Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-12
/ ROW IN THE K. OF L.
,xrBrs At CHICAGO DIVIDED AND
IL PARr6oTo WORK.
r,z.xs Of NsSzS Barry and Buasr
an he SIDE WaLks-Oonhietng
,v u the Sans Of he Sriks-A
S.xasl, Tasin Il S Ended Dsnisd.

I'm tlJ a'uN "a
j. IN Fowler \. Co, in New York,
I,,5,v arrived AT the yards and
,5elr employers establishment
..s.,- any uOlestatiOn.
--.-rr. VI, expected when these 800
"a and every precautiOn was taken
s.-g5rarv to prevent il. Company
,,.br First Regiment marched to the
.,sF.tv-ltth and HalStead streets
-.rr srsr i've o'clock this morning.
-....rr after that hour the Grand Trunk
-.- With TIE imported wOrkmen arrived
-f.5, men stepped frOm the train guard
s5v Company '.D'
r-sv then had 10 march two miles
....-.a ,la toughest part Of the stock
--,f.s.,rr.g, to the ward proper, and al
..-a ,lr streets were crowded with
les ard their sympathizers, not the
.,.s., Interference WAS attempted. The
= rs-!r-~ are now safely housed at
-.-r5-.s EeoOrtS 10 General FitZsim-
-..-,s,-o'clcck from all parts OF the
-. .rrqo.tryerything quiet. The pres
.-.-asthrb,ue coats WAS about the only
.-v-l-s7a this morning Of any strike being
---,r-r>S Hundreds OF men went 10
80, l9i there seems TO be no lack Of
a-,--,, q. the principal packing houses
s--.,4-N Co. are running almost full
~. :-.v having received a number Of
~ .ra. he East last evening, and 4
.-...s-a. 5o,h old and new having been
--r,o work this morning. The firm has
,s.-y three thousand men at work
V-g- Morris and Fowler Bros. have each
-. =, many. and Swift X Co. have about
.-u The great topic Of conversation
- .--.G- Was
-.zErw " THE CAMP OF THE KNIGHTS.
Tie >g,,; between Barry and Butler and
r--- Harper and DOlan. Each side has
-.,..-a.hizrrS and the constituents Of
-s. Who have deted the wrath OF
s.--4.i Butler are those who are going
,v x. The Barry and Butler element
--, sidewalk on HalSteId street and
-x,- euieayOrS 10 diSSuade the men
81. ~. to 20 70 work from doing -. No
g. .-.. : attempted however Is the blue
..--. g.. set line ali the approaches TO
.-- -1-t, and causes due respect in the
.,u. rvcn the most PuguaciouS OF the
s-,--,.
--- l&eatjOnS this afternoon arc the
-. ,--.Sy At the stock yards IS
DRAWING To \ CLOSE.
A Carlton. OF Boston. of the general
.a-' 90. the X. Of l., arrived in this city
s.,.-.a,,U. ard after consulting one or
,.... old heads Of the order went out
.l. town Of Lake. When ne AZ
t ,ar-r he was met by Barry, Marshall
-- and other prominent X. of L.
e.. ,-ldeTS Of the strike with Mr. Carl
81 "a, TIE new angel Of peace repaired TO
.1- ,5ia,t house and held a long secret
.-r--1.e Mr. Carlton Is a Conservative
-a- ali was. II Is said, chosen by Mr..
.-i--'y IL the agent most likely 10 be
ssm bring about an adjustment Of the
@aa.-
.tvl, reported on the Board of Trade
,--v that the tOllowidg dispatch was re-
wed hy NIr. Barry this forenoon:
"aEoEE THE MEN BACK.
5.lt hour movement at this time is con-
---i napyacticable and has not our
-~ya,
>-0-d POWDERLY."
N- Barry refused 70 affirm or deny the
.-..- 20. the report when interrogated by
-.. .-p.ylug that ne vas busy" Mr.
i--.l. : manager SaId that they had
-r.-. tie ,lme report from their manager
...-- Yards, hut they had no cOntirma-
.- '. tas report, although they believed
e ~ many new men have come in from
a. il-, o,the country that the packers
;s.s-' ,1., afternoon that they need no
-.- 4, AruOIr'S one thousand cattle
d.. 'w1 thousand hogs were killed to-day
''-t-r p-ee Al work in their house
S1rh Is composed almost entirely Of new
I'D
EEPuETED AT An END.
l.@ strike at the stock yards Is
I. q. rG[ late this afternoon VI. Barry
'-. "a, ne~u on the ground ever since the
,..ae "aS Iuaugurated, and who all day
Il, been II consultation with Mr.. Carleton
O. Boston, Of the General Executive Board
=" 'ls \. Of l., announcing that an order
N7.lag The men hack to work viii be IS
,l7'. The men Will 90 back on the pack
Terms VIZ. ten hours per day. What
sypo'uol OF The strikers will lind EN-
t1s1rat Is rather doubtful
VIII HEEP THE NEw MEN.
A' 'lerai Of the last strike the packers
---3-2ord that none Of the new men
''-.t NJ discharged 70 make nom for
'-.V Who .rlt them, and that they were
--'.'-' 20 ,Ue the new hands permanent
--E.''Ie1,. But soon after the strike
-, Over Tie new men left in drOveS, the
--s--2A'.1l being given thar the old men
-. .--- maze u - unpleasant for them
49,. ,- ,-ry could not stay in Packingtown.
a. -e boarding houses there virtually
.'-''',et tue newcomers. Whether this
.'.valg VIII be repeated now
.'' s The question. The packers say
- --l .lrtaer sly that they have made
ss.2 arrangement to prevent it. All the
sASIlS houses that have been started
-, .-5 new men by the packers viii be
.---'-...lft. Ii Is further announced that
plcAerS Will require of every man
employ written guarantee that
~. give the 6rm three or four days
80 80 'r'o'e leaving and q money deposit
% ,.. y required from every employe TO
=, Ms guaranty. This rule will apply
~ NE men now at work aS
= 10 those engaged in the future.
HE STRIKE NOT ENDED.
b.. 5s.--,IEk-Ihe report telegraphed from
L.S this evening that the strike was
TO- .v I-lO TaS based upon direct informa-
,r,,;.. en- :. 'le packers. At lOp. m. infor-
So. -. Is received rom the same source
f-.s'Il.e 'le report proves to be without
ns-roh- ntA''oh- Mr.. J. c. Hately a
T 80 OF the Executive Committee
ma. -. :, Z 4cNers' Association, saws the state
b-,t 'lai the strike had been declared of
-, - ,hnightS was a mistake. He does
-. Undertake 10 explain how the mistake
bsfo,s. s-..e' and can only say that shortly
nesi,. P. m the packers were in
"a. .. Information which, though
l. ,sI'-f-i' I-S4i' was considered by them to
nenIa-L nI..-O.e, Messrs. Barry and Carleton,
CoD,';..ss oi the K. OIL. General Executive
6p p''ee denied tOrepOrters shortly after
Nkatsr,,L' 'la' there had been any change
rse,;,.. r;' 10 The status of the strike. A
aiybt =, the strikers was in session to