtmsnts would b closed for tie the
morning do not belong to any union. but are. are
ially a IN sympa;thy with the strikers They have
iron made by tho non-,lnion men. and had
IN At 'G the s"ow oStsssr sssls
was made by the llrm to start non union they
EG would 4, ,Huit. snh they have, kept their word
no indications OF shutting down.
Three Of the Home estead non union men
were on the streets last event ing. One Of them
them jostled tho non-union men and at the
manded 70 Know who they hi We're. ''l'"'A anu o''
-; The sailor remarked that was their own
t. push the non-union men on tho sidewalk.
This was too much for Jack Tar: He rolled up
his his sleeves and went for the largest Of the
ing. As soon as the other strikers saw the
turn ALA RS were taking they got out OF the
way. leaving the non-unlon men the masters
OF tho situation.
STrr sed day that their force
that this morning forty-six skilled meohanics
Yesterday afternoon Adolph Doerr, the boy
two members q the strikers Advisory Commit
tee. who said that the Board had not taken any
the committee was concerned. there was no
n ba pn Sd hsy Sod mot
damaged. Mr. Doerr admitted that he might
have been mistaken IN the matter. and said no
ally, The kindly feeling was killed this morn.
- tir. Doerr found it necessary to have thr.e
Of his horses shed. and took them to tho shop
work He told his bushes to the blacksmith, % hs
and was informed that three members o! the
Advisory Committee had visited his shop yes
under rs alleged orders from The Advisory
lOmnlttOe, TeluSeu 10 40 any work Tor Mr.
Doerr. and the horses remain unshod.
Mr.. Doerr this morning emphatically de-
nounced the Advisory Committee for its dou-
ceedings may be instituted against those
m members who have been trying to- injure his
business.
Later. when Mr.. Docrr's statement was re-
Reated to several members Of the Advisory
ciared that hat no ONE member OF the Board had ' been @
authorized TO- wait upon the blacksmith.
Treasurer Caches. in order to get at the facts,
COLL I'D MT "A IA n ol n,ith chNn oy,Tn nclyo
the name of the man who representing him
self as member Of the Board. had made the
threats to boycott. The proprietor Of the place
said he did not know the name OF the man
who called upon him yesterday but that he
had taken it for granted that he had been au-
thorized to serve the notice.