Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30
CHECK PLACED ON
STRIKE LEADERS.
Will Not be Permitted TO Issue
Orders TO Members of Unions
Save in Private Halls,
PUT THEM IN AN UGLY MOOD.
AZ Present There is Little Likelihood
OF Settlement of Labor
Troubles.

Chicago, July 0.-Inspcctor Hunt
has issued a verbal manifesto that the
police viii no longer permit strike lead
ers to issue or disseminate orders 20 the
members OF the union, save In private
halls Regarding the manifesto as a
parallel to the attitude taken by the
authorities in Colorado, the strikers
were thrown into an ugly mood.
That the probabilities Of a settlement
by the opposing interests IN Chicago are
as remote as ever was plainly demon
strated today when Henry G. Wallace
OF Des Moines, Ia, and A. l., Ames
OF Buckingham, Ia, called on the
packers with a proposal from the strike
leaders offering TO concede the most
important points in the controversy II
the employers would agree to renew
peace negotiations
MIR, Wallace and Mr.. Ames were told
by the packers that there was no pos
sible chance for any further concilla-
tory move and that the packers were
now in a position where they could lg-
more the labor unions and that they
packers answer was delivered to the
strike leaders and the men from Iowa
left tonight for home.
From a statement made by President
Donnely tonight II would appear that
the men are becoming anxious to return
to work we shall be glad to confer
with representatives of the packers at
any time" said Mr.. Donnelly. while
! cannot say that our position Is In any
way changed, we are not anxious to
keep up a running fight and shall be
glad II a settlement can be effected"
Clarence Morris, a non-unionist for
merly a circus performer, was set upon
by mob of strikers today and severely
beaten.
George suner, a supposed strike
breaker, and Edward DcDonald, said
TO be non-union men, were also at
tackled and are In serious condition.
Unable to arrange a conference with
representatives Of the New York pack
ers, Michael j. Donnelly, president OF
the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen OF America, has or
dered strike Of all the members Of
his organization employed In New
York by schwarzschld & Sulzberger
and the United Dressed Beef company.
The order was telegraphed to New York
tonight.
Following the arrest Of George Gold
en-, chief OF the Packing Teamsters
union, for picketing, riots became more
frequent near the stockyards this af-
ternoon. In one disturbance mob
captured TO loaded meat wagon after
II had left the stockyards, upset the
wagon and threw the meat into the
street The most serious riot OF the
day occurred In South Chicago where
FIVE men were arrested for trying TO
prevent the delivery OF meat Although
the strikers and their friends became
bolsterous when 1t became known that
Golden had been arrested and made all
sorts OF threats, no one was seriously
injured I'm any OF the many disturb
ances that occurred. The police have
the situation so well In hand that be-
fore the rioters can get fairly started
IN their purpose they are scattered by
the blue-coats.
More business was done today by the
packers than at any time since the
strike began. With today's additions
to the new employees obtained from
outside sources the statement was
made tonight by one of the packers
that fully 1900 men were at work In
the seven plants where the union men
are on strike. This IL nearly half as
many men as went on strike The
packers declare that they have more
unskllled labor than they want, and
that when all the skilled labor which
they have procured in other cities
reaches Chicago, all the by-product
plants will be opened for operation.
At meeting of the leaders OF the
strike tonight q resolution was adopt
ed denouncing the city administra, lon,
including Mayor IItrrIson, Chief OF Po-
lice O'Neill and Inspector Hunt, In
spectort Hunt arrested President Gold
en- Of the Transfers union this morn
ing. 1t was decided at the meeting
to appeal 20 Sheriff Thomas Barrett
for protection What benefit the strik-
ers hope to derive from an appeal to
tho county officials is not known ex-
cept TO themselves.