In
1.»
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folly" for m
Adorne- DAILYINTHE- EKVILIaN. ,
rem mmvnmr courier, Owners andl’roprietora. , ,
,.
in mitten non wmme.
Prepared “like a Bloody lleeeplioa
'3 te'lavallaa Deputies.
m hull Owning lat. 'l‘oww closely
" want-ea u‘ oi. bum-sue nos—a
Day at Wan-tor lrteli olvaa
III lid. 0' the Story and Say- the
Maple company Will Potluvaly
lever Deal with the Amalgamated
Asa-clatte- Lusi- aa a Body—Gov-
mar l’attlaon Says ‘rmp will no
rushes-lag when the Occasion De-
nny]. whens—- Carnegie Ital-sea to
'l’nlh and In Ill-favor
AM
In crawl-g
at m Aaysttampt' ' oaths at
mammammmgh
Islwithrdataaaa. “mammal-war
’r ., "a . emu“...
' Harm-d Electrified b, All- . Wflohartoa’ magenvmlly undue
. other Pinkerton Alarm. r m.mmmomim
filtered. withOIt discipline and area». will he
also are whatever. As manual” it
tntahapedaatlon oi theproparty another
outbreak will occur.
Altertho receipt at some )chhry'i
mew-"Governor Partner: sent Adjutant
General Greenland to Homestead. The ad
jutant will report the result oi hie obeerrav
tied at Homestead tor the guidrrco ol the
governor, who continues to hedeve that
Sheriff liloClearyhad not done his whoit
duty in summoning the citizens of Alla
ghny county to his aid in pvt-storing tht
mace. Themauldttat troops would
be on hand to assist the civil authorities
wheneverhe was satisfied that tho powerol
the latter had been exhausted. _
FRICK MAKES A STATEMENT.
Poaltlvwly No Further Dealings with the
Amalgamated as an Auociatlun.
Peers-use. July B.--In an interviewn
C. hick,ehairmau oi the Carnegie Steel
company, limited, said: ”The question at
hunts a very grave one. it is whether the
Carnegie company or the Amalgamated as
adulation should have absolute control oi
onrplant and business at Homestead We
ROI-run. PM Jill! 8.—-A "WW )"9 decided, after numerous iruiileaacosr
through town that more Pinkerton men
weneomiugundwereneerthe town. The
M whistles begun to shriek, and the
warui'ug lights flashed {min hilltop tohill—
topmthevalley.
The signals were mend hycriesand
“Mannyd desperate men. The
”WMwm’mumd children
an out shrieking and crying. Theorder
"pa-ed alougsndtakeu upaeageneral
eryto‘hhownoquarter.”
HughO’Dounell, whopleadedandlought
for poem,waathe than most nought lor.
Thereportwaa thntlourcnrloudo of Pink-
ertonswmcoming.
A Hulda-est Kola.
“Is it sol" wastheinquiry burial at Mr.
O'Donnell from all quarters. He replied
thatfromtheaignalsand from private in-
lunatiouhehadinhisposae-ion am the '3'“
rapes-t was true. he a result pandemonhm
refined in town. All the acined Pinkerton
Winchestera were bro t out and an
angry, irrepremble mob maddened men,
le uncontrollable, swept through the
place.
The whistles kept up their shrieking and
tho is their llaehiugs. No one could tell
it wasaemre ornot. Themrioua
strikers simply get ready to kill and are
now waiting to shoot down theihst new
Pinkerton guard that may arrive. Almmt
evaablebodhdmanintowu is iuoueol
lvugrwpsguardlug the main entrsnesto
the town and the railroad stations with
Wm
Itleaked out thatit had been decided to
place Mixtures-med men in the mills and
to world. them with cote to eleepon dur-
h'tbnight. Nouuu could he found to
verify thi, but it is human to be true.
Bavaral cote nrrired at Pittsburg
on a height train.
”ed with Winchester;
Hardly had this piece oi information bee
colna public when it became known that
“strikers hsd been apprised o! the norm
at another tome ol Pinkerton men from
Your correspondent asked one (it
the ol the Mathis: whether thh
”true. Withoutswordolreplyhe pro-
” a tebgrnm dated Chicago, which
”I‘wo hundred Pinkerton leave here {or
" It was signed byoneot the
minor mate of the assimilation in that
The strikers have now overan grail-
“ at my time to do the work 0! soldiers.
