Arrest of the Assassin.
By this time the office boy and Deputy
Sheriff May, who just entered the office as
the first shot was fired, threw themselves
on the assassin. Mr. May had drawn his
revolver and was about to shoot the fel
low in the back, when Mr. Frick cried out:
“Don’t kill him: we have got him all
right; leave him to the law!”
The man broke away and tried to escape,
bin he was secured and taken to the Cen
tral police station.
The prompt action of Mr. Frick saved
the lives of Mr. Leishman and his self
appoi n ted ex ecu t ion er.
In five minutes half a dozen surgeons
were at hand. Mr. Frick was told to lie
down on the lounge, and, after his clothing
had been removed, the wounds were
washed and tlie bleeding stopped
The Arrested Strikers.
Pittsburg, Julv 19.—1 t was expected that
Burgess McLuckie, of Homestead, would have
a hearing this morning on his application for
bail, but bis attorney, W. J. Brennan, had
failed to notify the prosecution of his inten
tion and bls ease, therefore, goes over until
tomorrow. Burgess waived hearing before
a magistrate and was remanded to Jail until
tomorrow, when his application for ball will
be heard before Judge Alagee. None of the
other indicted men have surrendered. They
are all reported to be willing to do so. but
have refrained under advice of tlie advisory
board, to await the result of the application
for bail in McLuckie’s ease.
