The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-28
MAYEND THE STRIKE.
Cleveland Council Trying to Settle
the Street Railroad Trouble.
CHICAGO BRlCKMAEERS QUIT WORK,
Building Likely to BE Paraiyzcd In the
Lake city -Rioting At Evansville Mines
Striking Newsboys New York
Garment Workers.


Cleveland, o., July 27.-A step in
which there is much hope of conciliat-
ing the street car company and its
striking employees was taken here last
night by the committee of the council
which succeeded in patching up an
agreement over the difficulties which
caused the first strike month ago.
The committee made a request for
special meeting Of the council tonight
to discuss ways and means Of putting
an end to the present distressing situa-
ton. The storm center of the street
railway strike has, according TO the
authorities, settled in Brooklyn, a sub
urb connected with Cleveland by long,
high bridge At noon 100 employees of
the Born Steel Range company block
AIDED u ear on the bridge and dragged
the motorman and conductor from
their posts inhicting, with their fists
and other weapons, injuries more pain
full than serious.
President Everett. of the Big Consol-
idated, has announced that he will
take back 100 of the old men, provided
they will apply individually. lie adds
that possibly this number may be in
creased rs vacancies occur, as IA result
of the wedding out" process to take
place among the new men employed
since the strike began. The strike
leaders still insist that every man must
he taken back, and. above all, that the
union must be recognized by the com
pany. They claim that their ranks
remain practically unbrollcn and that
IL -. q 4 Il
nitely.
CHICAGO BRICKMAKERS QUIT WORK.
Chicago, July -. - Brcl<maliers in all
the union yards in Cook county stopped
work this morning in pursuance of an
order for general strike passed yes
terday by district council No. 1, of the
National Brcltmallcrs' alliance. The
strike is considered by the manufacture
crs ana contractors one of the most
serious that has occurred in years, and
| if it continues only for Il short period
| it will paralyzc all the building opera
| tions in the city and county. 1t is the
avowcd purpose Of the bricllmaScrs not
| to permit a carload OF brick to be un-
| loaded in the city SO long as the strike
! lasts. and manufacturers admit that
they are helpless to deliver. Between
1000 ana 3'Uoo men went out anu, ol
the ~ yards III the county "n,S Jew
ON the horth s.u' "h'en employ non
union lanor WIN DC "ple W co" t'iu1
work. ne prlcN'n'Ner9 say u""' 'iS
strike Is called Tor the purpose OF ana
ing union NO. t. winch Is the org'hlIa-
''oh compose OF thc mort" sue No'"
men, and has been having trouble with
the manufacturers Tor tine last SIN
months
NOTING At EVANSVILLE MINES
Evansville ina, july q -R'ot'ng
prevailed al TWO OF the local mines yes
ierdaF' AN the c"Ior'u hph-uh'"n MN
ers employed at the FIRST avenue NINE
came from work lheY were met oN II
crowd OF small boys VINO carried I'm
hornN ana I'm cans Ih'N ''llo"e" the
miners Tor a'oul Il pI''N 'hI kept up 1t
continual VEN many '" negroes
'ufnr" on lh' boys an" P"l''" '"elr
pistols h'E hr'" several N""'0 lnlo
lh' crowd hu' mo- one was hur| ne
boys jumped oeh'nd trees am" lele-
phone p"''N l"r P'".e','""' 500" 'l'r'
were several """NF'" p'"pIr -" t"'
p scene ana many OF l'eh carrie" WIN
ch''ler'' ne ponce "'eP'r>'" 'ne
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! people Eather'" "l l'' '".h lhHI' mime
ana Wh'h the h'gf" miners stopped
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Z Wycll granted. The chief claimed thu
i six hours notice which under the Law