Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-19
The STRIKE SETTLED.
,rpryrXG PACKERS AT CHICAGO RE
IHA ''' sNLvETO RETURN
,-, E,it5as st the Ten Hour Day-Fhs
van >. - r,,,;m,us at Meeting Of the Men
a'>'-- ,,rrss-Tae Non Union Men TO Keep
- -, gs,s--ADs Deputy Badly Beaten.

,a,,so.o,tober ls-NOON,-Ths great
'" ,ss stock Yards is practically set
neIcsa,c Barry, Of the h, Of l., has
''.. ..,,,sd to a areporter that he would have
u -, ''' with the packers this after
and that hewould tell them that the
D'-' orsn,rcd 10 work ten hours day
-,, ,,rJ,d bv the packers. He should
-, rndelvor TO have the packers
: s,r,rall the uon-uniOn men they have
1T ~, in, but he would not keep the men
.'' I'D even il the packers refused to
a,a,,b.s. ill 49,. T.,
-,,ry Of the meR they have brought
= ,b,t - IAras they are concerned
81 almost independent Of the strik-
rb.r killed 500 cattle yesterday with
INV men aud expected to kill 600 to-
To-, members OF the Executive Board
.o..,-;r, Assembly 81 said that there
..lb, no trouble about the non-uniOn
rf,bry we're put to work in the
-. with the union men it wouldn't be
,r.,a,, thry would quit of their own
"a q. things would he made pretty
s:@r,ben
IHE ARMED GUARD
.,.,arkir. house district was increased
..r, hundred this morning. The Armour
-.. m, now eight hundred men ut work
.fb..an slaughtering cattle this morning,
- ..ru,,, way. but has not vet commenced
--s-,,s,9S In it, pork packing branch and
...r,, expect 10 10 80 until tomorrow.
--.. f-r,bIe excitement was caused about
.....,, this morning by the report that
.n..a Of PukcrtOn recruits had been
...-.; nm their wav to the yards. No one
,..srou,lr hurt, but the feeling engen-
..-,. w., quickly manifested by the older
--.-, who commenced to use their clubs
s.-.g in forcing groups OF men about the
TX, 10 move along.
Ag.NEERTuN DEPUTY MoBBED.
,r.ruuiou man came from the direc-
.-a. Amour. : packing house this morn
~. s-l WIS set upon by a crowd Of boys
hi ,.-re,y thraShed lie finally made
-.>lpg shortly after lO O'Clock q
2-;s-,6a man. in full uniform and carry
---r, bundles under his arm, walked
.-,ra The wards toward the Town Hall.
ia, .,.0rs reaching the Exchange building
-a., surrounded by crowd OF boys,
sga a5a.,d and yelled ut him. He
- his hand in his pocket
: ,hog.h % draw revolver.
-,,,.g, WIS greeted with q shower OF
...4a, and the officer started To run
.0l,h the cuttle-pens towards the tracks
,zgEl!rth street, where he was caught
ar4.-oud Of fully one hundred. His
rsu-s. containing his wardrobe, were
as-a from him and torn to pieces and he
Fl,suulel and kicked around the face,
5alani body until he was inSenSible.
Vile wing there his coat was taken from
-- lai torn into >hycds He finally came
,,rns,-, and rrawled OFF between the
AZ .e,t is auu,hrr crowd came up and
f4a.-i TO Kill him. 4 search was made
ram. but b" managed TO Secrete HIM
v. lll finally got away.
HE STRIKE FORMALLY ENDED.
To, ,trar of Packing Honse workers
a,muaIly ended this afternoon. The
r>-, he'll q mass meeting on the prairie
4swGo'r,ock ut which between $4,000
Et itw1 men were present. \
gn.>',ou Ia return TO work
4'e ta hour plan was carried almost
u-upus.v. AMI the strike was declared
AN ut shortly alterward, Mr.. Barry,
'-- Knight @. Labor delegate, waited on
W Armour and said the strike was
q ll elj. and that the men would
.,Gl ;o work tomorrow without
aala- Jly coalitions. The packing
-o-,e owners will keep all the new men
lthvuHuiu- the houses up To their full
opacity expect to be able to retain in
..a' rnp.oymcut nearly all their old
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