Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

Hs Expscss TO GO 90 His Once This ws-s
Al the steel Mills.

PIrrsBuao, Pa, AUG. l.-Mr. Prick passed O
comfortable night, is out Of his bed This moFn-
ting, ate hearty breakfast and no doubt VII
visit his ofsoe later In the week. II is sRid that
no moro bulletins Of his condition Wiz be issu-d
BY the attending surgeon
Ibe ssd street union mill Of the Carnegie
steei Company k in operafon this morning
with non-cnion men, guarded by f1ttso1rg
policemen. The new men were taken into fhs
works under guard at & oclock this morTsi1,s.
lhe exact number OF non-uuion workmen 40
the SD street mill is not yet knowa 10 Score
tary Lovejoy.
No petition for tho appointment u an afbi-
tration tribunal for settlement Of the House-
Stead troubles h>s been aled in court nor vii
there be until tomorrow mornlag at 3 o'olo9k.
Superintendent Of Police o'NArs. District
Attorney Barleigh aud Attorney friedman vii
today arrange q satisfactory hail among thsn-
selves for the release OF Bauer and Knold, Me
suspect aceornplices Of Bergman, and viii a.k
Judge Mageo 20 accept it tomorrow morr.inS
Because Of the absence from the cifv az
Senior Cocnsel Dickey no suits in the Issa's
case VIII be entered today. They are expccted,
however. tomorrow
More non-uniOn men we're taken TO Holse-
stead this morning on steamer hde. Thers
were az least 100 in the barge.
MORE ARRESTS TO M MADE.
Those who participated In the disgrscerui
scenes at Homestead after the surrender Of ahs
Pinkertons on July win be prosecuted for -s-
gravated assault and battery. highway robbery,
larceny, pocketpicktng and other crimes snd
misdemeanor. The work OF securing tbe
necessary evidence ~ convict those engaged IN
The assaults on the hnkertons snd
the robbery OF tho surrenGered men
has been going on for some ume
and It Is now 90 far advanced that informatisns
viii be made in few days and the implicssed
persons viii be arrested. Among them are
several women. who we're particularly actlvs
and aggressive during the time the Pinkertop
men ran the gauntlet and after IL In taking the
property of the men aud hiding Il. Assaalt
and battery and receiving stolen goods viii be
the charges against these women
lhe assault on the men was generally CEN
demned by the leaders of the strikers and es-
pecinlly by tho Amalgamated Association sod
they have aided In securing evidence against
The persons engaged In the assault There IL
no sympathy for them either in the AmalesIns-
ted Association or out OF IL. and at the time q
the assault these towards were reprimanded BY
those who were trying to secure a safe exit Cor
the Pinkertuns
The Fnkerton agency will take part in tha~e
PROSECUTIONS and has here a hot Of their men
who were assaulted and from whom properly
stolen.
The attorney for the prosecution IL preparing
Information in these cases and soon as they
are completed the warrants will be Issued.
The Carnegie officials look for a break in the
ranks Of the strikers in few DAYS. and by tbe
end Of The week expect 20 be running fulL
About 100 deputies on duty in and about
the mill and this number will be increased 20
300 very shortly.
Superintendent Potter reports that they are
all armed and that enough guns are now in she
mill 10 arm every man in the employ Of The
firm. Every precaution will be taken 10 pro-
tect the employees and IL necessary force vii
meet force.