How for we shall extend it as to tho
other packers I cannot tay yet"
"Will Mr. Powderly come here?"
"I don't think so; but he may do so before
this thing is over. By the way the Tribune
regards me as saying that Master Workman
Butler called tho strike for political purposes.
I did not say so; and it was not true,
anyway."
"Is there any change in the situation?"
"None that I know of. I have glvon up
making any efforts to arbitrate. We arj
now on tho war path for scalps."
Another Slaughterhouse Strike.
New Yoiik, Nov. 11. About two hundred
men employed by the large hog slaughtering
company on the meadows near the
river, in Hudson county, N. J., struci;
for an increase of wages yesterday. The
compuny granted the demand, but as
stipulated that none of the employi s
should be discharged, and as the firm woul 1
not agree to this, the men held out und ai a
still on a strike. Lata last night the members
ot the firm Were in Newark trying to engage
new hands.
TWO VIRGINIA STATESMEN.
To Fight u Duel Would II Neither Wise
Nor Lamblike.
