PITTSBURG STRIKE
[BY FXKCTRIC TELEGRAPH— COI'YJIinHT.I New Yoi:k. July 2.i. Ma Prci-, tin: niuiiiL<r»i- nf Carnegie's mills, who was shot by a Russian Ji-w, is likely to iv'tovit fru:n his wounds. On the would-be ;is«iissin being t-ilcn into custody, two dynamite cartridges were found in hi.s nioulli, and it is believed he intended to commit suiuido. Accused is thought to be a crazy Anarchist. Repeated attempts have been uui'le to poison the whole of Dick's family. One hundred and fifty of Carnegie's employees in Du Quesno have struck in sympathy with those already out. "Washington, July 20. A soldier at 1/ittsburg was suspended by the thumbs, for half-an-hour, and then expelled, for cheering the man who shot Mr Dick. July 26. The police assert that the attempt to kill Dick, the manager of Carnegie's works, is the result of a widespread Socialist conspiracy. Several other arrests bavo been made, and Heir, a most notorious Anarchist, is suspected of complicity. There is some outcry in the United States at the reported torturing of soldiers who cheerod Li«k s would-be assasinator.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3126, 28 July 1892, Page 2
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179PITTSBURG STRIKE Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3126, 28 July 1892, Page 2
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