Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-13
Events Point to An Early Settle
ment of the Chicago Strike.
BOTH SIDES ARE WEAKENING.
Yerkes Consents to n Conference With
COMMITTEES From His Former
Employes-The Dyna-
mite Bombs.
The Street Car strike.

the company to run It's cars, and both sides
to-day are in a more concealiatory mood. The
strikers realize that that the police will pro.
tect the company, and Yerkcs sees that it
will be a long time before he can dispense
with police protection so both are inclined
TO make concessions. Mr.. Yerkes to-day is.
sued the following:
To the Public of Chicago: A misunder-
standing seems to prevail in some quarters
concerning the position of the North Chicago
street railroad company toward the former
employees of that company. The refusal of
the writer to enter into any further COM
promise with Schilling, Coyne, Detweiller
or any other socialists, anarchists or agita-
tors not employees of any street rail
road has been misunderstood even by those
who wish TO do justice to the company.
1t is true, we must decline to allow those ele-
ments of society to further interfere in the
affairs of the North side road; but it is also
true that We are willing now, as in the past,
to discuss any matters of mutual interest
with the present and former employees OF that
company; but we can not allow the manage.
ment of the company to be dictated to or in.
undated by the employees of any other cor
poration. The affairs of the West Chicago
street railroad company are managed by MIR.
John Il. Parsons and his board Of directors.
If the employees Of that company have no
srlcrahoS apaihst IL .ney shoulo return W
Wo.h. ma na y, NV ", no
company WIZ nlcet al any tlnie ls iornler
adjust their differences. No step to
Inls emu snouiu pc taken "nlle .nc
employes OF the West ulsision cohpany
MAINTAIN tAe position uhat, WlIhout any
gers of that company, they will refuse to
allow the great public of the West side their
aocusColheu anu NECESSARY ransporIa.lo
49, ~ nc ". AVA no I,o.'n no Uonp"us m%a
yIelu W al ueinahus Iiaue upon IL. u
Nortn Chlcago street failway company Is
noe IN heeu ol 'ne services o. III ioIlneL em-
pioyes, hst prepared Io-uaS W opora.e ~
nany oaIs a. d v piouoIseu nun moo
vloience oy Ine cry authoritles' anu IN oner-
.nK ~ .ieau WIN y iormGr onpiosSs :. uas
eIWays oeeu ac,uaIeo soieiy ny ues!re 70 ac.
coHouate tne puollc OF Chicaso' ~ WIN, OF
Courso, oe uhuerstoou 'nao III no eveno couiu
.n nv .onipanS oon'tueI any Propos..!pn WI,
lug u uiscnaite VI 'ne ura'e meu "ho nav
eebHoou up asainso n .nSui.s II tiolenou u
.I n 49, onu .ue uu'J ~"
"ihs u o'"r'o VI 'hiS COMPANY. ~ v.
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cn NisSof l'ocne aiu uIReu ~" " ehucasor
tmn. "a. a.. a.,
ihe only way 10 stop us 70 nnu SOME
m NJ, grpuno on Wn.cn ooun Sue can agree;
nhe men nave ISSUED an ulClHa'unl Ihatu
lncy ~ oaoA n new inun Mno nave oHen
uILvihs oarS nusE pe ulsonarseu' iGrhes
says ne VIII noo uiscnarge a man OF theT:
80" vn.s AZ. mt' oo .oun w
~ sSinntt INC S Va ~ Gno my Sotu
Sui' UNIV, uuG uln@uIsy tau "os
70 oolniuoh1iseu' C,her"ise 'here Is ho
cn Ih .naV eau see.
Ine ceniniiI.ee wenC 70 SCI tne ehesuIlve
70 - asonc Sae we a~S Su retvrnad to tb. II m,Uor,.
oss as1ov.a.,Tn u Iosurnon y WI II maSVrs
cnl.o snorIiy uIiore eiooh. my IoporIeu
Csa. atuer iagorths WIN tne eAeSu.i'e ooarus
Z u 1o.n jug NorGh anu WesI SUES 'ne men
= asreee 70 allow MT ternes, IN ease o
seC.ienen., W Ie.ain IN us enipioS al tne
M M men etiPloyeu since Sne seLhe pegan.
Lne ooauni...eo Iur.nI[ anhounCeu onaC ny
81 ~ . e,u onaLus MouiU y q. 'me naayor .,
nv, y ~ ooiooA' "hen iefAes was ih'i'eu W
M W.. ,;a,,d Nou,, ,;s, .,o.
Wesu siuo NV N9rvn lue asSocla.Uhs
oteonuuo'vio apPoin0eu NV eonnii1'oeo 1nis
ei.ernooh icaVi's vi ochllllhk, DeWe'er anu
Soyne, 10 try ana make a settlement OF the
ulniculty peIWeen tne North Chicaso street
Ianway company ana tne cohuuctoTs ana
~ y mee,,r% beia Of . o,,' 49, IN uoIs oaua
~ u uieeCihg heiu aIS O'CLOCK IN Leainons
Hail, ana George >. lreasaaie, one OF the
SorIn sue conductors was CHOSEN 10 DE
cnarman ant 70 ac' as SPOKESMAN lor the
ssw,UUod "Ss v tha n;tis. ino Tonh ,nh we're w
So'neu W lho ci'iIens coh.nhl,'ee Wnich heiu
u conlerence WIN the mayor inns
morning: eoth podies went 10 the mayors
ohce anu az O'CLOCK were ushereu INTO the
prTsehce ui ms nonor anu Nlr: 1erkes.
he conferences, winch contlhued lor a long
lime, resulted In an oHerp y PRESIDENT 7 erkes
70 suomlt q new proposal 10 the North side
Heu provluea tne west size men would al
return 70 WORK tomorrow, ana allow trafnc
thero 70 DC resumed wlthout delay FUR
snernlore, ne wouiu guarantee 10 the west
sidGrs that tnere should Dc no reductions
made IN wages, NO matter what might be the
result OF the North SIDE strike. The confer
ence committee CONSIDERED the matter Tor
some tlme ana nhally concluded that the
matter was 100 serious Tor them to decide,
anu ADVISED Mr.. ferkes That they. would
would assemble the strikers as quickly as
possible ana allow them TO decide: The
meetihg OF the men was called TO order at
aoouI Q O'Clock TINS evening and the doors
closed, exciunlng all reporters.
Az mldnight tiie strikers resolved TO re
sumo work on the west side lines in the
morning on the OASIS OF President Yerkes'
proPosltioh' Ihey VIII, however, ask certain
condiuons, ana should these be rejected, it is
very prooapiG NAT the men VIII again be
called out. Iney propose to nix a scale of
wages Tor the North side men and not to re-
cc9e from IL.
Ihe cars started direct from Western ave
nue. the scene OF most OF the rioting, early
Snis morning ana nave oeen running all day
witnout any opposition 10 speak or. They
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