The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
THELABOR STRUGGLE
Iron Strikers Gaining Support
From Far and Near.
ANOTHER ANARCHIST PLOT.
vasho Rioters Sentenced to Prison. the
Discussing Trades Unions.

prrrssu.G, Aug. lL-At meeting OF the gen.
.,.I executive council of the American Fedora
sion Of Labor tomorrow a boybott on Carnegie
material 10 to be considered. William A. Car
new. 4 member of the executive council, says
that now that the Carnegie people have as
ahmed an aggressive disposition, the only
course left for the association to bring about
Sair and honorable adjustment 10 to fight them
With their own weapons
The Post will publish q story In the morning
n the effect that the police having discovered
another anarchistic plot to assassinate Frick.
The assassin is Anarchist Aaronstan, of New
York, who is q close friend of Berkman and
Emma Goldman. Aaronstan has been in the
city for several days, and it is claimed has peen
waiting for favorable opportunity to kill his
victim. 1t is said the plot was Matched
out In Vienna and was given to the New York
poice by Vice-Consul Eberhardt, of Austria
The information was given Eberhardt by an
Austrian who arrived in New York recently
With letters from high police officials in Vienna
The New York police at once notified the Pitts
burg authorities, and q close watch for Aaron.
stan 10 being kept about all the anarchist re-
Sorts
thinner and Connors, the assailants Of John
Rheams, q non-union workman, were today
held in $500 bail each.
HOMESTEAD Aug. u.-Chairman ODonnell,
Of the advisory committee, returned today from
trip through Canada and the Northern States.
He says he met with . cordial reception at all
points. and financial and moral support were
promised him.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1l.-William r. Jetar
brought suit for damages today against the
Pinkertons On account of the Homestead riot.
IN his statement Letar says he was employed By
the Pinkertons to act Is Waterman ct the
eompany's buildings in the state
Of New York. to which the defend
ants falsely and deceitfully pretended
10 be conducting him. Then follows an account
Of the fight with the strikers, and Letar says
that as result of being compelled to run the
gauntlet through the mob one of his vital or
gans was permanently injured, incapscitating
him for his accustomed labor. Twenty thous-
and dollars damages are claimed.
GLASGOW, Aug. 1L-At a meeting held today
the Glasgow trade council, with only one dis
senting member, passed resolution declaring:
While placing Carnegie's name upon the roll
of fame with those Of Judas Iscariot and James
thanks for providing the world with a most
powerful object lesson in regard to the relations
Of capital and labor.
The resolution further deprecated the action
OF the Ayr municipal authorities in conferriug
the freedom of the city upon Carnegie. and sug-
gssted that James Keir Hardie. recently elected
member of parliament for the south division Of
Wsstham. use his utmost exertion to refund the
Zoo which Mr.. Carnegie contributed for his
slsetion expenses
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. 1L-At Q meeting
81 the Trades and Labor Assembly tho Switch
msns Union decided to take part in the steel
workers strike by refusing to handle the pro-
duet OF non-union workers.