, 1875-01-11
Tho Striko Of the Puddlers.
1ts Bad Egsot upon the Business Of
tho City.
Views Of The Operatives and the Man
ufacturcrs.
Tho Employment Of Italian
Miners.
Italian

dpee'a. eo''1.oo''oe" ~ rba .,r,roor rho ,ynu,l
.,.,t a,,s -, .hoor,road citv now would wonder
v's's onf sooA'pos'.a. ~, h,,;h,,.r, md
how she art ever Ga'hs,ea W euo ,s,,;a.
made them 40 olacI ono ~" eos"a. n''" =" ~ 81
,,,.snnt covered by q black nall OF smoke; tho
~. \ ~ 5,,trtas which hntotencd tho EVIDENCE
csou y. uN , "'4'~a -, a.,1 ,,a.ro, a<..r
a I'd no tho oldest inhabltant can zee tho sun
In The iy and tho atnrB by night,-eomething
~ ~, Ina boen unknown Tor many year From
1has ,ovs .,r,onp7np millions NAV he
our "s'e ,,;s,.a7.. ,;a~ -, H.. c;t1oo
Ratherc> s." pirossso s'e" Ano ~'"o
tho river nH they como together'-tne
s1onoro,h ola and Allegheny, which, an
1. ~. f.nv., the city, form the Ohio
lhoy loASs ,.r.,;,,+, ,,;,,,,ro h,I,c ,,,7o ronro
altogether ,.'.,, ua r~o o,'e - 1850. $500 ~
beautiful by t 10 lttle aho" WHICH AZ present nes
,,non the houst tops. Our city Is Qua en'iuentiy
rar,,n,ic,lv nj, uated but It's smoke accmel to
49,. ~. beauty Of surroundings, This
havo hlaueh tno ,v,;,,, ,;,,ov .,o,, ,Io1,,btfr,
picture, however, "'A'"' E' ~ ~.
sensation 10 the =, Ve' nas o'e af""o1eh. 1ne
raising of tho cloud OF smoke means sullness,
-...,'s,;a,, -, ,ua;n.r. and thousands Of hands
asss"sA'os' a. y, ouna s.a,"~.n ant.
thrown ohs OIL empioSm Va, ,r,,r~
THE PUDDLE. . s!h"hI:
Tie remarkable clcanlin ess 10 easily accounted
tox-t1,, nr1,l,crs, strike. To-day avo Of our
.,.It t.,-n.,o. 49,. .,lf. :; this stops great
elefen a7'-."'uae, ~ ;.aa md number Of
production OF our STAPLE iron, " a,p,,s,a,..t
labo1ers arc this thrown cut - laosAnenL'
Wo Laro al'out $50 pudding tuenaeea; .i onls
spuut twenty Of which are but to. npoi aiy run,
nins. Ia!o tue smoke from III, 'so ~ H"us aa ana
our city il comparatively FREQ tron tdo e, ae,lso
yurpre and is consequently nearly al Ieno nv,
as Chicago OF Now York. 1t la 81 M, ~ unoh
upon tho reason Of this cleanliness. .'Ao 1uf-
naces now cold employed over l,6og p aa'etsi rl
thoee, with their many helpeFs coal IN T,.o
minors. ato nil thrown out Of work Inc ihS
puddfere esnco dogEed detc1M'nstlon " uo.a
out, aud tho operators arc 81 fully deterin'ned 70
not give III until, as tleT say ulit!tiacsurea i1oa
shall be in better caste III tle nlafKet'
Mills nuSSlsG
It ID fortunate, even while the pudding !uF-
naces alo shut down, that our in!i!h continue
running, ihey mhnulaeturs @ .lo'n W. W.
Grocul i'd from the East, whore iron can % pua~
hled at s1.55 per ton less than hero. which the
item OF freight does not cover: ln this Wy Tug
rollers aud heaters iind abhhonnco OF "oiA, AUG
uur iron is mado Mt price winch enables tho
operators to 70 into tho MafKet Ahu cullpote
will Eastern manufacturer.
SUICIDAL POLICY.
Evidently the pndd1ers are pursuing EEL ponG;y
which will prove the death OF thclr cause aa ~ ~
Tuesday. Aioasrs shoenburEer .s 20: 70 enpaosoa 10y
two non-Upion men to puddle lot OF sctaE-
iron, winch had been bought in tho Eastern mar
ke, and wss to bo mixed and heased WITH maea a.,
bar. Tho meu had Hotkcd I'LL hltolhoont "Ietl
Aoout 1oo puddlcra repaired to tho mill, a.. az.
romnauiel by 3 number OF Women, VINO kept
hoottng aid yelling. several OF tne pnaon lnGa
went iuto the building, aud, after Short confah,
induced the non-Uhlonlsts TO qu't "oiA VIZ
hres being put out. During thia ,1mo ste,,
crowd had collected in the street. aud 1t monld
hare taken but very little to nave Psaelp'e'eo
fEAhFnL RIOT.
On Saturday the puddlcrs hold public meet
Ing, to which they invited roltefa heatefa' hns1
hclpeEs. OF the latter, but very foT RESPONDED.
Bpeechca wero made urging Tue foite1s, nea1ete
xll their helpets to quit woTk,-thc padulera
that them
unclp pait.,- ,-t:,r ,'bIect being to induce them ts
strike alao. AMI thuH close our IRON nilla kl.o:
gcther. Tho mol. who arc uo" woflanG eo'sle
sot see thnt any benefit would accrue to the1
from strike, aud concluded TO continue at Nofl
Lnd keep out Of muddlo not Of their oWn max
ing. ....-....
D1vER11ao TRADE. u,.,
In conversation with . verr Intelligent Rud
ilc1 yesterday ho STATED to your correspondent
That thls ssriko il diyerling tho iron trado Iron
this city. '.rhen'" said l. "why 20 you % nor .d =
TO molk at tue reduced 1hteaF II ID oh!y ha'
to be temporary reduction My dear SIR.
replied ho, III do not think that tho fact III to
duction will make much Of chnnge, WhaE Jul
tico,' Baid ho "ia there III reducing our wages
very hard. Why should not : REDUCTION be mad
iu otLor branches Of the trade? The conl-opu,
1to1B ret tile santn for their cunl per bAshci te
day az thes did year ago. Why not ask thet
'.Dut, SIR" said, prosuming that coal wa
reduced, say, cent hushel, would that mai
my apprcclah!s difference :"
"l,can't say as it woald. replied tho pudaiet
"bnt there are branches in the trade where re
ductiona can be mada"
l asked him to tell mo whore the reduction
might be made; but Ao declined to convsrs
further On tho subject.
VIEWS or MANUFACTURERS.
The manufacturers one and all, acem to vie
tho stliko but from oe standpoint, aud that /
:hat 1t is wholly uucalled for; that tho rcductic
was rcant to bo but temporary. whiIc tho d
preston in trade and low price OF iron !aate
rlcy say they eau far better Afford to buy muc
ron ip tho East tl,an mako it here 1t prese1
price demanded for puddilng,-96 Dor to-
rear, even while tic demand for iron Was s!Rc