, Pedaheigns in Homestead, but
the Strikers Are Vigilaut.
'R ' them; murmur-mm
in. no. clai- net in. run-mout-
‘Iaha It». mane—omen.“ a.-
awora l‘rlah'a Statement—The (burner
' (lo-um with tho com-moo.
‘~ Hoar-nan. r... July 9.~Aftor it had
mmm'm rumored coming
donothertoroeofPlnkei-tonalndno
J ‘mhhfitheexoitedpopnlooe
mhnoddowaaaquickly ant mm up
andmtourmaandadayolqniet
reigned, marked by no unusual incidents to
'dloturh lb peace.
7' But the troubles which caused the tragedy
area. thr- n'om adjustment as ever: Under
the excellent leadership of their prominent
amoeiatoa the locked out workmen have
maintained a quiet attitude, but beneath
thamfaceof their calm demeanor a rigid
«illumination exieta and the men are ready
to meet any emergency that contronte
them. The highways to and from Home
stead and the hub of the Honongnhela
river-repatrolled byeqnadaul’men.
Stranger-e are atopped and questioned and
made to give good accounts of themselvea
A Ynltleaa Conference.
An unusual feature oi the trouble is that
the town of Homestead is more quiet and
«duly than it in when nothing of an emit»
in; nature in in the wind. Taking the ad-
vh of their leaders the men kept indoors.
No unusual gatherings are seen except at
the. rnllway station and the flamingo at
train time. No loud talking is heard on
IBM and no rabid ntteranmare in
dulled in.
The most important event of this day ol
uncertainty, other than a meeting at the
link, was the conference held between
Sheri! lcCleary. of Allegheny county. and
aoommittoe of oitiaenaot Homestead. The
What! been invited tomeet this com
me and endeavor to oflect some arrange
for the prevention of further trouble.
He arrived in Homestead and met the com
tithe. Twenty men had promised to be at
meeting place, but less than hell this
number were present when the sherid put
in an appearance.
Dr. Studded, a prominent citizen, actedar
mums. He told the sherill that he
agree to put a sulllcieut number oi
"potable citizens in the Carnegie worh Ir
a guarantee for their protection from vio
Until; Prick and other personolnter-
utod would go there. The oberil! gave no
. promise. and went back to Pittebnrg.
Saapklens oi locleary.
On his way to the station he wm stopped
byalaloon keeper and asked why it war
mute keep all the saloons closed. The
moment between McL'lcnry and the saloon
minded quite normed. whiehervw
no that u [mlrcemnn was oblrgmi h
it.
meager attendance at the conference
with the aherill‘ wan due. it is believed, to a
Wotan that her grown to almost general
[reportionn in Homestead that lloL‘leary
D not disposed to deal fairly with the
lockedont men. it its openly stated by
[me of the workingmeu that they be
lived McCleary was awaiting hie mint»
unity of creating more trouble in order to
turnthe trend of popular sympathy from
the Itrikera The harsh reeling against
limb intensified, however, by the auspi-
clon that the shoril! knew of the intention
d‘tho Pinkerton men to take messiah ol
the Carnegie plant.
The name Pinkerton to the locked out
wmiunhliketbewavingot a red ting in
huntotabnll, and intheireyeeamancur
not oommita greater sin than have con-
nection with the hated name. A rumor
fled currency that Captain Bob Pinker-
waa in Homestead. Previouely be war
W to be in Pittabnrg, and the man to
whom hi name was applied created aome
oidhlnent by drawing a revolver on a
him from bodily harm.
Their- Own had-re Capable.
The-totem! made by Secretary Love
, of thallium-«toad works, that he with
two other «new: waa prevented item on-
teringthe Carnegie property. h dented
auroral of the men prominently coo by
to prevent anyot there connected
Ildthey hardly think it would have been
rtoIIJlovejoy ithehulmadehlm-
Littloiatemt appear: to be mar-Started
llthoaxpeetod arrivffihoroof TLV. Pom.
i.
f
r
F
i
i
“a
E?
