The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-03
FRICk AND LONEJ0I.
AND OTHER BOSSES OF TuECNR.
NEGIE co. TO BE ARRE ESTED.
The Soldiers Insult the Homestead
Ladies Openly.

Ladies Openly.
BY Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
PITTsBURG, Pa, August 2.-When at
torney Friedman presented his petition
asking that the anarchists Bauer and
knold be admitted to bail, Judge Ewing
said II take it for granted the court
has grounds on which to hold these men.
but as thereis now no possibility of death
resulting, | will fix the bail of Bauer and
knold at $1,000 each. The prisoners
remained in the dock while attorney
Friedman and their friends went in
search of bail. Attorney W. J. Brennan.
this morning presented to Judge
Ewing the statement he has prepared
for the appointment of volun
tary trade tribunal for the settlement
of the Homestead strike. The petition
reads: Whereas, serious dispute ex-
lists at Homestead between the Carnegie
steel company, limited, and their en-
ployees, in which force has been rcsorted
to, and the peace and good order of the
community violated and is still further
threatened, therefore, the subscribers
hereto, citizens of the said Allegheny
county and of the said judicial district
and of the United States, being the mum
Der thereof of employees, and with the
qualifications required by the act
known as the voluntary trade tri-
bunal act of 1883, for the set
tlement Of disputes in the steel
trade, pray that a license shall
issue for the creating Of such tribunal.
conditioned upon the assessment and
agreement of the necessary number IN
writing of employers as required by said
act Sixty seven names of steel work
men of Pittsburg and Homestead are at
tached The names of the two men Ger
tilying TO the petition are Geo. f. Ry
lands and John HUlse, both of Home
stead Attorney Brennan said privately
he did not expect the Carnegie company
would agree to the appointment of the
tribunal. He had not asked them, but
had taken the newspaper refusal of sec
retary Lovcjoy Us final. His intention
is really to show that the wOrkmen are
willing to put their hands of any persons
who Judge Ewing may select. Mollick,
the anarchist, was arrested at Long
Branch as an accomplice of Berkman,
had hearing this afternoon and was
discharged. Alderman Reiley, before
whom ex- private Iams made informations
charging assault and battery at the hands
of Colonies Hawkins and Streater, and
sergeant Grim this morning sent the con
stable to Washington, Pa, to arrest Col
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camp at Swissvale. Alderman Riley
said that no attempt would be mad,
to serve presses on them unit
they were ordered from Homestead
by the government The attorneys fol
Iams agree to this, thinking it impossibl,
to arrest either defendants while in ser
vice under the Governors order. Hon
J. F. Cox, one of the attorneys for the
Amalgamated association, informed a re
porter of the United Press this evenin.
that tomorrow morning warrants vii
be sworn out for the arrest of Chairman
a. G. Frick, secretary T. f. A. Lovejoy
general superintendent Potter and fou
or five under bosses at the HOMESTEAD
steel works, charging them with murder
Attorney Cox also says that Borough
solicitor Miliken has prepared informa
tions charging several of the militl
, men now in camp at Homestead witt
having insulted the wives and daugf
tiers of some of the best citizens of tn
town. The warrents cannot be serve
upon militia men however, until tn
: men are discharged from service by tn
governor. Attorney Cox says that sine
/ the advent of the soldiers they seem /
o think the HOMESTEAD ladies, whether
I high or low degrees, are the subjec
/ of their pleasure. No lady can no
, pass along the streets without being til
! sebject of sighting remarks or open il
| suits