New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-07
Terms of Settlement Being
Generally Accepted, but
MObS Are Still Causing
Terror in the City.
NO TRAFFIC NOR PAPERS
Strikers Demand That Viscount
Gladstone Be Recalled-Fur-
ther Details of Saturdays
Rioting, When Many
Were Killed.

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! there has been no serious trouble to-
i night. armed police are everywhere
guarding property The strike leaders
| said al midnight that the terms Of set
! tlement were being accepted all along
| the Reef.
| \ huge meeting was held this after
noon to celebrate the strikers victory.
> The leaders counsellcd the men to re-
tain the upper hand they had gained.
! but strongly deprecated the proposal
I 10 employ force 10 liberate tho rioters
arrested during the disturbances.
I They invited the men to attend to-
morrow the funeral OF those killed,
whom they described as martyrs 10 a
glorious cause"
The suggestion that Governor Cen
/ cral Gladstonc's recall be demanded
was greeted with vooiferous cheers.
/ \ ballot of the Amalgamated Society
Of Engineers Of the whole Reef gave
vast majority in favor OF accepting the
proposed settlement The council Of
the society adopted resolution pro-
viding for tn" calling "f strike a
month hence should inc grievances not
b" adequately redresSed.
The mobs rcasScmblcd to-day All
traihs ana Sir''''"IS nave SuSl'hueu
service 'h' crows refusing u" worn
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The terms "i 'he settlement iaH'd TO
stlpUldie Wheh the men shn"id return
10 work mus IeaNihE matters III
chaotic CONDITION.
Crowds IN Sulky Mood.
rho incident in front of the chud-
,ot,,b sto,, ub,u rho cavalry fired over
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,,ho draooo,s cont to cbecl them were
received with derisiye and hostile jeers
Tho situation was again critical and
an anxious hour followed
Tho strike leaders eager for peace.
begged the authorities TO keep the
troops ont of sight. undertaking them
eeIves to pacifv the strikers. The au-
thoritles promised To rely on their good
faith. and withdrew the troops alto
gether. Both sides honorably fulfilled
their obligations. The authorities then
provided trains 10 carry the Reef work
men back To their homes and thus
prevent a dangerous procession.
Five thousand strikers from the out
lying sections and a still greater num-
Der of the Reef miners had already de-
parted when a strike promoter ad-
dressed the crowd in an iniiammatory
speech and induced them TO vote by
small majority TO repudiate the settle
ment. This isolated incident. however.
rectad IN affect the situation.