‘Mwlifi'dirt‘ 5'5"
Tu .y ~
,4;
mm..~_.mmh_“-m .mmq
thwarts from entering the property. W
remoerrnm-r oouemmwnns anemone» ‘ . _ .,
- ‘ J. FlNKENS‘l‘ElN. General Manager.
mom adtrge. Han womenwalkad
totboearaatnry Minibar-1mm} v
Themmwwndmdlnthom
eatmanaarpoaaihlemithonttheleaatum.
blanceoldlearder. .
l‘atliao. loan the (rear-luau..-
KAWUIH. July O.—Tho committee
from , Home. .l. '1'. Williams.
Buh‘D'Dounell, exrlleproaentativo John
90'. Dr. John Purman and G. W. Bauer,
were denoted with the governor and At-
rOenarIl Hansel for a couple of
may “bed
henra. Oneal the I when at the corn.
mitten turned over, the Minuet xen-
onl‘e department a valuable book found on
name! the lnrgoe, which contains all/the
numb of the Pinkerton men. their plans or
organizationr and contracts under which
they were working.
Adeepernte 0mm was made by a reporter
toobtaln aulimpe of the contents. but lla-
itl’ Woman, who had moduli of the
work. refused all nqnesta. lie-broth!» wru-
mitteo leavea the city the rout-auto 'of the
book will be submitted to the goreruor.
who is expected to take action on the some.
Particulars of the interview with the
governor were refuted.
Arbltratlon Not Wanted.
Pmencno. July 9.-—'l'he attention of H.
C. Prick having, been called to the sugges-
tion that the governors 01 Ohio and Penn-
aylvania, in conjunction with T. Y. Pow-
derly, form a board or arbitration to nettle
the Homestead difllcnlty. he was asked,
“Would you consent to submit the matter
tomb a board 0! arbitmtionl" "Tliie'm
not a care for arbitration." was the tone
reply. and Mr. Prick declined to dhenm the
matter further.
Steven Madden. secretary of the Amalga-
mated amociation, said: “I am not in iavor
oi arbitration as a mans of nettling our
dimeultim with the Carnegie inhuman. The
Amalgamated association, an an organisa-
tion, to on record an being opposed to arbi-
tration, unit is generally underutood. We
believe thut we are better able to settle our
own disputes than any outsiders."
Meclcavy ll-dnldod.
lehulto, July 9.‘Rh¢‘l’lfl Mdficary
went to Homestead to uecum deputies to
guard the Carnegie property. but he re-
turned without having au-omplinhed any-
thing. The sherifl had been furnished with
the names of twenty reputable citizen».
who. it was said, would act as deputies. (it
the twenty people named only six called on
him, and they positively refused to serve.
'l'heeheriffnid: “I think the Mt plan is
to let matters alone until the excitement
subsides. All the means at my disposal]
have exhamted. I do not know whether I
ahall make another call on the governor. It
is impomible to agree to let the strikers
guard the worka. The company would
nevergot paeeaalou of them in that case. 1
amnot prepared to any if 1 will ploce my
own deputies in the mill."
The Ire-Tile llay Spread.
N" You, July 9.—-l’rom the very in-
side 0! the labor element in this city, as
gleaned. and from the iron worken rn por-
tlculur. everything points to a gem-mi strike
in this city withm the no-at ten days, uni» 51>
matters at llomerm-wl are entzsfnctorily act»
tied. Bray precmnon has been taken to
keep the actual (not: in the matter quiet.
but it has become known. nevertheless, that
rueha state of attain exists. The enemas ot
the etrikora at Homestead has won the eym.
pathy 0! all wageworltera in this city. and
the general opinion to that the Homestead
men should he mpported and given aid.
o'oonaeu.’ answsns chx. ‘
no Bay: the Car-03!. Manager llaa Do-
atpa .- Organized labor.
Bergman. July 9,—The official utter-
ancee of President Prick again aroused the
feeling of every workman who tantalum
part in the trouble. Ilia statements were
attacked on every side, and should he ar-
rive here and rtart to walk through the
principal atreeta his would not be anon-
joyable peaition.
Areporterviaited Hugh O'Donnell. He
was about exhausted tor want oi aleep.
bntwith all hie enduring». brought onby
them-Mp0! thew-tinny-olght home.
howillingly. and in re calm a manner-a
pomble. dictated an interview.
