Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19
Voluntarily Proceed 10 Plitsbnrg and
Give themselves w TO the
Authorities.
WAY WORK WAS NOT RESUMED
YESTERDAY.
ARnED WITH THE LAW.
Two Hundred and Fifteen STRIKERS 10
lie prnst rmlnh.


Incarnation would ho made against
Fflck, lovejoy aud Potter now, and II
Vas postihlo that no retalintofy mea-
sures would be taken by the strikers.
M wa decided To take such action
the charge would probably be conspir-
ary. From source close to Carnegie
o. n was learned that the firm had the
names Of 2ii strikers against whom
they believe they have enough EVIL.
dence 10 convict them as accessories TO
the mu. aer of the Pinkerton men. IL
4. their Intention 10 enter iniormationH
every day until tho entire 2l5 have
been accepted.
The sherifl's office failed this after
noon to find thosc for whom warrants
were Issued, but this evening
all OF the accused except o..
Dlnncli, who IA out Of the
Safe, aud McLucklic who had already
given himself up ut PltIsburg, assem-
bled at tho railway station In Homo
nsnd, intending TO be unaccom.
panied by oiiicors, and to vol
un,afy proceed TO plttiburg TO
O'D9nnull's wife says the report that
he lett town 10 avoid arrest Ia untrue
and that he Will bo bnck In few days.
G1salp about this latest move on the
part OF the company was very froe
this morning.. A rumOr il current to-
night that counter inf0rmailons Will
be laid nrainsl Mtssrs. Ffick md
Lovj0y and Manager Potter. The
general impression IN that this " only
tho beginning Of "A great legal
struggle here.
THE FAILURE 10 RESUME.
Speaking about the failure 10 70
Hume today, General Superintendent
Dillon OF the upper aud lower Union
mills said:
1--WE did not start this morning be.
cause we were not ready to resume.
When we are ready We will start.
None Of the men came back today,
but for all that we do not anticipate
any trouble In resuming."
II issupposed that the company will
endeavor TO procure men from some
surrounding mill to start. Induce-
ment1 arc being given them OF better
Positions than they have now. When
they they will start Il IA not known.
Homestead IL filled with detectives In
the employ OF the Carnegie Company.
Their mission seems 10 bs TO watch tho
movements OF the leaders and bring In
nuenco to bear on the men composing
tho rank and fllo OF lockout laboreTs
and mechanics. AS TO the latter object
II can be safely said that they are not
succeeding TO any noticeable degree.
Livery train brings unprincipled fel.
lows Into the place. The majority come
for no other purpose than to "woTko
the strikers for q five or ten dollar I'M
and free ticket TO eastern cltl>1.
Homestead Ia certainly becoming y
mecca for trsmps, who represent tllHn1.
selves rs nOn.uuion wOrkmen, bus l
willing TO get out Of town again II No !
strikers Will give them n little cash aud
freq tickets. But there Ia another
class drifting In here. They are being
sent by the Carnegie Steel Company
and II Is thought the town Is gradu.
ally filling up with non.unlon men.
SAFELY LANDED.
HOMESTEAD, July lS.-At midnight |
nm unverlfied rumor was current that |
the steamer "Little Bill, (which towod |
tho Pinkertons into Homestead aud |
precipitated q light, had more success.
fully accomplished another dangerous |
mission tonight. The report had 1t |
that the "Little Bin" brought up 100 |
non'union men, who were safely |
landed behind the high fence at the |
works.
WIRE WORKS SUSPEND WORK.
pfTrsDURo, July ls.-Ths Home
nteid Steel Works strike has caused tho |
indehnltc suspension Of the Crnddock |
wire Works plant ut Rankin station |
anu some 600 more men arc out OF |
WORK. Tho mills were closed owing 10 |
a lEok OF steel billets 10 make iron rods.
etc. Tho Copper Wire companyI, |
works at Braddook started up today.
PATTIsoS LEAVES FOR HOMESTEAD.
HARRISBURG, July ls.-Goyernoy
Paltison and staff leit ut l2.a5 thIs |
morning for Homestead.
The "City Of pAris' and "CIiy of Nav
York" 10 he Transferred.
PHILADELPHIA, July lS.-It was |
announced here today that Clement /
a. Griscom, president OF the Interna. \
uonai Navigation company, who liz |
now In London, has completed negotI. |
hliOns with the British government for
"A formal transfer Of tho steamships |
CITY Of Paris" aud "Clty OF New |
York" from the English registTy to the
American registry.
The Heading Iron Hast Fnrnace. VIII
stop.
READING, Pa, July ls.-The Read.
ihg Iron cOmpany's two blast furnaces
nero will stop operation indefinitely
me latter part Of this week. aud nearly
"uO men are employed.
Italian strikers nrcnh tie Inv.
WOODBRIDGE, Nj, July ls.--Strlk.
ing Italian lahDreTs on tbs Port Read.
ing railroad today built across tho
tncl's great wall OF street rails, logs
OF wood and stones, and remained 10
prevent anyone from removing It. The
authorities warned them that they
were committing an Illegal net, hut
lne femonstrance had no effect. The
fbefih then gathered n pofso and pro.
verued to tho scene. Tho Italiaus
Ir'rlVed the oilicrn courteOusly AMI
al'er some tall removed the obstruc.
.,oii, saying thuy did not wish 90 hrpnk
Nhv laS, but wanted their rlghts. The