’ otthemauisarlned withall'incheo
tar or other good ride.
BEFORE THFALARM.
M Will Ila tanker Bloodshed. ll Any
Ion Pinkerton Arrive.
Wan, Pa, July h—Peace reigns in
Ila-m, but every train coming in is
Iatntthe depot by an immense crowd.
The face at every person ahghtiug iron! the
terraces with the Amalgamated oflciala in
“attempt to amicably adjust the exist—
ing dilllculties, to operate the plant our
selves. i can say with the greatest enr
phusis that under no circumstances will we
have any lurther deulings with the Amal-
ted association as an organisation.
is linal. .
"Thelidgnr Thomson works nudeures
tahllshntent at anuesne are both operated
by workmen whom not members or the
Amalgamated modaliou with the greatest
attraction to ourselves and to the unquos
tionable advantage 0! our employees. At
both oi mess plants the work in every do
pertinent goes on uninterrupted; the men
are not harassed by me interference oi
trades union oihciala, and the lost evidence
that their wages are satisfactory is shown
in the tact that we have uerer had a strike
thensince theybegan working under our
In of management.”
“What was the basis of the dillcrences
existing at weseut between the Carnegie
mpany and their men, )lr. Friazkl"
The Cause ol the Trouble.
"There were three points upon which we
(littered. The skilled workmen in the
Amalgamated work under what isknown
aaaslidingacaie. Asthepricool steel adv
vances the esrningsot the men advance.
as the prices (all their earnings deaeaee in
Whilethere is no limit toan
advanced earnings outhe scale, thereisa
point at which the decline stops. it it
known asathe minimum, and the figure
heretotore has been twentyvllve dollars per
tonicr-ilrthesasmerhillat-i. Webeliave
that ii earnings based on the selling price
oi steel can advance without limit, the
workmen should be willing‘ to follow the
selling price down to a renewable mini-
mum, and so this figure was llnnlly um) by
the Carnegie comruuy at the rate at
twenty—three dollars instead at twenty-lire
dollars.
"The reason for asking this, upon our
part,was that the Carnegie companyhas
spent large sums of money in the tntroduo
tion of new machineryin its Homestead
plant, by means of which the workmen were
enabled to increase the daily output, there-
by inc-using thaaruonnt oi their mourn
tuna. We had orlcimllyashedareduction
to twenty-two dollars. but subsequently
agreed to compromise the rate at twenty-
three dollars. The Amalgamated aasodar
lion wra unwilling toconsitler a reduction
below twenty-tour dollars on steel billeta.
notwithstanding the fact that the improved
machinery would enable their members,
even at twentyvthreedollara, toearumora
thsnla paid in other Amalgamated iatlla
‘l'hh was the Int point at issue.
"Under the preaeutAmalxamated system
the date ot the expiration ti the didha
aealaisJuuefl annually. We naked that
thirdatebaehaucedtobec. hi ttheaameaa
at the Elgar Thomson works), tor the [0.
Ion that the change would permit usto tale
oareatimata upouthawapathatwamust
paydurlu' the year,hegiunin¢ on Jan. 1,
aothatwawouldhesuablad to make con
tracts tor the year aouwdlugly. This point
l
Iii
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r
at“...
. general. dimer.
nun...» " ‘
WI . aguhm shall
on t of the
toaulor’usmorderatllotuesteyad audpmtact
amas-
rneutsunade with them to he ouhandia
taleethllarebytheaherll! to adordpro
tection. lsthataiact"
“The (acts concerninztheenmatneutol
thaPluhertou m are thew: Fremont
experience, notonly with the present also
lfl,bntwith_othera, we lune found that!»
hasheeaunablatoturniahaswithaulllcleut
aumheraoi‘daputieatoguardourproperty
and protect the men who are anxioustt
workonourterrns. Lathe Amalgamated
meuflumlulylhadsnrroundedmworh,
plaeadguardaat all the eon-amend”
allavanuaaor roads leading to our-stab
Mmeutandtor mils distant therefrom.
wateltthat turths salety o! ourproperty
audiucrdertoprotectourworkmauitwas
naceanryleruatosecureoar own watch
neutearalsttheshefilaud we knew at
uootheraomcetromwhichto ohtainthern
thauhumfiukeruma‘enciegandtothsm
"applied.”
Irish Courts an Inquiry.