After cleanly min; the entire atate~
, meatsmadebylr. Neither-id: “I donut
know what I can any about the wage quot
tien, but the Itatcmeut made by Ir. Prick
that at the Braddock werka the nonunion
menaro antiafledwith theirwlgoeiabetter
‘ nudentood when you recall the atrike of
use The union men were od'eredaoper
cent. reduction. They held out tor months
and they were atarved into rnbmianion.
Billlthlahaouothln‘todo withthe Home
stead attuation. ,
“Row, about the ehangealnthe expira-
tionotagreemeut tron: JunoaotoDec. ill;
the men will never yield on thin point. The
company could dictate lla own terme ln
midwinter, when starvation and
aa- l’ro'oaoi Mull-u
"You arnat member that in the
certain MW ahouldheoompletad.
1th oval-catwhattklamaaua
OI w “noun. II“. I.
whim the man have mmeaatratedthnm’
w
yllearo Rom momma um” me, am, 5.00. 6:40 and 8:15 pan.
Excurelon: Fare. 25 Cents.
"‘ l ' _ clothe attornoyabal ‘
it hon ‘- ’
Ihnto‘mahotho ultimo oi the town lilo
depnttea. Further-than thla. we oilered to
furnlah booth of atom (or every maa'k
hithfuldhohugeothladntydlthoolflm
otfiomutaadwere aware in an hla dupu.
tlea. Ono reaaon tor our desiring the dew}
x: no that wahuvo known Tor month or
Preparation that were being made to
Ian the Pinkerton tore: up here
"The attitude of Mr. Prick toward m
labor war are] known, and the
fact that hawaa toeunmowntmlat this
mot. when the old scale would expire
and a new one waa euppoued to take enact.
ledthoArnalgamated ante-nation to expect
mower-t. Whoa the M min—
ttoumet in convention in Pittaburg in June
they reviewed the salon formulated by the
Horne-toad lodge-and approval tlmn. It
war onlyaeoeeauryto-nmt with theiirm
and agree upon an adjustment of a few
minor potato o! diflmnto.
“Accordingly. on Thursday of last week
the contereuce committee called at the of-
fice of the new nrm. Anointmnmldiscue—
don waa indulged in for a little while. duo
lug which time Hr. Prick exhibited a
W inclination to be arbitrary and left
the room. The committee thru- meeting
with such cold reception felt that further
attempt; to come to an osmium: at this
time would be when. and acute leave
when Hr. Potter begged them to remntna
tow moment's longer and he would himself
prevail upon Mr. Prick to give them a
further hearing.
The Real Pol-t at lune.
"The committee had annonnrr d their do
sire to nettle upon the twenty-five dollar
Dania. and Mr. Prick had given his nltim
turn at twenty-two dollara When Hr. Pot-
ter uttered to inwrcedo the committee un-
thoriaed him to name :- twenty-four dollar
bnaia. Afteran interview with Mr. li'riek~
Ir. Potter brought in hie final and conclu-
aive ultimatum—that the tirrn would ugh-e
to a twenty hrce dollar basin upon the con-
dition that agreements should tonmnate on
Jan. 1 of each year ipatezul oi July, neat
on
“While it was apparent that the com-
mittee could have met the firm with fair
coneoeaione. on far on the Male was con-
cerned. this new condition of a l‘huugv in
the termination ot the ammonium tTI‘Vt'T‘
oped the fact whh‘h had been nusrm'ivd
ever since Mr. Frick came upon the.- ecum-
—-that it was not so mn‘ch a qntstion of
disagreement as to wagm. but u droim
upon labor organizations itself that would
prevent a uttlement. Frick percmptrmly
decided the conference at an end."
Blaine Congratulatn Footer.
Waamrw‘ms. July It—Among the many
telegrmns and letters of mngratnlatwn re-
ceived by Secretary Footer, the new sm-ra.
tary oi otatc, was the following:
BAR annual. 310.. July ti.
Ir Dun In. leer-tn»! ought unmet to
have written you a word at mainlathm on
your appointment an secretary of state. which
lmoet heartily do now. I am very glad you
mappointed. You will be able to do tamer
aervim than any than new to the department.
