The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-10
WAGONSARE
NOW DELIVERING
! hicsgo St,ikc s Situation a Great
Deal Hetter
MORE TO WORK TODAY
STRiKE. HOWEVER. CONTINUES
TO s7READ-TEAMsTERS OF
BIG FLOUR CONCERN CO
ouT--INJUNcTioN
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Chicago May 9 Tie large depart
meet stoscs ard t3e e.press compa-
mes toaay resumed business on almost
normal basis The5 ent their va
5ons intu easreme parts Of the city,
Ia soEe instances without any poiiee !
1ro eetion aad ti4ns14.ed their busi
iess without mtcfrupt On of Ii ubla
u efiaus charaete.
l6ou Teame ~ Work.
Sixteee hundied teams were II
Nar. io.ay ana the number VIII he
ncrea "a tomorrow Notwithstanding
,hls apparent gain, how aver, there arc
.trohs fndtcati MS tonight that tie
tuio " il spread within the next rev
'ays. not only among teamsters, but
Aiil involve otheg un ons as we'll The
rivers OF the Wenig Teaming cem-
an chiely engaged ii delivering
gu, went out today wien one Of
heir nnmher was discharged for re-
aslng TO delieer -four 10 b ycotted
iDrse TIC Nanig company II d
4frc factor in the Team Owners
oc,al on which las heretofore sided
Il athef with the Taansters nnlon than
,llh the y aployers' association,
! rs stand IN line Nth thasllitaF or.
aansza ion Nas 50 nething q sur
piae to both si,ies in the lruggla
No Shortage 81 Flour.
Ir some CHARTERS 1t was fearei tke
isrille Of these lrsvers, would produce
i shortage in The supply Of flour, but
fllcers Of the company say u ghi
bat they have a aapply sufiieient II
iat the city 4 week and fhat at shs
Epiratinn of that time. thes wialpbs
Tblu to make deliveries as before
For ono lime fhls afternoon II was
exported that strike nf the teamstcrs
employed by the Crane company was
Imminent This concern IL an In
nense manufacture. ot elevat Ts and
plumbing supplies aud Is shnt-aowf
would be serious delriment 80 many
anilamg operations now N progress
Differences We're Adjusted.
The threat to strike was caused b,
he discharge of two teamstera VIII
-
An adjustment was reached however
ana the strike dd not occur 1'her
gefe numer us clashes in the stree
today Fights were all In the char
acter Of rear guard attacks and hor
no semblance to the open violenc
comm tied last week The most ser
ous fight was at Lake and Clar
streets, where union teamsters forme
blockade and brought about q cor
gestion of traffic and a series 4 fight
that blocked the streets In that sectio
sror nearly an hour,
Nobody was feriiously hurt an
nuHefoHs argssts Is were made BY Il
police.
Coal Teamsters Assaulted.
The coal teamsters in the busine
section of the city were especial Q
lects Of attack by the workmen
buildings, near which they drove
As oon as they were discovers
miss les of all sorts were showered L
on them and in several instances
was necessary for wagon guards al
! VDiiEC 10 Htuu fplNy VI .bHlAttS 4
ward the windows. Nobody howev'
was hot during the day,
Tho Injunction Hearings.
Taking OF evidence relative TO I
$500 granting of injunctons issued te
porarily by the United STATES circl
court in favor OF the Employers as
citation and the seven express COM
MES commenced tolay before Mast
III Chancery Sherman, The first y
ness was Robert J, Thornc agsista
secretary q Ward 4 Co. He descr
"a the commencement Of tho stri
:, ana told OF It's progress since. Mr.
'' b. Eddy, general agent of the Uni,
States express company, said that
ter the commencement OF the stri
against the express companies,
= held a meet ng with Cornelius Y Sh
J.qB. Barry ard Hugh McGee of
Teamsterg' union Barry sugges
that inasmuch as only s7 men !
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