“You doubtle- are aware, lir. Prick,
that the troubles at the Homestead mfil
have invited widespread attention, under
a result congre- te investigate
thatrouble as well as the employmeutot
Pinkertonde "
"i am aware 0! that tact. sir. While no
body could regret the occurrences oi the
put few days more than mysell, yetith
my duty, as the executive bend of the Car-
neslecompauy, to protect the interest-oi
the association. We desire to and will pro-
tectourpropertyat all health Solar-a
oougressional investiptieu h ooumedJ
cauaay with the utmost candor that we
welcome the investigation proposed. We
are prepared to submit facts and figures
which will mnviaee unprejudimd men oi
the equity of our position. lore than thh,
I believe that when all the [acts are known
revelations will he made which will eru-
pheise the justice of our claims."
CARNEGIE nsrusib TO TALK.
_ wmyomm
mic meat 11' on... mm 3:50.245», out p. m.”
‘ ' ”ATM-lieu ‘
5-,, sudrmwmg, . . \ , , _ .
p re notes rhodium tenant, rm, mo. «:40 and 3:15 pm.
. La," 1-.” ‘ “H V .; . .
' . Excurélon Fare. '25 Cents.
_ . mm mm mm
-w, --
rem trustee “JESSIE ‘3.»
shot. in... traumas, too, 5:50pm.
Booth timer, moo almond 2:15, 3-50,
(-
militant notice...
W... fl. Mam
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in the
of the
Sentinel. .. - ~ j.
lava Yourleeih.
‘BAVl‘l’llll moacuomn.
0|00l£8t 00MSTO0K
Ffllllllii 000m. VE0l0lT,
cflEllElii “800mm
BUTTER.
made at St. Albaua. Vt. Fine assilk. At this
We! the year the aarmiatlnn do not find
ready sale for all the mil butter they make.
The over product is sold in tube, and this
butter we call you to notice. it ill the same
sweet. well-made article as their roll butter at
Icapoundlua. Wenndaaleior tuheas well
an by single pound.
Have nice handy little iii-lb. wkme: also
”and ”lb. tub. Those who bought tube of
us last summer can repeat with muddem as
to (the quality. Price is: ih. Special prices on
a; and nib. tube.
Artllolal h“ GoldJ’lalla Continu-
tai to H.
‘attantlou glvn to irregular and
All kat unreasonable
wanna-strand .
00. F. ii. Diwali.
a Washington St. Over Phat
South Xorwalh. (loan.
l0i|N F. TlTllN .
Sarita" Planter,
STEM and (its FITTER.
, Time A siren".
flaring takaa the bass-ant under the bib-
3. lfl Wash street, th N
fitted it [or
' ”W3 PAYMENT§
“Milli, $1 WEEKLY!
any
oao-———
0|00LE &00MSTO0K
n. Feeling Against III-s Abroad Ia Bat-
ting lather Illner.
Lennon, July 3,—s correspondent iound
Andrew (W, who has been making a
tour at Scotland. at Brae-oar, in Abertlwnn
shire. lle appeared to be inflection: health,
but was evidently laboring under great
agitation; so muchso that Mrs. (W,
who w-praaent, was endeavorlng to soothe
him and to draw his thoughts away from
the tragic alair at Homestead.
Ir. Carnegie positively declined to make
snyststemeut. Kehaawithinthelastday
or two sent and received numerous dis-
hy tabla,“ there i no doubt that
r. Carnegiah-hsen kept fully ialonned
of events on the lioneacabela
Thaaewa ot the aaanlnaryatruggie at
Ilomatead has aroused deep tooling is
W and Seothnd. and has considera-
bly abated the esteem among the working
clauses tor Ir. .
lie has never been liked by the upper
classes hecauu, although an American viti-
een, he persistently inter-(eras in British at
lainand oflaraadfice totha British people
about their own business. The upperda-ea
arenotaorry that It. (Jamrxio's Utopian
descriptiouael the kind of Democracy he
would lie to establish have received a
recital illustration {run America.
There '- a strong leeliug in Aberdeen
against the Waco oi Mr. Carnegie's re-
cent gilt. 'I'he Aberdeen people, high and
law, are very proud 0! their city and its
hiatory,aad they donut lihethe ideaol the
city council catering to Carnegie, when
mauyolthunregardasawestot Scotland
. unworthy oi recognition in Abse-
dean. This testing is very strum, and, con-
fled with the prejudice aroused amwg
wovkiugmeu, may mull in a formal protest
against the honors to ' .
lard-ear Almy’a Case.