Very truly and cmdinlly your friend.
Jam?- (a. Bum;
Knee York Stale Tear-larva Mont.
Banrma, July 9.—At the sine: Tim-h—
en' annotation Emma A. Asbrnnd. of Sym-
cnae. read a paper on “Drawing in me
Public Schools." which was followed by n
paperon the "Ailminietrutim of smite Ho-
porintendonl Drop-er," by Janice Russell
Parsons, Jr., of Albany.
Roll-and Gonld'a Ill'nr.
le Yank. July 'J.—lt in reported that
C. P. Huntington and Jay timid have re-
ceived a letter from President Dial. oi
Mexico, declining to sell them the Trhunme-
per. Government railroad, (or which it is
understood the mm o! tumor) was
cloned
Dona-'I Want a Second Tom.
heartburn. 1nd,. July ll.~—Cuuurm&man
D. H. Patton (Dem) Dnliilaheu :- Iolherdo—
daring that he will not be a ranclulutn (or
aeeeoud term (mm the Tenth Indiana due
trict.
Cardinal lulu‘linl "rail.
Rolldnly 9.——Cardiual Fromm-o Rating-
Tllli. ”6‘!me of Bolus“, ht (Tomi. Ht!
wan born March I3. 153, at St. Agmrino di
Piano. and was created archbishop at no
logna July 27, rm
I'oan‘ ralu' cane.
Rwanu. N. «l. July 9.~—'l’ho application
tora writ oi mm in the use of young
Palm, the aentonced boy murderer, will be
made to Chancellor loam on Monday.
(novella-01’. l’rlvala Secretary.
Briaroa..lnly 0.-ltobert ldnmln O'Brien,
oi the mportm’rtafl of’l'ln- Triton-rim, he»
jut reamed an amxdutment no private
mercury to el-Puatdent Cleveland.
lzlgbt (ta-viola have.
m, July 9. -Nine long term marten
made their coupe from the Mate when at
Charleston: through a rower. and all but
one are now at large.
Haw Ink ill-gm Ia flan-burg.
Hanna. July 9. —The Arlen moiety. oi
HwYolhpre thetrtlnteoneertln
at 10am. :80, 3:15, 8:60 5:50 pin.
. . . in, 1:20, one. «up, 0:65p. to.
' ‘lrsli
Swab
x, /. .
’ ,1" Meat
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old—time luxury. Pure and wimL'some.
Prepared with scrupulous cart. Him
award at all Put: Food Expositions. Each
paskagc makes two large {3.2%. Avoid
_|mita:ims—-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran l.
KERRELL dc SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
Easily and cheaply made at home. Im-
proves the appellll‘, and aids digestion.
An unrivalled temperancednnh. Health
fol, foaming, luscious. One bottle of
extract makes 5 gallons. Get it sure.
This is nrdnnly “ just no good"
on when, butfur Min. 1‘
, I“!
trial will rum-on thin cl. ' . m
I“ O CH”. m (I.
m
Dental Plates.
“Hula improved» nl
do. away with the
large mien plate In
‘ommon use. u
too are very email.
III about one-eight
neotonrth the usual
line. and
l mural
ehahlcal principles. tit the
accuracy. Any nun-beret
without extracting any
and no ate In the
hereto thb clty,and it was ammn- 3“
war-ea on or Behring flea.
Vietnam. B. 0., July 9,-1'he sealing
whee-er [Abbie arrived and report- that
allachoonerahavobeanwarnod out 0! the tor
. “new;
Behring aaa.‘m_
l-allm on Ila-rel.
8mm Ilal-a Killed.
’ amine-no.4“ manager
at the W Wormw- hr-
:aflymnaaaaflmtoaef punk-n
mo ‘
fill-”Edi
lone
‘ttoul
“Th:
III
“ ow
lochange withoutflnotice.
save
. ax».
' CEO. E. OARMER,
.. Bunlucfifiumc IND
- ml- ‘
when .
wmfl an
adhhiggiihhii .. °~
‘.. . “iii..
éml‘fi‘
Point ethanol: “menu. 3.?-
new. Norwe‘li. nine o' m, 12:30. 2:15. 3:50, '
. w
Your Teeth.
