The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
CHARGED WITH MURDER
MADE AGAINST FRIcK AND oTHERs
Warrants Issuod-Frick to be Arrested ~
soon as he Appears on tho streets.
Lovejoy, Elisman. Curry Bailed

PrrTsBuRG, August S.-Hugh Ross, nc
companied by bis attorneys. appeared be-
fore Alderman z. u King and swore to the
following information, charging Frlck and
others with murder.
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, county Of
Allegheney. city Of Pittsburg.
Before me, the subscriber. Festas u.
King, an alderman in and Tor the said city
Of Pittsburg, personally came Hugh Ross.
who. on oath administered according to
law. deposes and says that in Mihiin town
ship. in the county OF Allegheny and state
Of Pennsylvania. on the sixth day OF July
1892. II. G. Erick. L. I. LOveloY, Robert
Pinkertou. William Pinkerton, j. A. Potter.
o.. a. Corey, j. O.. Elisman, II. NJ. Curry,
G. w. Bedeu, Fred. Primer ". *. Burt.
John Cooper and Fred. w. Hiude did Of
malice alorethought. felonously and riot
ously. with force aud arms and deadly
weapons, Kill and murder, and did cause,
feloniOusly. tO be killed and murdered.
John +. Morris, George ". hutter. SIiss
Wayne and Joseph S0taX, then and there
being IN the peace OF the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania.
This information is made upon informa-
tion received and believed to be true by the
desires that warrant may issue. and the
aforesaid defendants may be arrested and
held 20 answer the charge Of murder. and
further the depOnent sayeth not (SworB
and subscribed TO before me thls I'd day at
August, 1892. Signed Hugh Ross. Festus
n. King, aldermen.
ARRESTED AND BAGLED.
Mr.. Frick will not be arrested while con-
fined 70 his home, but a wegfant viii be
served on him as soon as he appears on the
street The detectives are still IN the city.
Chris Stewart. constable for the borough
Of Homestead. came down with Ross this
morning and az soon as the warrants were
issued took that for Mr. Potter and re-
turned 20 Homestead. At 2.30 o'clock Sec
retarY LoVeioy. Elispau and Curry pro-
ceeded % the cOurt-hOuse and presented
themselves 10 Judge Ewing, asking to be
admitted to bail
Alderman King appeared in court and
served the warrants on tho gentlemen IN
waiting. After listening so the arguments
by the attorneys, they we've released on
$4,000 bail each. A. W. and w. IL. Mellon,
bankers going on their bonds
Court adjourned until $3.50 tomorrow
morning.
CHARGEs by The PROSECUTION.
Mcconnell aud Dovey. who wero under
arrest We're taken 10 jah Potter and Cc-
rey were at the hearing but were not under
arrest The prosecution makes the asser-
ton that bir. Potter was on the boat and
gave orders 10 fire and that innocent men on
the outskirts OF the mob we're specially
picked out and killed. The remainder
against whom charges were made arc acces-
sores
a Homestead special says Yardmaster Do
vey has been arrested on the charge Of muir
der
REJOICING AMONG wCREAfEN.
There was great rejoicing among the
iooked-out workmeu to-day when they
learned that warrants had been issued FOR
the arrest of the officials Of the Carnegie
Company. Superintendent Potter treated
the matter lightly and thought huge Joke
had been perpetrGted lie said; We'll.
they know where to find me when they want
me-
INQUEST INTO THE DEATHS.
The inquest into the deaths resulting
from the riots at Homestead was co2el8ded
| this afternoon before Coroner Nc
DoWel. The return in the case OF
| seven strikers Who were killed reads
almost alike in each one. That On the
death OF Silas Wsinesstates that he came 10
| his death while ia company OF others in an
unlaw.ul assembly upon the property of
Carnegie, Ihipp8 a. Go. s bteel NOrks u
| prevent the landing Of two model barges
! with PinkertOn guards 20 protect eald
property, and be being struck By
/ missile from "a cannon which had been
| taken by said unlawful blage TO the
| river and discharged by them, striking aud
! instantly killing said Sllas Waine. and we
recommend that said unlawful assembly be
| certified 10 the September sessions so the
/ grand jury"
In tie case Of the three Pinkerton men
/ eimilar returns were made IN each. 1nat
| on the daath OF Il. D. Connors states that
! death was caused from shock and exhaus-
| ton. due TO gunshOt wound IN
| the right arm. he being shot 10y
ball from an unlawful assem- blage
! and that said shooting was done by party
/ or parties unknown with feloniOus intent,
| and we recommend that said unlawful AZ
semblage be certified 20 the September ses-
sions OF the grand jury
No attempt has been made BY the jury IN
anv of the ten cases TO designate the per
sons by whom the fatal shots we're hred.
! Injunction Against the Carnegie Company.
PIrrsRuRo. August 8.-On Saturday next
Attorney brennan viii 50 into court @%@
ask for an injunction restraining the Carne-
pie Steel Company from bringing non-union
! men 10 Pittsburg under false repTesent,a-
! tions. claiming that fully tWO-th!rds Of the
men are deceived as 20 the condition OF AZ
! fairs az Homestead and that many OF them
| pet their first intimation that they are
| TO work for the Carnegie company Wheh
they reach Pttsburg. Proceedings Will be
| based on the case of the Cincinnati men,
| who we're brought here ostensihly 10 Work
| in Pittsburg.
Fourteen men were brought to this city
| from points IN Ohio Monday Six ot them
| deserted to-day when they found they were
70 be sent to Homestead.
BaiIed Tor 81, 900.
Colonel Hawkins and Assistant Surgeon
Grim practically surrendered, Alderman
! Riley fixed the amount Of their bail at
81 900 each. Colonel o. s. Guhy has at
| tached his name to their bond.
Death Of RIr. Erlok's Child.
The infant son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G,
Frick died here this morning. The child
was born July sth. two days after the Home
stead not Mrs. Frick was very poorly iof
some time after the birth Of her baby. she
was somewhat improved, but suffered
relapse from the shscS when the attempt
was made upon the life of Mr. Frck. She
had again rallied, however, and was very
comfortable. IL is feared that her new
afiiction will bear heavily upon her.