W, N. 8., July l—Argnmeuta in
that-er oi murderer Alary, involving the
mltutlanaiity ot the law under which he
was sentenced. will he made before- the lull
heuchot the supreme court next Tuesday.
llvphy V's-ta Ila flaw-rd.
Pn‘laat'no. July 8.—~Detective P. J. lur-
phy made a written demand on the weary
cusnmiasioaara tor the "All! oflerud by
them tor the capture at P. (T. minimums,
the murderer oi Detective (lillrimou.
*lll Ilavw a Good Time and new Bio.
Home“. Pa, Joly swine-in tun»
man. aged eighteen,ahamoiled with several
hundred dollars at In brother's money. He
stated in a notethat alterependiaglhe
money he would commit soluble.
n. ”SST... {I}: in...
Tasman, July h—Thaproc‘wdiup in the
action at the stats agate-t the Reading coal
Slater [use Gent-Ia Arrives.
Asa Ina-m J
OutraIaaadhar “mama?
city-(“leap a'l’btalwreah.
Gum-.Jalyu—Jl'hslassanatasn-
allure! Chime, wit treat us the
Whalers
aph "handheld-liner”.
norm-umwuu’ar-n. ’
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old-time history.
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50“ Everywhere.
Makes an everyday We oi an
Pure and whom
Prrparrd with seminars we. iiishd
award a! all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large p'c, Avoid
lmiialhms~ and insist on barring the
NONE SUCH bran !.
WELL & SOULS. Syracuse, NJ.
Eu 3!: all others.
strongest, pulsst, and
' having Williams‘
wholesomeoess and flavor.
oi "tract makes 5 gallons.
Thisirnntmly"jrmne grunt"
as others, but/er Mitrellaa
lrtsi mil support this ‘iafllll.
wan—armament.“
Dental
5—” In“ harden-lea.
M. nut-er: new, are or.
own-Wren
Read This
s. e. Lvnemiui‘aieu.
Wmln‘um
. More
mfwiii‘li’iifi‘fi‘nfihfi‘i'd‘vrm for the mi
“*“"“"""’°""""”““““ Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocksfliamonds.
neon. mutton t comm.
n00». au work willhavamyaeraoualsup-
’2 I 9 Montague St.
rvlaiou. and will he and
guarantor» intranets-Is?“ll va manta-intone
cm mu. SQUARE. 8'00"”, H. T
The» far our goal-a delivered in South Sor-
m.-. ”Jig.-. n. -
walk have given general satiataction. and our
method 01 Du) mom iabixhly appreciated. Full
inlomration can be had at our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
19 RAILROAD PLACE.
800T" liflllWilK 00liii. it}.
NOTICE !
. 0.0 .._ .-
RE000T|0il iii PRICE 0F
LUSTBIIE !
(in and after this date the
price of Lustrine will be
iOc. at Cake.
'c‘u‘i THIS om.
SMICE.
$5.00 TN GOLD
Will heuiven tothe huynr rl sending the
mist number»! wordamade mm the letter»
in the word
hotograp her
Zach answer will he numbered as received.
Should two or more he alike the first one re-
ceived will art the prize. All answers must be
here on or MmJul lat. lat.» the vrinewill
be awarded July 0. 1‘.
Also for the nest fl days this adv. will on»
(Mr be m-r ton mlurthruot tor. on earls dorm
l‘uhlnet Phi-umpire. Regular prir'lh- 12.91,
31:0 and till! per dean.
I’ll! "MO [or 25:.
Photographs of landscapes. horses, interiors.
exteriors run. the
tits-ran asset's Puma-ts
' at the MT mania prices.
0E0. E. DARMER,
a “'Arslll‘stlmh' 81.. OVER P09! (Will "E:
South Korwalh. (3min. my! ly
s... money“!
BY h‘lllu‘l'iNB
F. 00YLSTON’8
Factor" at Five llile River.
ii on want the Samples free of your grocer,
u is mi'iqmlfdciz 9" l“ “319'” ”mil Store.
‘2er __ _.....___ July m, 1392.
0' it.
cm, GREAT BE000TIOI
iii PRICES.
MM
ALL SIZES OF
causuenoout.
