The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
MAJ RETURN TO WORK.
The Company offered Terms Being Con-
sidered-Moro Outbreaks.

The Company offered Terms Being Con-
sidered-Moro Outbreaks.
PITTsBURG. Pa. August 13.-Another out
break between non-union workmen at the
Carnegie Union Mil. Thirty-third street.
and the strikers is reported to have oc-
Cured between 8 and 4 O'Clock this morn
ing. At that hour the residents on Forty
4 III street were awakened by cries OF po-
lice" help. murder, and other cries Of
alarm. crowd Of citizens and police
men were soon hurryng towards the
mill. and we're met by the Ieemer brothers.
from Sharps sburg, who have been working
IN the mills. Both of them were greatly
excited and one OF them had an Sly cut III
his forehead, from which the blood
WIS streaming freely. they said they
had been set upon aud roughly ham
dled by a crowd of strikers who were IN
waiting for them. When they started 90
run they we're followed and one was
knocked down Their assailants escaped IN
the darkness unrecognlZed. The Ieemer
BOYS have excited the special eumlty OF the
strikers by the repeated promises that they
have made 20 the strikers that they
would not 90 10 work IN the mills Until
the present strike was settled. Everything
about the union mills is moving smoothly
to-day. Some OF the strikers are OF the
opinion that the matter o. returning TO
work at the compaDys offered terms WILL be
faVorably considered al their meeting
HoMfsrFAD, PA.. August i3.-1he exeeu-
tive committee OF the American Federation
OF labor arrived IN Homestead at II o clock
this morning and are now closeted WIN the
members of the advisory committee.
We ind greatly % our pleasure SAID
President Gompers 10 the representative OF
the United Press, that the Homestead men
are in splendid condition and that every
thing points 20 a glorious victory. his
evening the committee meet. and the
chances are that plan will be drawn up and
given 10 the press outlining our position and
presenting 20 the world the exact situation
at Homestead
This morning q tsamster began moving
the household goods OF a non-union steel
worker from the ferry to one OF the com
panyis houses, Lear the mill yard. Un
Eighth avenue be was met b. crows OK
strikers who ordered him 20 turn back with
his load but he refused Half an hour later
he returned with the empty wagon and was
again stopped by ten or twelve men. Ihe
leader of the crowd said: -,
III we catch you here again We will
break your head. We will not permit any
man 10 bring scab goods into this town.
No white man would be guilty OF such
thing The driver moved on. however.
unmindful of the many epithets hung at
him. over two hundred non-union men
occupied rooms in the company's houses
back of the Carnegie Hotel last night.
Doors were closely guarded. and the occu-
pants were not molested.
Secretary Lovejoy said this morning:
"Everything is now moving AZ smoothly
both at homestead and al the Ihirty-thlrd-
street mills a. could be expected at the pres.
ept time. htthe former mill the number OK
men employed will soon round up to 2,OOO
ana this will represent contingent OF com
petent workers only. The wedding out pro-
cess has been going on very rapidly OF late
and nssrly al the men now under the man-