New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
THE LABOR TROUBLE,

ulIjlE OF L,D0EEEs AZ THoHoNEN-IJoToUs GENoN
STATIONS.
Ec.t 20 .hoIors employed az tbr c0a 'kick Oi The
rier. and I,soN Railroad Company m IIcDokcm. struck
Ior an advance Of wages Oh friday On Saturday morn
nr other men procured 10 IN ther places but the
.iIkors induced them TO 80 awf.y agan The Company
kmg difficulty, applied 20 sdeiin Nersees for protec-
ton and half dozen cOugtabeS together with Major
Goalt under sheriff, rCsrcnded a. the ca SatUI9d! "a
leruocE gang Of abTdt - Germans from New OK VIZ VIZ
rft 20 work on the cievsed railway unloading coal lhe
mCu CD a STRIFE g3.heIoi around between ana Ocloeh
ora UdCC dtmOnstratlon Two o. thice oi SIl', ] ~
Jht topo tho tr, tlegor by climbing mp me heas m ="
soal tut were tioctea by the officers at whom two :"
thioo pieces 81 coal "eIe hui'd dattes 80 ne Uot
cute sCrioss aspect, when capt Donovan -. @ - t1e
sSerfs 1,s,n some Of The Strikers very insoe 10
tic OiICes, and, - coiStqHeLce ueS Sc rSt were
isIoIsed AZ O'Clock p m the Germans SiI Meie nycI
io tie ferry on tltr way 10 f tj 5ay force
al ahint 20 special deputy sheifis Were sworn ~ ny
SLtriif erselcs saturday and VIII be on dnly al lne
HSls and ssex coal docks to protect tbe lahoIos VINO
lave supCrcedCd thc suIhcIs
TIE CARPENTERS STRIFE.
A meeting was held ON Saturday evening at No,
zf7 Fowcly Il the louscapcniers whose strike for "
rer day hasIcen fully reported IN TN TEIB rHF. A num-
ioi Ci names Of mistei-hUdes and bosses. VINO Ha4
aw,,d IN Tho advance ip wages were reported Accord
iIg 10 The reports Of the last census tlcae were G2 car
IentCis tic city. Very many of boSc VINO nave sutk
Vii, thtre are scvcr hundred now on work. waiting
ibC further results of the strike large nnhntr 3' men
JfGLon stopping wOk at that time at the "d rates
EOOI-SIARPENTRs s1EBgE.
Tbe tooI.,llarp.ners Of this city have determined
60 demand 50 per day aud aztec today or piece
WORK 1t stated prices.
lABOrERS' UNION NJE5TNG.
Tie Fourth Division Of Labore2s' Union Bcucyo-
lIt Society elected the following Officers on saturday
fycLiug: President James Farrell; Nceprcside nt
Patrick Cannon; Secretary, John hanahani assistant
Becrt ttaIy, L. Eiltiu; Treasurer. John !. IcIly.
Tie fOumeyman raiors Protective Association
Jacob NIOne adt Secretary Win Fucker; trustees
SeIT Lawrence, aud Wiscmann: Delegate 10 the
Wefhiuelnens UuOn, Henry luckCT-
The United Deuicknlen ut Il meeting on Saturday
sight ICsON ed tOemaud s. per day from the 10TH INST
4 EIOr ~ THE COAL REGIG&s.
y TElteRAPB rRIBvNE
HARRISBURG, April 6-The Sheriff of Luzcine
County has teeera, he'd to the Governor that serious
sct exists in Hazeton and Foster Townships in that
County that his Authority exhausted without sue
that armed md organized fierce was NECESSARY
and that he wished order calling ont Capt J-lSs Com
graIhed that The sbz i had ordered him out to Que
iLo riot, are asked fsr further orders Inc Governor
subsequently teegallred To a lr"lnnfl" cuHen U Iu
ztue County, Who adtsicd him of uie c\#c eono"n '
affairs, and he then seFs m order to Capt Ems ordering
hm 10 bold Ia COmssC I'D tahh' $ l"r 1lit "rU,IS'
int event move without orders from llm u j.
unoEcialy up2erstood S5at the cause 0f tlc r@ Is q
strike for hghc wages Il" majority attempting le pre-
vent Iie minority from woEsing
SItEKE At BscWISToN. NE.
LEWISTON. Ne. April G--Ihc mule SPlBsielS IN all
four cotton mills hlEe been strike for losHis SINCE
Monday The lnil-e.sTe all mining as usual. m.d prob
AT ~, WiN continue win new lsip
tTEfKE oF 9sANCHEsyEE SI1NNEi:S.
Tie Manchester cotton sld mtle-SpiuAerS on
Wednesday Determined "a Join sse Lawrence st''b'S'
aud 10 the nusber Of ilsat 90 uzed with the strikers
CouI fe Amesteac aiis .,d entead the langdoH Mills.
tOnpe.ing the works ~ sop. An attempt lo stop iY
Force The stark Nls llFsented ~ the police Ihe
Manchester Mills sTlc closes for me week WIN Tue III
tonton Hf resaln-ss on Aol1oy u teTy could Obtain
enough hands