Plat”. “rust! rarietyol Vahwipmlae and stain a Rm,” William" and sen,
leather: wet. Alan lne line of Bull and ' '
Mm " "ML“ Business a Specialty.
”Mr
F. M. Pierce,
lint-Tom No. 'i' Proa-
pettt out. Norwaik.
Jul" ll
Ilorlon Point.
Buinufilfmnn MID
FISHING. ,
8000i 0|!” l SPEBIllTi.
._..._........-~W~¢—
J. E. Power.
will!
Within I Ila-tea. Viva eant sum to con-
man 100,000New England fam-
Wt the We
55 mom
i
T " 3;;- m graz-amrm" ‘
re as areas. “mgr-I-
a"... . r. l M.
”hi-“E tar. am It. nggflz'm
Waslibum flashy 00’s
Superiative
lathe heatllou uneasy! aaehea as any
«filer. All m it. lvgy l or
=ilrlk‘olfltrvliflrlmatielnlhhelhmtiua‘hQ HBURN"
13‘ been name
“Ag-lit i[ISBN 033w (30‘s.. None repulse
‘ _ .
Kenny, Roberts 8:. 00.,
HILL AGENTS.
Illihiilih' STREET, HARTFORD. FUN N.
jyi 2w
Wheeler it Haniord,
52 MAIN STREET. SO. NORWALK. ('1‘.
Agents (or
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Blllilfli, fll0K0iii‘ M0
0T0lllii 00008.
f“ \
l
AV
13inch Cushion three.
and only m
if you have deched to try a pneumatic. buy
a mer. the slmpknt to manage. slim»—
Terms to suit.
GB‘GOBI' ”308.. AGENTS.
it} WALL STREET. NORWALK. l 'l'.
niliim
l mu want wharecomtort and speed.RlDE
CI‘OB WHIIL with Spring Fork and
[E h“ “‘1’ “196‘ ‘°
an neon-tic tire). NU Billthi'i'. N) no.
'l'b . fully auaran .
W...
Concmms; ‘"
Flag Walks,
curb andBmter
Put down in the best manner at "It" i ‘
the lowest price.
(animus, '
sunnma, '
EXBAVATING
'MVMDN”_--§E"§_-
$131953 !
_The Great Atlantic arid Pa-
cific Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
and Coffees
i. and P. Brand Spicesr
of which they are the sole man-
ulacturers.
A. &. P. TEA 00.,
4 IAIN ST» SORWALK.
Any article that has outlived
'22 years of cempetition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those who'use it each Week (and
their name is legion.) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
V 1. ii. 00000“,
MS HTTIIG. TII IO0Fiiih,
SHEET illlil W0“
in all branches. A
ROBERTSON BPEL
MAHUh'l’
lltYi' \\ A’i'ltlt BOILERS.
The finest line of
in lhc city.
tit-re will be rxecu
care.
at the lowest prices.
SUCCESBOR T0 ti. BELLM'K.
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEIN and
lit for SOUTHARD and
ALTIE. and t't'ivbmlul
WW runner ETEAM and
Slaves. Ranges & Heaters
llil. STEEL not All] mun
mar.
Spot-id nth-Kilian given toJobhintr. Allur-
wltli pmmptltulie and
All work done by first—rinse workmen
m usmumu 8T. stints. - " 'E'cazhéfl
nun-emu
nl ly
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of "it;
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next'
Monday.
There are many imitation
N. B. Electric Soupsin which elec-
tricity pinysnopnrt. Dohbane' '
is the original one, all Magnetics, Eleo-
trics, and hilectrtrhiagics are frnudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins‘ ;
see that our name is on every wrapper.
audit any other is sent you by your
grocer, when you order ours, send it
back to him,
i. L. Canons a Co.
Philedel
city is at ,
i|0NT 8t ZELOFF’S
32-‘VASIIINGTON STREET-32.
freshest fish to be had.
lot of shad arrives every tiny.
PITBE TOIlT0 BATSIIP.
ter and Vegetable Market,
HUNT lilElllFF’S
32 titanium mm.
Jr GSNH’I h.
I \ NSTANDSNEUUS
PHUTQGRAPHggo
A» :
The lending—iish not... of a...
W...
Thoro you can always find the
A line
[08 IIPO0TEO SIBDIIES.
Pl0illE0 0Y8TERS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, (lys-
xm rah» *9
1mm summit};
.
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