New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
LUMBER YARDS STILL IDLE.
EMPLOYEES AFRAID OF TIE ANARCHISTS
GENERAL RESUMPTION or WORK ELSEWHERE
GROWING THIN.
IrY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIruNF

CHICAGO, May lit was expected
thar some OF the large lumber yards In the south
western part OF the city would attempt to resume
operations TO-DAY in spite OF the hostile and uncompro
missing attitude Of the Socialists and the unyieliug
siHkrrs No wthstandug strong police protection the
lhmDermen and p.anng mills made attempt TO start
up Botn the employers and employees VINO are wIIinl
10 20 to work on th~ old basis afraid OF attacks by
Anarchists. In nearly every yari five or ten Old EN-
p"yes who ara hired by the year. guarding the
plies from suspicious looking strangers
These Bohemian Soclsst~." sail one proprietor.
are the ones who blocking our busine.s They
form 30 per cent OF all the men employed IN
our yards There others who talk
English who are around here and ready to work, but
they do not dare it nand for OF these ignorant
Socialists They rnrag,d because 81 the death Of
some OF their number from police bullets and from theiT
own loIy al the drugstore AMI my belief IS that thry
Will never consent t tnsy have revenge,
elther ~ destroying property or taking lire'
some OF the police entertain fs r that serious trouble
may yet occur IN this district All the metal maxi NJ
establishments, with three four exceptions were run
nns again to-day with forces. The frat break
III tue ranks OF the furniture and cabinet WORKERS
occurred to-day. when the Brunswick B4ke-Co.lende
10 men marched 10 the factory this morn
lug to begin WORK on the tep-hour basla Those who
went To work are prncipnlly new men who responded
10 the nrn- advertlsemrnt FOR ca0lnetnakera Ihrre
were however, a few of the old hands among them
hree or four hundred strikers assembled in front or tn'
factory and hurled epIt1ets at the new men "a they
marched along. but the coming OF police pitr"
wagon set Them flying and they kept away
the remainder OF tho day. The sewing girls ami
thiiorrsses of the city have formed an organl1 1.
uon. About $500 have been rDrole
W Ine union the object OF which IA to secure bettri
wages and f-wer hours OF work. The movement began
among the Northsde workers. has xtended 20 othe
parts OF the city.
Frank Schmidt. Christopher Birtells and Fred Ben
ulDe locked up At Despiane- Street station on charge
OF bring concerned IN the Hayntrket riot took "nt
Writ OF htDea% cOrpns In the Circuit Court to-day.
Judge Collin. male the writ returnd0e al 10 o'clock 10
morrow. lt was yisltOr-' day at the jail from
THIS morning nnul / In the afternoon but thr
privileges OF the custom denied the Anarchists
InrJ arr allowed to be by but their ~ orneys
Ihry talk Little aud they objects Ot pu
lar odium THIS ahsoute res~rvr has had the greatest
enec upOa August SPIES who Is growing thin and ha'
lO-i his appetite.
Mos OF the wounded officers lying at the hospita
are Improving vsbly, and IL Is the present opinion o
those attending on the patients that there Will he NJ
more deaths Lieutenant anton IL so much heJier tha
lie expects 10 De able To get out In FEW days. ON e
Hansen. whose ,eg amputated, Is getting alon-
flvprabiy aud Officer Kings condition IL Improving
Oncer Murphy suffers severely from the mutiatoi
OF his foot. but his nds slowly healing some ap
prshrnsiOn IL felt about Officer klrtlcS lyins al ms
been extracted The only danger Is from blood
Yot-uulsc
The switch-tenders OF the Chicago and Western In
diana Railroad have returned 10 having RECEIVED
an Increase NJ - "a al around and IN spn" case
more. The hours Of work Will remain The saiur as be-
the wabash. and the CIctgp aud Atlautic-wulch u''
tAe Western Indiana tracks entering the city are nov
relieved Of e delay 10 wAcA they have been subjected
for several days.