New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
THE EIGHEHOUR REVOLUTION.

INCREASING ExCITEMEET-A wORKINGMAN SHOT
BY STRIKERs-THE PARADE NEXT MONDAY.
The workingmen. impatient at the delay Of the
employers concen what they consider their rights were more er
cited Yesterday previous time Meetings held during
the day evening which speeches made calling on the
vorkngmen insist upon reduction Of the hours Of labor and few
OF INDUCED violent language and hasy action though many
deprecated conduct and announced their intention to maintain
II undebe that certain classes OF the work
ipgmen bitter feeling prevails Of the cooler and wiser
have been prevent unlawful actions The
entire force Of police the various sttonhoues and
no leaves granted serious collisions have occurred
and the Superintendent he Is ready for any demonstration that may
be made but attempt disguise breach
peace may Pecpd time By the reckless
the strikers.
II was umore Yesterday that progress the
Nineteenth Ward but the report subsequently ascend TO have
no other foundation slight aGray and the wounng Of In
Thrynuh party strikers visited the building Of
erection Foryfrsst, between First and Second ayes
about m, and endeayored to induce the carpenters
employed there to leave Some Of them objected to
this whereupon James o. Chamberlain, Of the most bO
ferrous and shot James Bownee 80 Of No 9
East Thynnh the cheek the ball passing through the tongue
nang wound The asaHt arrested and locked
Brosuee attended BY surgeon and taken home At the Essex
Valentine Weinberg held keep the peace
81 bail for threatening burn down Peter Rehr factory l0
Gocrck unless bis joined the strike. Weinberg at the
head OF a committee Of $50
The Eghour League had fully meeting al Tenona Hall
Yesterday the Carpenter and Jone
Union which delegation OF wokngmen from Chicago.
The delegation by the carpenters Of Chicago visit the differ
en striking trades this city get plan for organization and inquire
into the preparatory beginning strike in that
The Of the delegation eEPd their 81 the extent Of
the movement in NegYOrk
The League also received patternmaEers piano
forte makers, and makers who announced that they had been
to represent several associations the central organization The
League communication With the worsngmen in Philadelphia
and has supplied them with circulars explanatory Of the purposes and
methods Of the The cnmakers Of Philadelphia who struck
days since also communication With the members Of their
trade 10 this city.
The letter Of the President Employing Furniture Makers
citation Hoffman denounced BY the cabnmakers aumn
ous urueymen ask proof of the allegations made therein
The cabinet makers quiet during the day and confined their action
the Ordinary routine business Of their association.
The panoforte makers held large meeting the morning. App
made by the employees Of Groyeeea Fuller for leave to re-
work until Saturday owing to Mr. Groveseens absence
they conferred with him the eghhoor question The Union
granted the request and said that the firm mentioned had always
shown disposition treat their kindly and had already conceded
eight the poshers and varn'her in their employ
The coschmakears held large meeting at Military Hail. nearly
thousand jouneymen being present Michael McCue presided
Speeches by Griffin and Peter DAILY Of the Work
ugmeus non and by ehe Of the Cabinet makers Association
speeches yergng the reckless and enthus
ascy appouie The meeting effected organization Of the differ
branches the cachmakug trade appointed Visiting Committees
reports tue different shops and arranged for general and
complete strike
The gmachue manufacturers still refuse accee the de-
the The employees in the different branches Of the sewing
machine intend cooperate make their stHke ef
fecye
The uphoHer poshers ashers quiet yeer
dag. The Of their strike depends the favorable issue Of that
Of the cabinet ana furniture makers
The ousemishs Rooms in Seyenthaye and
passed ondemnng published letter Of Theodore Banks
calling upon worngmen peril their lives and to barn the houses
their employers The Association asserted It's desire to
maintain peace and repiae all neeniary designs number Of
enrolled Nearly all Of the men in this trade at
work at eight hours.
It was reported at Jefferson Hail. the posher nd varnshe
were session. their committees had been warned from
shops the police ga and where where said to
be working under the ten hour rule.
desk makers had we'll attended aud excited meeting Several
speeches made in German reports received from Commit
which had visited the shops,
TIE cooper called meetings Of their unions and ang for
strike the detail, Of which will be arranged within few days
tend a their employers to shorten the hours Of daily service and
the same time grant slight increase Of wages
meeting form organization to unite all the members OF the trade
The pastry bakers intend demand eight hours and
increase their wages Of 20 per cent Tor pecoWork
Masonic Hall in Twenyhrst from laying
erection Of the building for the alleged reason that the stone not cut
The hbor on an outlet sewer at Ouehundd andten and
Thaye visited BY body OF men, who threatened to compel them
The employed blasting E Nuethrlst have struck
that point and which likely lessen the demand for manual
The employed gas factories urged strike and
Il Is expected that they Will comply tomorrow evening
The wheewrghts and Backmts Association Of New York Brook
lyu Jersey City Military Hall evening Barrett
presiding This association perectng It's organization preparatory
a efectual strike
The who Tuesday still
hopeful Of obtaining what they demand.
The marbeposhe at Academy Hail. where committee
brought working attire whom they had dragged from Ka
shop alone all the other that shop
having Speeches denounng his conduct and
subjected 10 much verbal abuse
The No 81 Wakert, and received reports
the designated the Of their employers.
They hopeful that their strike which occur Monday, viii be
peacefully with but little Aeh
and metal Nokers branch Of the Ehtour League
Hall last evening and made Arrangements 20 participate the
meeting TO be held this evening At TeuioniA Hall preparatory
he parade Monday
The second divisions Of the Qunens Union
respective headquarters last evening TO take action the strike
question.
parade Monday likely be imposing demonstration.
al trades Newiork expected together
With large d~ega from ueghhoung cites
The following meetings TO be- held tonight
Hall Thirty between
hachnths Guishe helpers
Bowe general meeting under the ghi
the parade Monday the rcuto
Assembly Rooms Thifd.ave. and Sttecuth-st.
planning aud mOng mill OF Brookn
terty At Traders Exchange Richard whppe
presiing resolution passed declaring the demand
The Plumbers and Gas t Association OF Brooklyn r. D. and the
Brooklyn snl have held preparatory
striking.
The Eight League Of this city
Rochester asking for the details of the
said that the of the Providence furniture manfac-
tLc the places Of Ar strikers In that city The
Boon h not igun, bat week The
ngmen that have waited oiiaie their
watching the cyeopmeuts hero