HAVE TH“ FILLED 08 080W NED.
Tenth nllad th ,
1.“ “l W Alloy.
Inna-mill
Gold. Platinum or Parson-03:73:“ with
Artificial tooth on Gold. Platinum. Continue
madmand hberPlateatamlallwnrk perv
“Thur we. ““2“"; m... m.
. n n vein 0 or a
(lb drou‘e m'ie.
All work at moat rueonable we.
Teeth oiled and extracted nlraly.
OR. F. W. OARMER.
42 Washington St. Over Poet ounce.
South Kora-all. Conu.’ all If
JOHN FFllNN
Sanitary Number,
STEAM and CNS FITTEB.
lOBBlNC A SPECIAlll.
Having taken the haaemenl under the Lib
mv, lib “‘mhinmon ptreet. Scull. Sore-an.
and mod it on
All. NINOS
03“
OiOMRINR
! risra-rtlull} mutt-it aahare 0! public patron-
! rein in plumbing l Innu- done for the
pan! .. wn yum. lathe employ or W. H. Meek-
er & ('- Ml “urk will have my prmmal sup.
ends-m. and will be mrtly executed and
'I’Illslnrtnvn .marant . ti var mauvlalnian
our [gig on.
' $5.00 in com
Will hegtveu to the borer girl sending the
must number or words made from the letters
in The Inn]
Photographer
Kan-b amwer "will ba- number“! an received.
Should twonr mambo alike the rim one re-
ceived will not the prize. All answer! “HIM be
here on or before July lot. Irina-i the priaewill
t.- awardtwl July 4. mil. .
Alan for the out I) dayn thin adv. will en-
title bearer toa reduction of 501‘. on catch don't
t‘ahlnet Photographs. Regular prince 52m.
gfiluml 93m per Airmen.
TIN urns“ {or 251'.
‘ Photographs of landscapes. horses, lukrion.
rllrrkin. Mr , h the
msrna‘iaxcurs Princess
M the no»! mason-bio prion.
t: \\'.\5lil.\'tlTON $11. OVER POST OFFICE
south Sorwalk. (,‘oun. Inn! ly
Save Money!
BY V15 .1130
F. ROYLSTON’S
Factorl at Five Mile River.
.......2........._. I,
CREAT REOIICTION
IN PRICES.
H w~-
limt variotyol Velocipedes and filed: a
leoetlran met. Also a duo hue or Doll and
Baby tun-loam very champ.
n m v~
Oorlon Point.
FISHING.
WWW ..._ u... ..
minus A serum
J. E. Power.
not If
LIFE.
.. In
T.
m @.m
.
. new
All"
I
wmm
FINE numn
w...
are in. acute in title clty (or the
FRANNlIN COIINTT. VERMONT.
CREAIERT ASSOCIATION
BUTTER.
made at tit. Album. \‘t. Fine in) silk. At thin
men of the year the assimilation do not and
ready sale for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tube. and this
butter wecall you to notice. it in the same
event. well-made article as their roll butter at
5c a pound less, We find sale (or tube 1L4 well
u by single wand.
Have nice handy little. ill—lb. packages: also
Wand ”lb. lube. Those who taught tube of
no but summer can repeat with cunt’nlonve an
to line quality. l'rice .‘lfie lb. Special prices on
El and ill“). tnlas.
-—~——~aoo ~—- -7 -
OBBFWRMSTW‘
PAYMENTS
SI WEEKLY!
Watchesfihginsfiharms,
Mantel Clocksfliamonds.
"RON. JOHNSON 8: COMM”.
2l9 Montague St,
ClTYllALL SQUARE. BTOORI’II, Tl. T
Thus far our goods drillit‘fed in South Nor.
walk have given general saris-(action. and our
lllt‘FhM of payment in highly appmriattd. Full
tannin-lion can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
I! RAILROAD PLACE.
SOOTII NORWAIN CONN. i1}.
NOTICE !
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
LOSTRINE !
(in and after this date the
price of Lust-vine will be
IOC. a Cake.
Samples free of your grocer,
or at Ilule's Drug Store.
