The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
TIE CARNEGIE MEN GET BAIL
STRIKERS PLANNED TO KEEP THE
OEIICIiLS IN JAZZ OYER NICHE

OFFICIALS IN JAZZ OYER NICHE
| Superintendent Potter Would Probably
| Have Had to Go to JAN Had Ho Not
| Disappeared from tho Court Room-Twe
| Pinkerton Men Were Placed BEHIND the
| Bar. on the Ground that They Partics-
| pntcd In tho Riot-'rhc Hearing In the
Cases to be Held To.dny-Secretnry Love-
| Joy ind Other Oneia,- Outwit n Cosapauy
| OF striker, who Wanted to 500 Them
| Arrestcd-Mr Frick Gives Bonds at Hts
! IIou.e-Denth OF III. Infant son-Ths
| Coroner's Inquest in the Kiots.
! PiTTsBuHGn. Aug. 3-Chairman Henry q
| Frick of tho Carnegie Steel Company, Vice.
Chairman lcishman. Secretary Lovcjoy. and
| Treasurer II. VI. Curry we're admitted to bail
| to-day in tho sum of $40. 600 each on acousa-
tons of murder. The warrants were issued
this morning by Alderman Fcstus NJ King on
| informations made by Hugh Ross. Ross him.
| self is under $40 600 bail on charge OF murder
| made by Secretary Lovejoy. Hc is tho man
| mentioned in THE Sun o. to-day rs having
waited around tho Office of Justice Kuhn
| In Homestead all Of Tuesday afternoon watt
| ing for the Justice to return so that he
| might make tho nformations lle said when
no left tho Justices Office that no would como
| hIouHu III tl'c morning anu swear out the In
| formations. He got tip that the Justice had
stayed away purposcly to avoid taking the in
formations. and so this morning he came to
Pittsburgh. Getting off at the Birmingham
| Station he went right across the street to the
| office OF the Alderman. He was accompanied
| by nearly dozen of the strikers He had
| promised them that they should have the
pleasure Of seeing the officers of tho company
dragged from their Offices by constables and
| locked up in Jail.
Mr.. Ross reckoned without his host. and
this evening ho and his companions went
| back to Homestead very much disappointed.
Alderman King had Just arrived at his office
| when the men camo in. Ross explained their
| mission. The Alderman did not like the Job.
| but as n magistrate he could not refuse to is-
| sue the warrants if the men were willing to
swear to tho iniormations. He tried to
dissuade them. Ross told him that he had
made up his mind. and he could not be
| changed. IIe handed list OF the persons he
wanted arrested to tho Alderman and then he
made the following nformation
| Commonwealth of Pennsvlvania VS.. II. c. Frick r.
loveJny. Robert rinkerton William Pins erton J.
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% OF mn S"n" " eoang Allegheny
city 81 irsHn,sn hrfor. NJ TIE suo,ctiber fsstas
bnrgH persoaaiiy Ssne Hugh Ross Who upon oath .d
fs~ns IN iaa e .a " and
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pcyey m 3" ns Sfs .Se n J,c
Iionsly and rioonsly, with force and arms and
be "a IN" ohn M"r1 as"s:
W. RHtter. Slas Wayne. and Joseph Sotax. then and
there beng IN the peace Of the Commonwealth Of
in.eye% {" true by his dsron"nt compisin:
nt tire sSs and sr may e
and held to answer the charge Of murder and further
sworn and subscribed to before mo this "a day Of
AF Fiss.s NIX II. King, Alderman. HUGH A0'''
Seven OF the map Iaantioned In the infossao.
tions are Pinkcrton detectives. Frick. Lows
JOY Lelshman. Potter. Carey. and Curry are
officials OF Carnegie Company. The two Pink
ertons are the heads Of the Pnkerton Agency.
The men who ar" mentioned as having been
murdered were all strikers. Wayne was one
OF the men Ross himself is accused OF having
killed lie was the striker whose head was
blown OFF by II cannon ball fired By the strikers
| al tho barge load OF linkertons
| After the informatipns were mado warrants
| were given to two cOnstublcS. The Iarty OF
| strikers started Off with tho constable for the
officials OF the company Early in the morn
ing tine Soa # M I6 ma Gd I re
outer door Of the building IN which Mr.. Tricks
Office Is. together with two long white stream:
strikers who went with the comstables who
laughed when he saw thcs" streamers. and
The man was not Ross. and his name is not
known, t. the Reporter, The crowd stood
S"Gs wh d ARREST n@ M rtS os
had icon informed of his coming; and had In
he was out. and that it was not, certain when
he would be bnck. lie did this to avoid being
dragged RE- through the streets ,o ,an..,,.
and that WORTHY went down stairs and stood in
the doorway to wat: lie told tn" strikers that
but they said they would wait if it took all day.
When Sccretary loy"l2y got ready TO 60 to
man, Mr.. Corey, and Mr.; Curry. who had come
IN from Homestead, They were on tho third
the backs OF two houses 10 til" onices of Car
negie. ihipns 4 60. The rarty crnnsscd this
| bridge and descended to tn" street They went
TO tie ,oi,ico Of the counsel I Ine company.
| where LAWYER Patterson Iou"d them. On the
way to the court they ret smrerint,enjent
Common I"ns. They T.Ht nr'or. him. and
* TIL bn I@IE Tq7 h was l,tIs % pss
tie situation t, him. II am sorry" said the
bail until the d"isn,iant~ hay" been regularly
committed t" !n y 'n"H'f,strate, Tho issued ,
Alderman King, and the whole matter could
b., settled IL IL" court room; one OF the court
2fic"lS s'nr,%I n%i to Ina ,ne Aldermen, , ana
listened uthc hearing Of another case which
| was hein:: irl"d
| ing down hy the uili"cs Of the company for the
| return Of Mr. lOv"Ioy. Thoy had no notion OF
| what wa going on. While the court officer
was gone for tho hd"rman Mcssrs X. w. and
| A. V. Mellon. Pittsburgh bankers. came In
prepared to give hail in any amount for the
| prisoners: Alderman King came in about 3
| O'clock. lie had to 10 back to his Office again
for his docket That took linn twenty minutes.
When h. came back Lawyer Patterson form
ally waived a hearing before him and the pris-
| unurs were turned Over to tho Sheriff. who
immediately turned them over to the court.
Now said Judge Ewing. understand
| that the defendants waive II hearing on this
charge OF murder and ask this Court to IN
the bail and release them. Am right
You are right" said LAWYER Patterson.
| Lawyers brennan and Cox were in the court
| room with District Attorney Buregh. and
| they announced that they were there to assist
| In the prosecution. They had n short consul-
tation. and tLcn th'y announced that they
| would not oppose tho granting OF bail to Mr.
| LoyeIoy. Nj. Leishman. Mr. Curry. and Mr.
| Erck. INT lMnt Lhey would not cOnsont to tho