New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
THE STRIKE IN CHICAGO.
MANY NEW MEN ASKING FOR WORK.
ALMOST ENDED-A BAYoNET CHARGg-ILL-TREAr-
ING WORKMAN.


ALMOST ENDYD-A BAYoNEr CHARGE-ILL-TREAr-
ING WORKMAN.
CHICAGO Nov. ~ (SpeciaD The Packing
town strike has been declared or though tho
opinion prevalent that 1t is only question OF ar
ranging the details Everything quiet this morn
Ing. Now men applied for work and were employed.
number Of old hands among those who presented
themselves and they were generally given tho prefer
ence There nd been tronbe during the night ana
anticipated BY the authorities The action OF
the local assembly committees seemed to have been
effective not only In keeping dangerous crowds from
gathering. bus in preventing many Of the men from
drinking Barry, Carleton and Marshall were In con-
ference the Transt House this forenoon and George
schiug, with some other local knights Joined them'
About the only incident the morning charge by
company Of the % Regiment crowd OF 200 strikers
who wers trying to prevent new mon from going 20
work At the Anslo American house. Tho %srlkss % % as
shed She'd "-''' ''' ''"'' u ''' '-' 'A''-
The whole attention OF the turbulent element was
turned this afternoon upon George shit, un,S. ,
butcher who insisted remaining at work In Arm our
At No. 475I Jrstine-st near Forty-seventh-st, was
stoned and rendered unnhabitable day or two ago.
hcd and TO hi. now homs
mob attacked him. took the horses away and warned
ana .rrv.d oa@sa with deputy .Sers
accompanied by two horsss from Armour Ihs me
mob following and threatening to make it for the
man police pstrOi win So M
ton was given BY the Knights as the result of the
morning conference between the leaders.
UNABLE TO ADJUST THEIR DIFFERENCES
A FRUITLEss CONFERENCE OVER THE GREAT LOCK-
OUT IN THE KNIT-GooDs TRADE.
ALBANY, Nov. 12.-At the Delavan House on
"Wednesday tho National Executive Committee OF tho
Knit foods Association met Messrs Bailey and Mcclure.
members OF the National Executive Committee of the
Knights OF Labor for the purpose OF considering the
difficulties tho knit-goods manufacturing dis
trct, and agreeing, possible upon plan for their
adjustment After a discussion lasting several hours,
Messrs Bailey and MCGUIRE submitted basis OF setle-
satisfactory to themselves The theory presen ted
in their plan the effect that the operation OF the
mills In the OF private business conducted
by tho mill owners but that they only oiutly n'
them with their employee 1t was said there
fore that all questions Of differences legitimate and
should by the employers and employed, each
having equal representation In such settlement Inc
plan OF settlement included the following provision
namely that all former employees should be reinsated In
former places those who have taken the places OF
former employees suspended until they have made
settlement with their organization for violation OF It's
rules.
1t maintained by the Committee OF the Knt-Goods
Association that this scheme would practically render
the manufacturers with which to enforce
compliance the part of their employees with the
of the Knights of Labor 1t also said that By
employees for offences committed against the Knights
OF Labor that 1t would virtually result IN refusal
by the employers to rcemploy the offenders in any capa-
city until the consent OF the Knights OF Labor az an
organization had been obtained. the proposition was
therefore unanimously rejected by the committee Of
manufacturers.
The latter, in turn, proposed as basis upon which
the manufacturers would OpOn their mills to all former
employees that they should have the right to employ or
not employ to discharge not discharge, such as they
deemed best, aud that they should, they deemed
proper. continue employees those who remained In
employ the time OF the lock out, strike ana
those who since that time they have employed Messra
Bailey aud Mcclure, after full consideration rejected
the offer, and withdrew from tho conference, after
stating that negotiations at end. When they
had retired mtoe OF manufacturers con erod
the situation in all its bearings and unanimously
adopted the following resolution:
Resolrcd mills opened 10 all persons whether
they have been previously in employ the basis
and the right
discharge best; they Will not interfere
with other employees including those who have been at
during the recent strike and lockout
All other rules and resolutions wero rescinded. Tho
manufacturers propose open and operate their mills
this basis and they claim doing that they are
nducting their private business their
assert that Ihoy willing TO he fair. but willing
to be led by few who do comprehend tho true roa-
tiOns and conditions which should ordinarily exist be-
tween employees and employed.
CASAJOHARIE, n. Y, Nov. 12.-At . large meeting OF
Knights OF Labor In Amsterdam to-day 1t resolved
to In knit goods mills until they
In Amsterdam to-daY TO ala the strkers-