July let, 1892.
ALL SIZES OF
WEE! STONE-
Ceneral Contractor and Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. iiiéroe,
lurk Tin! 7M. .‘hmlh
Novwitlk. l‘nnn.
Residence. Sn. 7 I’m»
pool Shirl. Nerve-It.
Mo u'
$393K ’7 9c
.96
Willi-Ilium "vim! ram lama-
talnareura; ‘l'oaaaataample we I.
cum lar- llo. ”all“, in
lllBBlEh summer '3“
11.1.3 no lie. be.
wasnhuniinéuwuosor 00". None
unthontit.
Kenny, I Rubens in Cu,
Mill. AGENTS.
mom HS STREET.
washhum Cristy Co’s
’ Superlative
lo the biatlllonr madefia‘nd E aha-am
or. grocer- ae . w
mmmmfiwwfi
n thannaxne of
aaany
l
to union
HA RTFUB l). ( ‘08 X.
leW
A \uk’lUR “th
Bull
Terms to suit.
in all brunet-ea.
a: the loweet prtrre.
Iii-inch Unahnon‘ Tim.
any pneumatic tire). so BURKI'. M)
An
ROBERTSON SP3
truth
The finest line of
Stoves. Ranges & Heaters
in the cil)‘.
nu, Sllfl. m on man
mar.
Wheeler 8. Naniord,
:32 MAIN STREET. SO. NORWALK. ("1“.
Agents for
VICTOR, PRIENIX, WARWICK“
RAMBLEN, HICKORY JINO
ClCllNC COCOS.
If y ou want It! hare comfort and speed. RIDE
' ‘ with Spring Fork and
I‘Mh(h£lfl to
L'N(.
. at y guaranteed. and only swim.
I! you have derided to try a pneumatic. buy
3 Victor. the simplest to manage.
STEM”—
BIEGOBY “no.1. AGENTS.
325 “'ALL STREET. NURW'ALK. CT.
"him
I. H. BROWN,
SANITARY PLOMBIIC. STEAM and
6A8 FITTING. TIN ROOFING,
SHEET IRON WORK
at for Slll'TITAIlll and
t ALTIES.nml roll-brutal
MA BUSY LOW l‘tlltrlélfkli $112.“! and
HOT \\ ATE“ BOILERS.
Special aurut‘mu given til-lollblmt. All 01'-
done will be: xuruted with pmmptlludc and
care. All work done by tlmwlane workmen
m WASHINGTON 8T. RIIOOE.
Sl'CCZhlSOR Tl) ll. liHLLICK.
a1 ly
cumin . " ~ .
Flag Walls,
Curb andCImer.
Put down in the best manner at g .
the lowest price.
CRAOINC,
SOOOINC,
ENCAVATINC
“mm Bill
SPlCE‘S 1““
The Great Atlantic and Pa-
elfic Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
and Cotl'ccs
A. and P. Brand Spices
of_ which they are the sole man—
ulucturcrs.
A. &. P. TEA CO.,
4 31.115 .81.. NORWALK.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, :qu most..oconomical
it, ask your grocer for it now
Be sure and get the genuine,
" It in not the selling
"(An THIS mice alone, that must
log at a knowledge 0‘
TWICE the value of an article.
oi Dobbine' Electric aoiu [our ban of
any mixer strap made, and it will, if lied
an rrurcli wurk no any “her. ltucwt b
but a very slight advance on that at in
l. L Cumin d: 00..
Philadelphia. Pa.
soup made. If you haven’t tried
with our name on the wrapper.
comidered, in arriv-
Tlxereieaemnchreat pureeoapina bar.
urnmling to directions. do four time.
Ierionunup. lusietupou Dobbine'flertrifl
new "- vague-c
~ ‘i‘fl
lama
FORE TOMATO
CATSOI’.
m...
The leading fish market of the
city is at
NONT 8L ZELOFF’S
:lz-ll’aenmoron Brenna-J.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be hurt.
lot of shad arrives every day.
A line
sIAII’OITTEO SAROINES.
PICNlEO OISTERS.
( )rdere called for and delivered.
Wholmulo and Retail Fish. ()ye—
ter and Vegetable Market,
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