Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
THE sITCAEI0N IL CEICAG0.
The Members Of the Conference Eeu
cent M 10 the Result of tbe
Meeting.

CHICAGO. November IA. A. Carlton
TcTrcsentng the General Executive Board
~ Knights OF Labor IN connection with the
Union Stock Yards strike. being inter
viewed to-dav. would not commit himself
90 toe question oi the probable result -
The meeting. He said. however. TIM; while
The -tr.ke was still a iocs affair only. be
cas here 90 look after the good % the entire
body. and the terms Of IL settlement would
need 90 have more than merely local >l-nlt-
nauce. Ue did not ihIDk there was any
rOuaii'iv Of boycott being ordered. The
parker, having rescinded their resolution
io employ pon-uuion men OnlS, the strikers
were disarmed 80 lar ~ the boycott was
concerned. and The question at issue was
simply tho' 81 hours.
4 conference was bed to-day between
Eatrly. a. member Of the Packers Executive
Committee. Carlton. and COugressin 10
Iuwlcr. There s. no explanation OF how
LAWYER comes IN THE case. Natclv SAYS the
Gr,t know ledge Of LAWYER was " beu mes
.rcp va. received from Lawler asking ioi o
conference. which Wa agreed 90. Haifly
called the attention OF LAWYER and Carlton
20 the schedule shown the rate OF wages
raid at Chicago and other points. lie
ciamed that the ra.c m Chicago. taking inio
consideration ten hours a da'. wa -
por cent. higher than any place else.
The conference lasted until high
noon. when Carlton aud LAWYER we've
bowed out by llat,ll. who was evil
Gently in . very happy state Of mind,
None OF The tn would ciHeany Information
about the talk except 20 say hat !. was OF
IN unofficial and purely priva.e nature.
Lgvier appeared very anxious % have the
act Of his presence kent from the public
Earring. a he said. that the kuO ledge
that be- was interesting himself in thc mat
ter would make the strikers think that TIE
negotiations had assumed political complex
ron and icugthfu the deplOrahic contest
Carlton said be had nothing 90 say beyond
trs fac, that De had very full and pleasant
discussion Of the situation with hatr'Y,
g. bo il q member ~ the Executive Commit
tee Of the Packer. Association, and wa In
hone. that an amicahie solution OF 20,
krolty problem would be reached NJ at
rgrlv du,. la'clv wa. also 10 nOu-com
initial frumt OF mind. lie WIS willing Z,
NV that Carlton vss the most conservative
and reasonable OF The many men lac had
talked with. but beyond that he wa moi
willing All va, quIe' and orderly al
the ward, to-day.
About 4:3o O'Clock this afternoon crow
NJ nearly 1908 strikers gathered about TIVE
dwelling of ArnoW's empoyt who wa
attacked Yesterday while attempting Q.
move Li- household goods O. another neigh
I horhoOd. The ire Of The strikers agains
the uun J.. owing % the fact that h'
is o knight OF Labor and refused q
20 out with the others. lie again haC
ri- goods upon wagon, tais Afternoon
when set upon hv the MOB. company l.
- toe First regiment, arrived before muc'
/ damage was done end CHARGED the mob
witch feel. back. Company J. then divided
INFO -c'gchmeuts, which were stationed q
/ lhe street corners iu The vicinity. patro.
/ Vc.0u l0ad oi Piukerfou m'n being ieit q
protect the good. ~ the unpopular EN-
rlnyf Another crowd was quickly oi
| r.n.zed and had nearly empowered ID
/ Piukertou guard. hen Company e.. %
the second regiment, arrived Oh q douoi
quick. and. charging through TIE mph. ~
4 rested ,iy men and put the other, 10 r'u'
| NJ ra-u.ltis. are reported.