Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
,..-,, Refuse To Talk As To The
Result
,rc mob DISPERSED BY MILITIA.

q. ..., ,,ould need to have more than
r. .rn.l significance. lie did not
.,-,r VA, any probability Of 4 boy
I'm. ordered. The packers having
..,r ,brir resolution to employ non
~.7 only. the strikers were dis
=, ,nras they were concerned, and
...,, at i,,ur WAS simply that Of
.rvls nude at several OF the pack
Ioun town, and rs nearly all of
,,,l they were ignorant Of any con-
-,,,eI conference, rs indicated in the
.....r with Mr.. Carlton a further hunt
.,;rrtei and at last 4 gentleman
..,..,.l,rd with one of the members
S:rygrrS Executive Committee was
r n. <lid the statement was true.
THE CONFERENCE
..r AXE place within q few hours, and
.f.. attended by Mr.. Carlton, Mr..
.r. ,uI Congressman Frank Lawler,
......rJ net ~ mediator. Later this
asian, piece OF information was con-
p, no lr,S q person than Mr.. Hate
.-,.E Icwas found alone in his
lal promptly acknowledged that he
.....r.. f,r Congressman I.awler and
e urDu.
" Hllrly declared he did not know
..UarySsmIn l.awlcr came to interest
g the matter. ''All know about
>..I. Is that | received a message
r- IIwlcr asking me if | would be
.t5 meet him and Mr.. Carlton ut
.=.e his morning.. | said most
-,r would. and am now waiting
..... ,o rJmc. What the outcome Of
r-rlre will he |, of course, cannot
81. Ih,, Is the first intimatiOn received
.U.--rrSman I.awlcr has taken any
90 the stock yards trouble.
yEUY NpN-CUMMITTAL.
r ia;c'ry called the attention Of
r- I.wirr x Carlton to q schedule
.ta-,ar rate OF wages paid ut Chicago
.r points. He claimed that the
.- .a.raeo, taking into consideration
. .nuy day, WAS - per cent. higher
.. nlrc else. The conference lasted
oa, when Carlton and Congressman
.ra-rr bowed out by Mr.. Hateley
s..a, evidently in avery happy state
a-. None of the trio would give any
atom about the talk except to say
g.. g,, OF IN official and purely private
--. Nr. lawlcr appeared very anx-
20 have the fact Of his presence
-om the public, fearing, rs he
,- .u,l knowledge that he WAS inter
-.. ..a>,It in the matter would lead
--y-s.rS % think that negotiations had
-.atJpolitical complexion and length
irp,orlhle contest.
-rr.roa sud ne had nothing to say
rla.,hr &trt, that he had 4 very full
pleasant discussion OF the Situa-
with Mr. lIatcley who Is
n'-r of the Executive Committee OF
s Takers Association, and was in
-,, that an amicable solution of the
.r.y pcohlrm would be reached ut an
- 4,r Mr. Hltely WAS also in a non.
-.t'Jl frame OF mind. lie was will
.to>y that Mr. Carlton was the most
~ranyr and reasonable of the many
-1 be- hail talked with, but beyond this
Ns not willing to 20. All was quiet
e.. Hatrg,y at the stock yards to-day.
\ RIOT QUEILED.
A"lt is}D o'clock this afternoon
'at uiurarly 2,UOO strikers gathered
"a The dwelling of the Armour en-
who was attacked yesterday while
..nn'u- to move his household goods to
a-. urlShborhOod The ire of the
'.,-E' a-Giu,t this man is owing to the
'. .ld he Is Knight of Labor, and re-
'7. Z" % out with the others. He again
~. 4' goods upon wagons this afternoon
''l .r wlS set upon by the mob. Com
'. Of the First Regiment arrived be
"arAdImIgr WAS done, and charged
-'n which tell back. Company
e .l-n divided into detachm0nts
u. ID "rre Stationed at the street corner
. "rImtr, a patrol wagOnlOad of
..A..'on : men being left to protect the
'',o' the unpopular employee. Another
'' WIS quickly organized and had
---.i o'rrp"wrrrd the PinkertOn guard
..'1 Company G.. OF the Second, arrived
.l'Or-quIck, and. charging through
+. .''. arrr>tr,! six men and put the
e, To- route No casualties are re
FOO. IN THE MILITARY DISTRICT
-. sock yards figures with army blan-
aPpedUuund their shoulders, in
...o. ....' Z" cIpcd overcoats, could be seen
TIE avenues and alley ways this
They were members of the
and Second Regiments fixed up for
-.. N'''ce. Everything was rs quiet
-''ltry village, the first incident OF
"'N-; being the arrival of 100 new
,. '''4 0 'he East for FOwler'S. These
.. ..., MOVED 10 proceed to their destina-
~, ''.-'Nt attempt TO mOleSt them. An
q. .'rat agent who wants 5000 labor
,.r ,''e Memphis Il New Orleans Rail
+. 'N'ed notices to that effect about
s..,-u nu ta,S morning, and these were
.saN by groups ofStriking lahore rs
alslg VI A"Ooi s'''S '"'
g,A. On THE BOYCOTT,
= !, : now nov, attracting general attention:
aI. ',4l 0oycottS,' he said, advised
& ~ .,.'N,tmbly Of the Knights of Labor
lrS,ocE l,r,Sy. yards, or even by the other
,S,1.'5S Sr,'5S here and by the Trades Assem-
c.r or ,gy Gn'y local importance. COgniz-
flsl,.0 0'elo Is not taken by the Knights
q, h, =, = 1 body. Under the constitu-
~ A, >. ~, T'uSr ,i to declare boycott which
l.,rrI.,' I.' elect the packers, the District
a.,ir.. : ueie must make up . case in
tgsriT.,,'' ''I"Ird I, 1t to Powderly and the
~ an ,s committee and have that body
E,essJ ''u ~ endorse it. As POwderly is
t-sia, " ", ooyeottS, except where Knights
L .1rLo"e openly made war on, and, Is
'SsaI IS ~, now take no such stand,
sasr f'Ot TOSeOtt against any packer is alto
u baya ya!P'obable. The local boyeotts
,aa.l,,;,ne we effect simply to belittle these
n. ,oon ,,OlS' \ settlement Is bound to
+as! .. anu the men will most of them
sQ,4 oS.r ~ %oIS. 1t was the indiserimin-
>ly ,-,S y, Sne boycott weapon that espe-
>a,L6s asC FUSED ,S POwderly's ire q few