Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-23
RETURNING TO WORK.
The Lake Shore Striking
SWitchman Return Trium-
phantIy to their
Switching
An Advance in the Price OF
Sugar Caused by the
Labor Troubles.
The Congressional Committee to
Investigate the Labor Troubles
will got 10 St. Louis Monday.
THE sTRIkING SONS OF TOLL,

mand. Now that the country demand
has increased, the strike caused prices
to advance out of proportion to the
natural course of trade. Raw sugar was
quoted at S Lie April IA; yesterday it
was SIS this shows a slight advance in
the cost of raw material which is not
accounted for by the present strike but
will account for something of al adj
vance in the price of refined sugar. The
strike has ended to very much strengthen
tina advances.
IN NEW YORK.
New York, April 23-The police were
on hand to guard the men who are
running thu cars on the Third avenue
road. Cars began running at 1880.
There was no excitement whatever
around the depot at 10 O'Clock. Forty
four cars had started from the depot.
ALL QUIET.
The strikers at the Williamsburg sugar
~refineries are quiet to-day and no
trouble is anticipated this afternoon.
IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 23-By seven o'clock
this morning large crowds began to as
semble Of the Forty third street yards OF
the Lake Shore road. Committeeman
]. T.. Collins who wal arrested last night
and was also served with an injunction
of the superior court to remain away
from the railroad eompany's yards, was
on hand hurrying around from one group
of men to another, giving orders. Up to
nine O'Clock tho crowds had increased to
a large assemblage.
FRYING TO SETTLE.
1:20 p. MN important consulta-
| ton ID o in progress between the off.
Gals of the roads, sheriff and representa-
tives OF the striking swltchmen. It is
ascertained from official sources that q
decision will be received, one way or the
other, by three this afternoon. Among
the statements made OF attempts as set.
tlemsnt, is one to the Effect that a prom.
inent packer hero desired to engage al
She non-union men OF the company, il
hopes this would pave the way to set
Element. 1t is understood this was no,
entertained favorably by the railroad
company. The force Of the sheriff gives
no sign of its intention to 60 to the rail
road yards to-day.
NO CHANGE.
There is nothing at this hour to indi
cate that a compromise Of any kind hal
been arranged. The situation of affairs
on the Lake Shore road is very strained
and uncertain, the latest information
from reliable sources being that 1,O0t
deputies and special police will go out
to the yards this afternoon and make {
determined effort to end the difficulties
THE LAX SHORE STRIKE ENDED.
Chicago, April 23-5. p. m-The strike
on the Lake Shore railroad il at an end
Chairman Stahl OF the. switchmenl
union has iust sent q telegram to th,
strikers at Forty-third street yards Il
report to the yardmaster there sof duty
President John Newell, Of the LAX,
Shore road has just said TO o repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press tina
the order for the men to return to Wort
was telegraphed from the general ofio,
of the Lake Shore company at 2:35 o
m. and within ten minutes the switcl
engines began to leave the round hous'
and making up trains at once began
The blockade will be completely endst
this afternoon. "Ws have allowed
the old men to go back q
their own request without an,
stipulation whatever on their part
Non-union men return to work along
with the union men formerly in on,
employ. Men brought here from othe.
cities will not be put to work IN oul
yards here"
One striking switchman at the yard
declared that the Lake Shore oficial
had agreed on their part to dispose o
eight %non-union men within the mex
six months, by placing then
in some other department, o.
ifotherwise caring for them; il
any event to take them away from
the ysrds where they are at presen'
working.
At 8 p. M. engine No. 46 pulled
out Of the round house manned
by o crew of the strikers. There is
general shaking Of hands and every
body seems PLEASED.
F~ouTDRYMEN WANT MORE WAGES.
Greensburg, Pa, April 18th,
employees of the national foundry AMI
tube works Of Scsttdole, struck to-da,
for an advance of wages. The create,
portion of the men are knights OF labor
THE SUGAR LoAFs.
Hunters Point, L. !, April 23-Thert
WAS no renewal OF the trouble by the
strikers at HayemeJfer's sugar refiner,
at Green Point this morning. Work in
all branches Of the sugar house sus.
gsnded.
Il TRoWEL STRIKERS.
San kntonio. April 23--Plasterers al
work throughout the city, all struck
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