The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28

APPEAL TO FAIRBANKS
MADE BY LABOR LEADERS BUT
HE SAID HE COULD NOT uN-
DERTAkE TO INTERFERE
EFFORTS TO SET.
TIE.

Chicag7. May 27 While numerous
small riots were in progress today
bt ia n the downtown strsets an1 in
the lumber di tricts, the leaders Of
the teamsters strike and the officials
Of the building trades were engaged
in quarrels Of their own
The action Of the building trades
last night in Withdrawing from the
camstcrs their fnaucial and moral
upport angered the teamsters and
hey lost no time t, day in call ng up-
On representatives OF the bailling
rades and demanding to know what
hey meant by going back on the
nster in the thick of the fight
II was made plain to the teansters
that in the opinion of the bull Ing
rades they had oYerstepped their jul
sdcton n causing members Of their
Hnion tod constructive work. Th,
particular cause Of co nplaint was that
toamstcrs employed in handling safes
and vaults had placed them in buld
ings. This part Of the work, the
building trades contend, belongs to
| hem.
Shea Grows More Emphatic.
President Shea. of the Transfers
3nion declared he would or1er out
very safe mover and machinery rg
ger in the city by M II az morning
lnd stop work on all buildings wherr
members Of the build NJ trades ar,
/ employed No attention was paid to
his throat by The building trades ren
Iresentatives and finally a committee
l'compcsea Of members OF the oxecu
i've council of the teamstars was ap
pointed TO confer " tn the baildins
trades over the matter of jurisdiction
Efforts to Sett'c Failed.
Several new efforts were made dur
ng the day to settle the strike, but
none amounted to anything The Chi
cago Team Owners association made
another effort TO induce the teamstcfS
to arhitraFo the question u DELIVERING
goods ~ boycotted house. The Chi
cago Masons and Builders ass ca
lion offered its services to arbitratt
lall things connected with the strike
Tho offer was accepted by the team
stcrs, and acknowledged by the en-
ployers as all other similar propoii
tions have been with the declaration
that there was nothing t. arbitrate.
Appealed TO Fairbanks.
The labor leaders made an effort 4
induce V &c President Fairbanks &
use his good ofGice& In settling n
strike, and a number of members d
he Team OwnerS' association joine
them in the move, TAey were il
formed by the vice pre- dents secr'
tary, however, that he Eohld MT III
dertake To interfere in thG Gstrike,
Levy Mayer, attorney for the En-
ployers association. AMI James +
Barry, business agent Of the Expires
Dir vers union, both left for the ca'
today Neither man would state ii
i object Of the journey It was repor
ed that Mayer was 4 confer with III
officials oi express compan'en in a
effort 10 induce them TO m"dify the
4 /
4 heir striking Griyers, but he denie
i this and declared he knew the cor
II Danies would not recede from the y
n ston they had taken It is said thI
!. Barry's object in going to New YfI
/ was that he was plann ng to call o.
q the express drivers in other cities
sympathetic strike unless the CT
cago privers are reinstated The gc
II eral opinion regarding Barry's visit
j that he has gone cast with tho obie
4 Of securing financial aid for his men
II Is admitted by labor leaders th
critical tage ih the strike 10
q hand
Z, Numerous Fights Occurred
II There were numerous 1ghts
n tween The police and strike symT
II tn zcrs in all parts Of the city toda
the majority Of scrimmaees hein
however, in the lumber district.
ss large number Of women and childr
Is were IN one riot. and made much trc
se BILE for tho police by getting IN fro
90 OF them when they charged upon I
men who had been hurting uissil
One woman, Mrs. Anna Corcoran, "
arrested as Fhc stood with a n arm
of brick bats hurting them as fast
" she could at the pol &c. One of the
II. struck Officer Christopher Drcssl
ir on the head, knocking off his helm
II He made a rush for the woman. a
el placed her In the patrol wagon
,g Try to Smash a Wagon.
he AT Market and Randolph streets
,d the heart Of the Wholesale district
or number Of street car men attempt
IN 10 smash a wagon BY iamming II
V twcerl their care. Police had gr,
as difficulty in opening path for
o' wagon and In the fight Motrrman
!. her,y caugh the hand OF Police
ue geant Alcock IN his teeth and lacel
- Cd VI severely Alcock dubbed
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