Manager Cudahy, of Armour & Co., said
that they had taken Lack about five hundred
of their old nen. 'This was all that would
bo utilized on short notice. He instructed
Deputy Sheriir Bdrke, however, to iutorm
the rest of the unemployed that there would
for them, in a little while. They
were told not to bodissntisfiod aud impatient
Tho strike greatly disorganized the business
of; the packers. They have not now sulllciout
hogs and cattb bought to run in full force.
It will take a week or two to get reorganized.
But tho busy season Is now coming on, and
the prospects for work for all are not discouraging.
It is said that great discontent sprang up
among tho new bauds who took the places of
tho striken, when they heard tho news of the
end of the light. Many of them have alreadv
expressed a dctdro to quit work. Ail such
will be nid otl' nnd sent back to their homes.
Such of the imported men as are competent
aud choose to continue will bo retained and
protected nt nil hazards.
The military command nnder Gen.
and tho depdty sheritl's under Chief
Burke will be retained in Pnckiiigtowu us a
safeguard for some timo to come. Reveille
was sounded at 5:30 o'clock and the militia
were distributed to posts near the different
big houses where the strikers have returned.
No violence occurre 1. No coinpnnio,, were
sent out as heretofore to patrol Halsted and
other streets in the Town of Lake.
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
An lutoreatlnir Case at 8prliij:tlld Con.
nected With the Jones Kitiberztement.
