The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
.RIO'I'IN'C;i IN
STOCK. Y ARDS;
The Strike Situation in Chicago
Begins to Grow More
Ugly.
CONFERENCE YESTERDAY Y { $ /. e 3, 4 Y
Il, . 4, NJ Vat Pee a.,ES Adjust
CONFERENCE
End Not Yet, But snE3f5Afdju:satt-
ment Of Difficulties Is
Probable.
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4. CHICAGO, July IA. The stride which
has dcmoralizcd 'the packing industry
throu Il, out the country. has not yet been
pet,Iad. hut there are Indications that
II viii soon be ended BY the adjustment
q the difficulties by arbitration.
After a conference which lasted {: all \ O OF
tho afternoon between representatives
OF tile packers and Ulcers Of tho unions ms
the employers tonight are waiting for
mn answer to a counter proposal which
they submitted to Michael Donncily in
reply to statement OF the terms on
which he would be willing TO maze 'iat'e 9
settlement. Mr.. Donnelly to-night snid
that tic counter proposal of the packers
would be rejected 4and that he would
n urn present a counter proposal to-
morrow. Al SE5 8353S ls
Where the Trouble Lies.
The hitch IN the neg otlations Is over y.
the reinstatement Of the strikers INC ne
union demand Is that every man who
went on strike shall be given his old
inositidn be fore an q grcement to arbitratc
viii be considered Tho packers declare
that they will retain the men the lave
en- rployed since the strike began and
wili&take back the old meal in the order
IN which thcy&filed sapplcatio FOR their
former positions. II.
AZ Willie the peace negotiations were In
progress to-day. additional preparations
~ ere making 4 by the pa ckers for long
siege I'M The packers hearing that cf-.
forts were making to induce railroad
men. who are members Of unions to-
refuse to handle "a supplies for packing
To
sbuaysaIls day putting In great stocks Of
Goa i for$ he railroad men might att
stcmpt{to stop %thoSslipply. $5433s
Rioting il Stock Yards.
8S Rioting connencedS Gin the stock yards
Tonight, and Alfonso Andrulis was shot
Ein the left shoulder by the police. He is
$!ngSup to thesshooting Of Ardrulis began
8wl,en3a party Of strikers met a dctach-
sr1ent#of police inB Paulina Street near
the stock yards. One OF tile crowd hurled
r Il 5 stone att the officers VI He was a r.
rested. ~ The police started toward the
station with their prisoner. and his com
panions attacked them with stones. Sew.
EZRA vol eys 81 s tones had been thrown
before the police drew REVIEWERS and fired
severa / shots t III the crowd D Andrulis
ffcll with a bullet through his shoulder.
Ills com panions fled S IN
yAndrulis: and the man, first arrested
We're Ken to the police sta ton, which
sinS a feH- minutes was surrounded bY.sa
crowd OF several hundred n Ter. ii won, e.,
and boys The temper Of the crowd wa {
ugly an d i for Al time it looked a $ though
they would attempt 10 storm the station.
Calls were sent for reinforceme its, and
ina short time several patrol wagons
filled with policemen from other sta tons
Sarrlrcd. The crowd refused to- give way
and the reinforcements were compelled to
fight their wa 81 to the station doors.
S "A line Of officers was at once drawn UP
lin front OF the station, and "a fter a. short
time the crowd dispersed. Another fight
occurred a N1arshfleld Avenue nd Forty
fifth Streets. where a mob a. TIA cked a
squad OF policemen with bricks. Several
officers were, injured slightly, and they
were compelled to iise clubs to dispense
the crowd. Several other fights oc-5
cured tonight. but no one was severely
hurt, 44f