Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-09
TIE STOCK YaRD STRIKE
The Packers Declare war
and yiolsaee l. Feared.
A Soa-Uniua Han Thrswa Fron nn
Klssusisu e TAlrsy Fsss-Hnitia,
Duaartsvea. and D~puty sAsriau
= eu.rd aAs Msn a. wsrk.

klssAtiaa e LAfrty Res1-HIlltfa,
nuaastivea, and D~pufy sAsriau
- eu.rd iAs Mss a wsrk.
4 QuEzr suNntx.
CucAao, Nov. 7.-Thars wa no ais-
i1r6anas worthy uf manxion "a shs
seock yards today. ArmouF 3 Co. -
Qors 80 uatlls alanghtsrsd tsdag IL
te4if esEnhiiehmenk 1ha ssKikezs' esm
mit1es pfsssnssd thsiE demands 20 Ne
pa1keEs yesterday. Thgy aakad Tor ths
e1Rnt helr sg11om and q BsAle of uaRea
sllRhtl9 iess than The one d fsrea for
IN honrA Iha packers lefussd % en-
ee<taln tns p1nRo1llIu1s and he a1Fike
was osasRsA me slzlkaEs seat oam-
nii1ses aFgund Today - indnss ~ msn
who are s1ill a. work - gait In many
A nameeg af ronkel1 hel4 a oonfsg
/ declined . TAX at1n1 fhRIF nFr
lara. Haparal larpslv atser3eR raaSsi il,c1
0f strikers WaRa also hnlf he tenulv
sAeEiGa did not IaaVs sholr barracks dnf-
I tne The oaY, aH TIE detail wuak bg.nn
aona b ths reaninr polies. a oreS1
uaiorily uf tha aaEikaEB reEmainna away
from tha yards. Ono hnndrua mors
deputy 9haEi4s arrived II The eFaninn,
making z rec Of 800.
In pngnanoe of teleQEaphlo tnHiEuo-
items srUm Gov. O9lesbV, tha followinz
order uaB fssnsd b Gen. Ei1rafmmona,
oommandinR ne FirNk BEiaada, soniahs,
directing Ne a1ssmb blina e. twe infanaEy
reEime1ta ek hi1 Qauuend a thar ar
morias AomoFFow woFntnas
HuaDcuaB1HHa NDEF BnroaDn3
lEElon n. O., Cz1nAmo.
SPECIAL OzDnB No. q
By oIresEiou of tho ooamandag IN
chief. the of3cass and un1is1ed men az
the FiEst and nsoond nsHimeata q In.
fAntFy Of thi8 brigade VIII n1ssmhla aa
their afmoEiea e oaalook Am. Nov. 8,
1885: aFmsd ard equiRDsd fer aaisve
b command of Brir. Gen. Fii-sia-
mona CHAs. Il. Damn. Adit.
Two HsarnNHzs xnkzsRnzznD.
CHncAoo. Nov. e.-Asi0 o'clock thls
m0rnfng she FIfat and seosnf Rsgi-
ments marched frem their aEmoEy 70
Tue Lake sAOre Station and from there
they viii as once Be transported - the
stock yards. Thers has heen no serious
dtsluroancs ai the yards yet. has as-
eanlta % non-anio1 men are growing
more fFsQuent AZ the morning pro
RFe8zs1 the crowds Surrounding tue en-
tFanoss 10 the yards Increased. TIE
sinkera became more obsiinate and The
Deputy ShsEiHs found greater difacalty
il dispsrsing them. AFmoar q %. had
about $50 of of their old men Who have
refused 70 strike. a. Wosk killing hogs,
bat this vas the only hoR house IN the
yards runnina.
KNIGHT eF LABOR BAHnx.
Knight ef Labor Barry said he had
act az yet boen abls 10 Ret al he facts
10 regard 80 the strike and did not knOW
what action he would take. He pro-
posed. however, 70 have 3 talk vita the
packers during the day and hoped soon
20 bring about an amioabls settlement
Of the trouble.
