Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15
Threatening Demonstrations by the
New York Strikers.


NEW YORK, June 15.-Early this morning in
formation rea ched the police headquarters that
strikers were massing in the nineteenth and
twenty. nrst precincts, where are large cabinet
and piano factories. Superintendent Kelso
ordered the reserves Of the neighborine precincts
to march to the threatened districts and to pro-
then went himself to the nineteenth precinct.
while Inspector Dilkes went to the twenty-first
Steinwey's factory was besieged by 800 men as
early as six O'Clock, but the police drove them
of. A large crowd of strikers soon afterwards
gathered in front Of a cabinet factory in 42d
street, near 30 avenue. A sergeant Of police and
strikers at bay until the arrival Of detachment
OF police, vino were obliged to use their clubs
freely to disperse the strikers
.n The excitement continues in the nineteenth
marching through the streets, calling upon men
at work to join their ranks, and Gin some cases
forcing compliance with their demands. Police
In strong force have charge OF the workshops,
and Superintendent Kelso has made his head
quarters al Steinway's factory, In SD street
Inspector Dukes has command Of the reserves.
are moving among the strikers. All available
policemen sre now on duty.
what is Proposed 20 be Done at GET.
tysburg.
GETTYsn JRG, June 15.-At the annual meet
ing of the directors Of the Battlefield Memo
rial sssocis ion, Gov. Geary presiding, a com
mlttee was appointed TO invite the Submission
Of plans, soecifcations and proposals for the
intended to designate and explain the positions
and moven ants OF corps, divisions and other
important Commands Of the two armies during
posals win lie laid before the meeting on the
I'd OF July. Should they prove satisfactory,
this great commemorative work will be pro-
ceeded with to the extent of the different APP
propriations, and application viii then be made
for additional state appropriations 70 complete
the work. Areeolution was unanimously passed
to exclude partisan and sectional spirit from
and IN b. wuI
work for the contemplation Of citizens. soldiers
and militia students throughout all the land
Gov. Geary vas reelected president.
The Mormen Enfaagiemens.
SALT LAfSI OrrY, June 15-It Is reported
the term by Judge Strickland, Of the Provo
district, and that there win be no district court
in Salt Lake, City until September, which IL
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owned BY thl psrtiss Who soid tie Liffis Enms
mine 70 m Engh1h company, have eat into aDs
through large body q ore, and into Se
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