Evening journal., 1892-07-30
he FORCE IS GROWING.
,arly a Thousand Men
Chartered in the Mills.
,ARoHIsTs BEFORE THE COURT.

|sAROHIsTs BEFORE THE COURT.
Accused Aceompllces of Berkman TO
ave Hearing To-day Mr.. Frick
bmfortable and Happy and VIII BE
lntirely Well in Fortnight The Ag
4ressIve Disposition of the strikers on
~ BY an Increase In the Force of
rds-O'Donnell's Whereabouts Stil
nknown- Situation at the Beaver
aIls and Duquesne Mills Iams to
8 Prosecute.
u BY Telegraph to the Evening JourraLl
& sbTTsBUTe, July 3O-Chairman H. c.
ick continues toimprove. The force
non-union men at Homestead grows
& ly Preparations to start the Union
q Mills continue and the anarchists
l be heard before Judge Gripp this
ernoon. These events, with the
featening letter received by the Car
gle officials are developments this
& rning in the great industrial battle
run Just month and a day ago.
Dr.. Litchfeld in his formal bulletin
cerning Mr.. FriclS, reports him com
& table and happy, and adds that the
sairman will be entirely well in week
two
skilled IabOrers Most Needed.
Early this morning the tug Tide made
rip to Homestead and carried about
ty non-union men, together with
Spugh provision for regiment. She
ll make two more trips to-day and
HI take up more men. These accessions
rease the number of men in Homestead
IN to 975, and the officials claim 1000
l be there by o'clock tonight The
IS of men most needed are skilled
.borers. There are too many mechanics
ere now. No new departments will be
.lrted until Monday morning
4rhe strikers are at Homestead. A
B ln named Smith of Pittsburg, was
lnded up last evening by the strikers
valry patrol and roughly treated until
reached the military pickets The
rikers suspected he was guiding col
of non -uniOnists to Homestead, bnt
niths business was private. He was
oil scout.
Number of Guards Increased.
Nothing occurred at the city mills this
brning. A squad of police went through
e plant and left more guards stationed
4 the entrances. superintendent Dillon
preparing to fulfil his threat of plac-
g 800 men at work. and the strikers
Hill resist. This attitude furnished the
Jason for ordering out more guards.
+ 3The workmen at Beaver Falls, where
G other sympathy strike is on, last
Eening held a monster meeting and good
Ind bad speeches were made ny Amalga-
lated leaders and some Homestead
|trikers, but neither Hugh O'Donnell nor
Burgess McLuclSie were tuere. The mys.
Very of O'Donnells whereabouts is as
eep as ever, though many people sup.
ose him to be in New York.
Situation at the Duquesne Mill.
The strikers at Duquesne have beer
aid off, but nothing has been said tC
hem about being dismissed. The com
hny will attempt to start the steel raj
Mills on Monday with non-union work
ben, according to common gossip.
Increased Police Vigilance at the Offices
The threatening letters which higl
ifficials of the Carnegie company, among
shem Secretary bovejoy and Vice
chairman Leishman, printed in red inl
|nd threatening death, have had thu
effect of stimulating the vigilance of TIN
two guards at the Fifth avenue entranc
10 the offices. Now no person who look
3t all suspicious is allowed to lOiter il
he vicinity, and dozens Of people bay
been stopped at the door. There i
lmost a net work of picket lines sur
bounding Mr.. Tricks residence, and al
anarchist would have a hard time break
bag through them.
The Carnegie officials will take no act
i've part in the prosecution of the an
)lrchistic accomplices of Berkman, who's
Ihearing will occur to-day, but their feel
kng is shown by Secretary Loveioy's re
marks: las matter of safety to tn
public, we think they should be kept i
4 Ill for time.
II IS intimidaaed in Police headquaI
hers tina the magistrate will fix the baf
lso higb tb,'t their friends cannot fun
hlsh n ever though the lawyers re
tanned tried to o,Ntain 1t.
Iams's Lawyers to Enter Suit To-day.
Ex-private Iamss lawyers come to tn
front this morning and say that befof
Ithe day is over criminal suits Will be ell
tered against Colonel Hawkins and Lieu
tenant Colonel Streator. A civil suit
impossible for several days, owing 70
|clause in the National Guard laws. On
,of the counsel, c. C. Dickey, is la'
partner of the United States Suprem
Court Justice George Shiras, Jr