Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-13
aoYCOTT DECLARED.
o., ,srorR BIrHE I sIsIklSaHAcK-
S'' Frs ASALASr RESORT.
.v,~, S:saily FIEng-Aany Of the
IVES Rsaru . WOrk-A New
,-.,.Yv U,si By The St1ksrs-fhs
NJ Dssgsrssi BY the Solti'rS

NJ DS?eTSe1 ,! '1' '''-
H,rember 12.-The packing
Ia... y. has not vet been officially de
- .,,r,h the opinion is general
''. w., ,,a only a question OF arranging
.. and that the men Will Ger
ha,k on ten hour basis
p. .,,,s Va, quiet this morning. New
I'D ,,,r,ipg for work and being
u . An increased proportion Of old
- -. among thoSe who presented
~, -. and they were invariably given
- Guard was mOvnted by
-..,,, = usual and the cayairymen
-.,i,gous figures upon the scene.
~ ,,5h.sp 10 trouble during the
l,,,s was anticipated by the
- :. ,7rr;nr the day. The action
"a, assembly committees seemed
IN effective not only in keeping
-, I'm, crowds from gathering but in
an, u,Any Of the men from drink
--r e1yC0rT CIECULAR ISSUED.
-..Fr,sny hnurS' consultation
* r,rmg,,erman Barry, Master
s'.- P-,lr-aud the members OF the
=. r,-.,uyr EuardS in District No.
~. next move against the pack
.,sr .S,u.ns this morning OF a boy
n - - ,gairSt the goods OF Armour
TIN. his been IN consideration for
ana the boycott circular was
- - rs,S!Av. but the fear that II
- D, >lstllned by the General
Rand has caused it 10 be with
NJ pvlrrly'S we'll remembered
=, sr7as. that the time had not
-.l.r..h,-hOuE movement, stood
.+;ar EoIrd'S ordering \ boy
.r,.,a4 asht for the eight-hOur
-. ~Irly. This was \ serious
- and d; has not vet been fully
hrt tie situation demanded
.-.. measures and il i evident that
--..Na - hs> determined to take the
.-,..p, II, work overturned by the
-.-gg.sa.ty rather than not try At all.
= assembly Nu. 81 Of the Knights
..- held special meeting last night.
.,f-.ir,l 10 grant District No. -
~ -n sid the name of District No.
q. ,,y,1tt circulars against Armour
ZEE EtAyALEYMES REPONDED.
5r.urr eight o'clock the cavalry
..--. ,hr.- inst call Tor duty, and were
-- .5r Laurel street bridge, where a
strikers were preventing some
...-- .,.us ,o work. Want of prac-
,s.gs,. .,,r'L and II took the squad of
--a nearly an hour TO saddle and
They have = great disadvantage
-raa-s OF the horses, and aS the
-., -7ug more accustomed To the
-,..- -+lrlrnry Of the men improves.
a. ATTY huyS are becOming more ac-
----t 10 The duties of camp life, and
81 ~ down 70 its stern realities.
r.. .1t oH picket duty provided with
-,-.,. IN which they envelOp
1-- - aud which help 10 keep them
r-aag Al their posts.
.-.sArL EIOT PROMPTLY NIPPED
-r- bli WAS all that occurred ut the
ss -l-L to-day to relieve the mOnOtOny
I'd N.gl,lnn. 4 hundred or 50 OF
z,, attempted 10 tear in pieces the
-. E lv--utly engaged employe Of
-- S Co.. who was moving 10 new
~ -~ ,~u-- Some Sheriff Deputies
-. i-IDyr much damage
jl, The mob remained in the
- .- sometime and at last accounts
-gl4tc rmplOye was still under
sr,-.;.oaotI strong guard. There Is
p, -.rri~r IN the number OF men
s-,.- AID 10 would seem that in few
-.-- 1,1s,, would have full gangs AT
60 uur ylyLrr on looking over a
-F. thousand OF more remarked
q. .- maternal Was none OF the best and
---i considerable wedding out be
'anlH hr very >eTyiceahle. There
-s4o:
E. PEOPLE AMONG TIE INIPORTED
MEN.
30 n-u.t,,e. consisting of MessrS.
--. Cation. MARSHALL and SChilling,
' d ~~>.on all the morning at the
Az. ag-~- Numerous viSitOns were
@..'-. ~ -.llrS 70 the room in which the
.,-r >,', h1t no amount Of inquiry
. -.., any information. A new
a The strike Is the boycotting Of
aral> by District Assemblies %
---' a1.Sa;> oi Labor. A local boycott
- '-- Yased on Underwood * TO.