New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
KNIGHTS AND PACKERS.
NEW MEN REPLACING THE STRIKERS.
A LONELY DEPUTY SHERIFF. FIRED oN-No WORK
FOR UNION MEN.

n LO-'AhA DbfOl1 SHERIFF fihED Ot -'N "~
FOR UNION MEN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-With the exception OF q
shooting at OF deputy shers this AFTERNOON the
day at the sockyards uneventfu Al O'clock word
was sent to the headquarters OF the deputy sherins tha
their services wore needsd at ana ASH
landave. Fifty deputies Immediately hurried TO the
place. and were followed by four companies OF militia
II was found that deputy mad been left to paro
an alley IN the vicinity had been fred on by some un
known person The fire returned but the aggressors
escaped.
There were between 5000 and 1000 men at work
to-day The strikers outside eagerly discussed the reso
lntions OF the employers not TO allow any man to re-
turn 10 work on any terms for any number or hours
unless he had forsworn his organization The militia
mounted guard Within aud the sherifs force ana Town
of Lake police preserved the peace as best they could
outside the yards Several soated c@es OF assault took
place and two houses stoned but mob violence
or resistance to authority took place General Ftz-
smons and the 800 troops OF the First Brigade seemed
TO think to-day that their stay in Packingtown would
not be so brief 80 pleasant as some
OF them had anticipated cold. drzziug rain fell all
day and those who had besn assigned to early morning
picket duty felt It kecny Wearing their blue cape
overcoats and small fatigue caps the pickes ampeo
back and forth In the and slime Those who were
young clerks down did not regard 1t as an agree
able occuparon-this soldering.
There were this afternoon that General Master
Workman Powderly had been requested to como tv
Chicago AMI use his best efforts effect settlement
bel ween the packer, and their striking emp Dyes IL "a
with Mr.. Powderly, hut whether the General Master
Workman has consented West cannot be sscer,
Mr.. Botsford. OF Packers Committee. He asked
whether t was true that resolutions sd nesn
sstng thaI srikng knights or Labor shoud ronouhco
hrir order a, condon precedent 10 0ong @ h .s
Mr. Barry said ttls else an left The majority Of tho
strikers 10 rejoice he resolutions against the
Knights Labor tnat have been adopted by the packers
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was ordered said OF the leaders, but the psoKrrs
Yesterday the General ASSEMBLY Of the knights could
not consistently Cake 40 our hsht; to-day, am Irom
has been attacked aud every officer and member must
stand up FOR us. The nerve, the inconsistency ol 'n
themselves forming powerful organization themselves.
anil soemnly dec airing that poor men with anles sna
This thing would be laughabs II 1t were not serious.
Thousands of men Will sarve before they WIZ agree 10
the humilsting conditions forced upon them. 49,
Mr. Barry later In the day showed dispatch rom
Mr.. Powderly, in which the General Master Workman
TO the Of the Executive Board
here he needsit. Tho railroads arc helping the psck
strike mems q III. sS%ns pSsSe %0%s4s nsrs
1 Offering to Bring s %erme here ana 70 them
free Of charge in case they are dissatisfied Az Ar.
the hall way awaiting transportation to the honsrs az
the yards
About hundred carpenters quit work at Swifs to-
day. short time ago the firm gave them an advance
of twenty-five a day and nine hours work Ihey
To-day, however, ana JOlneu tno VI tno'O
issued to-day by tho Knights OF Labor:
NOTICE.
Butchers aborcrs warned to keep away
'0"' Wv ORDER OF COMMITTEE
In conversation with a reporter tonight, Delegate
Barry said "We have ptted our stomachs agalnM tno
packers bank accounts met Messrs Botsford, Hatey
Fowler In the Board OF Trade this morning they
said that the press report OF their determination
TO refuse employment to union men was corrrcL ap-
peaed their of justice but to no ef-
feet. They have thro down the gauntlet ana we sc
ten pted on our part. We will carry the war
into Egypt. and leave no stone unturneo 10
win an honest victory. By that | mean that we
Will use the boycott and call out the men In tneir
houses wherever possible. A. A. Carleton newly
eectee member the General Board OF the KNIGHTS OF
% Ioao' NV on the way Chicago. We are going 10
haa ,a. hackers this fight They can employ 3UOOO
scahs and still bring them to time Fowler ana
ArInonr are playing fast ami loose with the other
hackers Tney want 10 drive the PAGING trade away
from Chicago end handle it their Western houses
Tue Knights say this evening that Master Workman
the order with T. b. Harper and T. T. Dolan. charged
with treason 20 the order and violation OF ther
obligations. An arrangement had been made oy
Barry with the packers Fowler and Kent, Dy
which their back 10 the terh0nr system
temporarily. three weeks ago. Fowler ana Kent were
thea TO withdriw from the Packers Association After
that withdrawal the men strike for eight hours
Gaun revealed this scneme TO the Otner
packers, who took imm mediate steps to checkmate IL
Firing occurred near the packing mouse OF moran
Hesy a. 80 Tonight bet ween the watcnmen aud un
known persons. Nine shots were hred 80 Iar as eau
be ascertauei no harm was done.