Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-22
poNNtLLY ISSUED The ORDER.
o,0 Asked Allied Trades to Call
=" Their Men Out in a Sympa-
thetie Strike.
MOv MUST TAKE US ALL BACK
sOch Was Reply Of Union Men--lr0u'
ri, Was Largely Caused by cireu'
lar Issued by Packers

lar Issued by rdSheto'
o,,,.co July 22.-The packing house
ro vas today ordered renewed IN
,S' and all other cities. Violation
:, agreement by the packing mouse
,,onrle,ors is assigned as the season
r,s following telegram was sent by
5".s,dent Donnelly TO all the employees
=, various packing houses In the AT
,srent cities affected by the previous
strike.
oorder out all the departments again
companies violated agreement
signed MICHAEL DoNNELLY'
apres,dent International Meat Cutters
and Butchers Workmen'"
WANTS SYMPATHETIC STRIKE,
President Donnelly has requested
,o.sers NJ an allied trades to order out
,hsl, men in sympathetic strike.
Toaav 3OOO cattle butchers reported
q, tbe stock Yards here for work. only
SsV NJ Them we're given places There
,non all refused 70 work. They report
sd IN body at their union headquar.
ters The general order for a renewal
of the strlke was soon forthcoming.
THE IMMEDIATE PRovocATIoN,
while the Immediate provooatlon for
the renewal Of the strike was appar-
emily the failure Of the packers to take
back large proportion OF the strik"
ers who reported for work today the
veal cauge Of the rupture was inferred
to be circular issued yesterday ny
The hackers The circular purported to
explain TO the public the agreement en-
tered into with the labor leaders. Seem
ingly the circular could be taken as Inn
plying that the agreement did not bind
he ackers to re-employ all of the men
who walked out. The construction'the
labor leaders had placed upon the
agreement was that all should be re-
employed within As days.
HOW GREETED.
When the 5000 butchers and their
helpers went into the yards here today
to take their old places, the general
greeting received was:
We can not take back more than
half the regular force"
The men held a conference Of an i'm
prOmptu nature and reached an agree
mtnt 10 act as a unit.
You must take us all back or none"
came the reply Of the union men. The
packers refused to accede TO this and
committee was sent out TO see Presi-
dent Donnelly. The latter commune
aled with his advisers, Within an hour
ara a halt the decision was reached
10 reopen the strike.
Inc news OF the strike at the stock
yards was followed within an hour by
an announcement that a joint confer
ence at the Offices of Armour q Co.,
had been arranged to take place this
afternoon between the packing house
propretors and the labor leaders to
discuss the alleged unjust dscrlmina-
u'n on the part Of the packers,
PACKERS CIRCULAR.
The portion of the packers circular
objectionable to the union Is as fol-
lows;
IN the agreement reached the pack
eis reserve the privilege OF retaining In
,ner employ all employees that have
u,eh hred while the strike has lasted,
tHus guaranteeing TO these men the
iaU treatment they deserve and gain
,nb LOT the packers one of the most
Important points for which they con-
WNged' and for which they stood out
i0hg' The privileges OF arbitration
guliil the limit Of As days covers the
gl'suoh or discrimination only and is
no way Intended 10 guarantee to
Me striking employees that they will
N tSSen back and given the places now
uHed ~ non-union men,"
DoNNELLY's STATEMENT.
resident Donnelly, Immediately after
oaIlng the men out the second time,
I've OUT the following statement rela-
i've to his action: -
, W.e packers agreed to replace the men
%lWiout discrimination They agreed
oa 1' the men should report FOR work
S s oe taken back. Instead of being
,nJl'llshed with checks this morning
nuen the men went back To work
rai were met by superintendent or n
aUI who picked out certain men
onu lold them to go and get their
tHeVhs' They told others Ia 20 home
,.a way ,'ney did not know when thew
"VulQ De needed. or whether thew would
t,op ne needed. This was a plain viola
C Co OF our agreement. called nm Mir
k,1nnors, Of Armour q Co. and toid
a.a mat the agreement was being na-
ss'ssuly violated; that the men Womb
s ~. 70 go back to work. | aid thai
tho al us me men had reported from
NJ gS",us Wnat was being done there.
to"npIs wanted me 10 come imme-
tbe 70 see him and show him how
tod hGneenent was being, violated
a. niu that there was no chance 10
troa BUSINESS with him until the other
''''S mad been represented"
MAYOR HARRISON NOTIFIED.
IN Immediately upon hearing that the
ssr, mad been renewed telegrams were
rooeu ny city Comptroller MCCAIN TO
on y" mayor Harrison, who had gone
o,,ot a Vacat lon. He had left Tor Mar
fotge, Mich, where he was 10 take n
tEa tolay' Not since the beginning of
tIvi. ,lke had such degree of ac-
s,'ty Deen observed in the backwards
+ quay Long before the whIstla
bo,m,, Ior the men 20 enter. crowds Mad
EysVtn To gather at the various gates.
avenue was packed with mn
,s','y' There We're few cases Of nor
.,..al violence on the part of Tho etrllx
!, MIXERS. though the strikera
.veG,,lg PRESIDENT Donnelly's advice 10
gorlu trouble, let non-unlon men mass
without meditation.
'"e strikers, when they appeared at