New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
SITUATION AT BUFFALO.
EVERYTHING QUIET AND NO FoHinA''
TROUBLE EXPECTED.

Buffalo. May H.-Everythins was gun D,,.,. Grain
wharves to-day and few OF 'he ..er IN
scoopers and freight handlers were 10 =, s.,ors
the neighborhood OF their respective &c asashore
president Keefe Of the Internatiohai He
mems Association, who arrived III ~" oor-
-. ,o,ar,eh, this morning, held SEVERN W.
-,,,,a,,ons with the strikers committees ou' 9"
80 hour tonight ne was unable 10 CIV :,
,ress,on OF opinion as to "ha' a ia chat
.,osa conferences would be- Mr.. heeie 80,
Nc would not be surprised II the men WIZ 80
=. n,ork within the next forty-eigh' hou'S' r.
" = oor,rac,ors lived up TO the CONCESSIONS
80 nv them abolishing all the ABUSES IN I'm.
n,a,nsd ~ with the exception OF the ao'oe"'0
OF the contracts. asoncs IN
.So mon themselves have lost commence ~
-. v,or,bers OF the committees "os
roved at the meeting OF the freieh' n" zoe
r,sh, when the voice Of the entire nee',s -,
49, 49, ~ returning TO work In consiuer""
Ia 'a'o' - ho,,t,on ~ Objectionable bosses anu
~ nossorv Sunday work. the claim LOT q"
or..se of wages being waived To-oay I'D
A.. ,ro,n these men waited on Bishop Vuses' o.
no renewed his advice, given thiee '"'
The men 10 return 10 WORK .a their
tho freight handlers are concerned I'M M,
differences are practically enoeu' ano ,orrow The
nrohahIv return to their WORK 10 .''..',.o and
n.~s have also been advised TO DO hhe"'se, ~, 80
- rstoritv OF them are in favor Oh 'ane "a ~
op,glev's advice Some OF tneir ie" ,ooa,rg ~
L,,a individual contracts for the ui''oo a.
,,asse,s and working elevators nut lrns ~. .orra
.,.rea 70 be impracticable and imposs' .o.dov
:, 49, NOS, nrominent elevator propr'e,o's Ct,'
w. IN. news OF the action taken o' Ol e,sav
- BOARD OF Trade was MADE kno",l =" hat
cas- .,ars became jubilant. but now they sec
' ~ - the Lake Line managers iaNe 49,. 40
ne a,a,,otor representatives splitting up - 80 10
81 o,,a,,, handed together than eye. o, oipinc the
more s"u'' mil on the question OF 90, return
terests ~. and saw that II the men 40 e,ied bv
CONF lately their places W. VS. will never
70 W. and that the same conceS'
again w from the Chicago 'oa' von, a H.
a S So of the president, H. Sr,yed here this
conslsuhs "a lanes A. Patton arrl ..ee'ua,ght after
Farnum ana yra1urned TO Chicago to3n,s sInv Mr.
pornns sd interviews with Bishop reTcksse lines
naNIhs ond representatives OF the p"0e
.oi"el LEE and elevator-oWners. 49,. anv Of the
Iane co committee did noI se1 o,tsiev gave
Inc ALTERNATIVES. but Blsnop PRESIDENT
sulhei Ell renort Of the exact sltua not give out
thein sa,d that his committee Wouee,,gation until
Lyon ssatement regarding the NV ,nneorning He
ANY renorted in Chicago to-moIa,Toms ~ the situa-
they r spn , state what his impressions VI '
tion ere =, the monthly men returned 20 civ Ee-
some ol w" s,,I shifts are back IN the 80 also
day IWo 10 was in operation to-day, as SWnnectine
vator wnCHH orthern Marine. Erie ana Ooi'
TeIminsin Goulder attorney for t me Of the
hen ;ssoc,ation attended the com re,nrned to
rers sSeieeation to-day. Before ne as salts
Cleveland tonight he eXPr soSn be cover over