Absaf II O'Clock the crowd a. the
yard got more tuFbnlent and assaults
on tue nen-union men beoams more fro.
quent. One man Who was on bis way
80 kowieF's packing house vas inter
oopted while Walking over the viaduet
which leads 10 tue house. Three or four
men pieked him up and thgew him ever
1 " ~ us II3NA4 o1A4Ns . 4AoAH0a4 u
over thirty feet. He vas very badly In
iured-
THn PAcKEas nEsoLvs 70 EIaRr.
The packers hare resolved 20 aehf TIE
Knights of Labor and ell other ofRani.
zsaiona. AZ q meefing held this after
noon, thay unanimously adopted q Foao-
lutien daelaElnR that their men are
ready 70 work, bot are prevented by the
aetion Of he labor organizations. and
resolved that they lths paekaFs) viii nos
hereafter employ ang man uho is =
member Of suoh labor organization.
THn DECLARATIONS on van.
Ths following was signed by every
packer e. the stock yards
WEKnnAs. u Il evident thai many men
are willing 10 woFk, bat are prevented
By TIE aciion ef the labor OrganiEati0na.
and
where's, TIE paskers are broaRht
facs 70 face With ths fact that their lnsn
are eonarolled By suoh organizations /;
theFefoFs Be- q
Rsssissd, That We will not employ any
nan uho q 9 member Of the sid or
QAnixatioaa
Armour 4 Co, Anglo American Pro.
viaion Co. Chisaao Packing q Provision
Co. John MoErell q o.. Allerson Pack
ina c., Bottsford paokinQ Co., Halsy
Bros., Rabaxt Warren & Ca, Jonas q
Stiles, Moran a Healy, HiIsefthoRn a
%, 4. B. DoWd 4 CO., @. D. Baldwin
q Co, Uadsrwaod q O., Floyd, Huff
man = Co. ". ButohsF's Sons and John
0udahy.
Tas follswing pssslamaiioa uas r.
s1sd this sflsrnoon b. sheriff Hanshstt:
HoEInn 10 TN Rumxo.
On and after Eovsmbar 0lh and until
further notios, ths entrances into Pack.
ingtoWn vii b Opsn for admission q
any men wha desire 10 woEk and fer al
persons who desire 70 de bauinaas wisk
tue % kiaa he1sss o. h shs Ssook snria
No afheFH viii hsadmittsd. Amula nfa.
tsgiion yin Be furnished fer Al ma
daaiFtng % 40 10 woRk.
TaB sALsoEs cEosEp.
| The saloons 10 The town o. Laks yer,
sioasd e O'clock tonighs - ordsr q
ths ShariR. Ihsrs we're few paopia on
ths stress altar s e'aloek and q II
sseFythinG uas e quise e Il 70 striks
exissed ct he yasd& TIE only unusnal
aoand Wsa tba tread of ths aentEies and
ths songs from he tmproviasd qaaFlsru
1 ID t99 o40 Z 81 ne mtlltlAs Ano yards
are brilliantly lil by eisotFic LIGHTS
ereoted since the Inauguration of ths
Labor troables-
i Plan on co-oPEnAxlgE.
Ths Exeeutivs Oommfttss Of IL
knights Of Labor waa Ia session ell
day and until late 10 the eveninf. Ths
ssoreey of their pFooeedinsB was guard.
ed avsa more Fiaidly than usaai. One
of ths msmbers said they had osn-
aidsfed q eo-8perAaivs plan and waFs IL
rseaipe % oaeFs Of substantial q daanciai
oaekiug sbsald Is b decided hY a.
Knights % beein o. eratisns Ia tns paak.
ing buliness under thai ststsn.
EMM KNz9BEs Will KxPLAm.
Mr.. Barry, wao u repFessntinR Pow
derry and ths KnietsB of IsahoF Gsneral
ExssatiSe board, said tonirht that he
eaasiaersd The sltaafiou q Eary asfious
ons and be lonksd fnx q prOtraolea
strike. be sAid the order % Sirike Uae
regular Gnd oGefed TIE failo@tna esats-
meRt foe the pahlis as 81 nfncial utter
a1ee "a tbe sabfset
| 70 Whous g snay Ce@csyrs In fasfies