Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
SECOND EDITION.
THE STRIKE IS OFF.
A MEETING OF OFFICIALS AND MINERS
The Men We're Gratifed at Mir. Seddon's Attl- tude-Terms of the Settlement to
 Be Ratified Today.

The strike inaugurated at Brookside, Brazil and Cardiff by Sloss Iron and Steel company miners last Monday will be called off today and on Monday next the men who have been out since last Mon- day will return to work.
 This was agreed upon yesterday after noon by President Seddon and Vice President Fucker of the company and a committee from the miners. The re- ception the officials gave the committee was pleasant and the conference was conducted in the best possible humor.
 A telephone message to the companys s city office from Brookside yesterday morning stated the miners at Brookside and Brazil were working full forces and that the Cardiff mine was partially in operation. The telephone message also stated that some of the striking miners had returned to work at Brazil.
 The meeting of Blossburg miners Thursday night appointed a committee to wait on Superintendent Tutwiler who -Nere to meet him yesterday afternoon, at which time their complaints would be considered. All the miners were at work yesterday and an Age-Herald reporter was informed that no trouble was an- fieipated there.
 SupeflnIenQ3nI CulNefnOuSe or lHe Brookside mines was in the city yester- day and was seen by an Age-Herald re- porter, to whom he made the following sta atement
 He said that 273 of the 710 miners em- ployed at Brookside, East and West Brazil and Cardiff were out on strike. of whom two were from Brookside, twenty-five from Brazil and 246 from Cardiff. He stated that a committee to supervise the check weighmen had been discharged a few days before the trouble with Bank Boss Reed at Cardiff. The committee appointed at the meeting last Sunday called his attention to this. and he, so he stated to an Age-Herald re- porter, informed the committee that the other committee would be reinstated. He also told the committee that waited on him that they would not be discharged. HIe informed the reporter that neither of these committees had since applied for work.
 mass meeting was held at Cardiff yesterday morning, which was attended by 250 miners employed by the Sloss com pany.
 Subsequent to the meeting Superin- Hendent Culverhouse received the follow ing communications:
 Brazil Mines, Aug. 9. MT. T. c. Culverhouse, Superintendent:
 A meeting of over 250 men, miners, met on the Brazil tipple this morning in fla NOT of going to work and condemning the so-called strikers and their actions and condemning their incendiary notices and Intimidation.
 The meeting resolves that the company has granted them advances and other fla Nors that they had not asked for, and that there was no justifable excuse in calling the men out.
 We also resolve to go to work and to stay at work.
 We resolve further that there was no excuse for strike, and we expect to continue to work, and we, the miners, have elected William Barley as cheek meghman on the west side, J. D. Fulton on the east side.
 We request that you publish this in the Birmingham papers.
 J. D. FULTON, T. VIM. HASELWOOD, a r fFEf H Secretaries.