New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

Regiment. with Company II. Of Lock Haven. and
Companies y, and d, Of this city. left here on n
special train at o'clock for Lewistown. An i'm
mense crowd at the station and chcered the
soldiers the train moved
Carlisle, July 1.-THE ordering out Of the National
Guards produced intense excitement here. Hurried
preparations made by Company G, 9th Regi-
ment, Third Brigade and they left here by the noon
train for Lewistown. They went with sixty men,
led BY Captain f. B. Watts, with heavy marching
order and three days ranons. The ChambeIsburg
Company passed through here at . p. NJ.
Immediately after the adjournment Of the mass
meeting Burgess McLuche issued proclammation nc
questpg and warning all persons not having important
business IN Homestead al this time to remain away
from town, and further notice given that all
strangers within the town will be hc.d strictly &C
countable for their conduct and be dealt with IN man
ner warranted by the gravity Of the situation. lie
further requested and demanded that the citizens OF
the borough assist 10 maintain order and quiet by
themselves retaining from violent talking and unneces
sary assembling in public places and by restraining all
others 10 obey the officers Of the borough and directed
that all the saloons IN the borough close and remain
closed until further orders.
During the evening the special police demonstrated
that they not called into being for ornamental
purposes. On several occasions bosterOus dsputants
were siienccd and when these individuals were want.
ing respect to the newly appointed pelce they were
pe FTP satan, of S m% tine "s ms well be Sis
pected has given rise 10 countless rum0rs that the
strikers recognize that their defeat inevitable and
are preparing to accede to the terms of the eoihtany
AL these reports, however, promptly denied by
the leaders 1t is announced that It Is TO he war
10 the end.
Much comment occasoned by the statement
OF Manager FriCk In an Interview day that three
fOnrths OF the strikers would have accepted the terms
Of the company but for the aggressive conduct Of an
obstreperOus minority. and now that t1e militia was
ordered out, he expected the grea: majority OF the
strikers TO return 70 work under the pfcc on of the
troops This assertion has aroused The strikers 10
state Of indi gnatiOn and meeting OF 800 mechanical
employees was held this afternoon "A: which r'solu-
ton adopted declaring that the men would never
return until the company had conceded every demand
OF the Amalgamated Association
The Advisory Committee Of the strikers have re
ceved Information that alleged agents OF the Anal
gamated Association have visited several large cities
Ct the country soliciting subscriptions for the strih
ers. In some cases these imp)sters said TO have
gotten large sums Of money. The Advisory Commit.
tee this evening asked the statement 20 be sent abroad
that man had been authorized 70 solicit contribn
tons
At late hour tonight perfect peace and order still
prevail at Homestead. \ committee; icpres ming MI
Mcuckic and the Advisory Committee OF the strikers
tonight In tceGaphc communication with Gen
eral Snowdcn to ascertain the exact hour nj which
the militia may be expected tomorrow. They nave
Informed General SnOwden OF the action Of 10 day ;
mass meeting. and stated that Information Is desired
In order thar the reception may be timed with the ar
rival Of the troops.