, 1881-04-24
THE IRON-MOLDERS.
ycs,eraug,s E}o1I.s In tho 7laAtcf "a
TIC strike

yos,erduy.s Beings fn tho NaHec1 "a
tho Strike.
7,a x,rt,ner iron -poiders held thelr mornlns
eoss;nn Yesterday In Sca1nell5 I1all' 20 "s
pandoph street. The minutes were seao. -, 49, -
which the rp,nmitiees wha were APpo4''.a
wait on the ron-strikcrs reported 1ne ieus -.
rhe1r missionary efforts. l4au VI tno 'n.
,s,.t.s ,re,o r.oor,cd at work without raise
Tir,ccn men at Fca,herstonc's had mol as w.
4,,ea the movement, although the coHami'teo
lad ,oborcd fpi.hfpIly With itcfn- \ messcnse,
,.,o hud been to Boughtons rep,
+h,+ ne learned IT the o'''>1
.sut no raise would be ~si'eh'
TIM, they would fight It ont It Was sunea ~. 10
Furst i Bradley tad pew men ~ VIZ r,,..:; ~.
a5,,anct. huf the Cunirlnau read He ! H1Aa ~
inrnrreW with the firm denying hht auN Nnt,es. ',
snd cv,,n.ttec ,ras sent - the shops " t,ad
fhs. .xacl ruth, aud asccrt-it whether sncs o 4,
refused to retain the Old hands nt'a w Mo'e rrnm IN
viewing new 4uen. i new acteSsiph lroIli .
Fcathrrstoncs stated that the men tissG "1ao ,s
satisfied, and ws'utd not strike. !Ano.e. ,,,r
nounccd that tho o';ap''sIuep's 10 eoastcr Tue
.e',,,ces 20 ne'" Of an advaucc. hut hc lid ,iia
not KNOW when or WHERE: ING ,t,1'r 's irnun-
IN" TX, ,scy.. ~ wuri, ia order that lhey might
he d.scip.;aea 10y the Uuicn. The ,na u
1lourhtos shop reported psoSfess ;rna ;ao ,n1,,
1,os,,ivs encouragement which the sIrlscrs r.
ceived wns the announcement INN ,a'n ,.an ,,os,
Katicu hAG acceacd tt the t'e1nuAc "ata ,,on
Nd trn,n 70 work. lChc:rs. Laiilp n!c''
tsoI<. nnI sid snid to have been yivcu tue r:ise.
hut as it WAS somevho1 nm, uslc;n ~. .'tI.'
q commiste Was scnt a,,n,o,,,cc =" ~ twenty
r. Dr,.ytnt UouE 1on's men from "ork u4'u
Il vas spcouacd, bur The dcferiui1eo tuar',' ',',
repeated as The previous nat' ln:'t -. m ~
enfnr1aiu 40 such motion. onc not nSaaea 1n ~
5t,s;i,,n,s .rr1led further for intl1lluhtloti ~
1,n,,hfn,.s men. but the gt,ud sc1:v u Inc sea-
eral G.,ly headed en aay such ou'laozs''s:
covu1rTEEs WENE SENT 20 INTERVIEW
the moidcrs working vt tue Marsh liarvestGI- I1;-
Works. the National Iube "ofAs' taao NAo AAAH
4r:,e tne4.lin. then adjourned until o'clock, to
recssc,nllc 1T IL, Washington street.
. At fh4 u uftt.rup.Dn session IL committeeman IT,
nnrtcfi that he hwd 1u.. some Ut FeIthcfstot!e
meu during the linucr-honr, and hAu aaso nay nav
y lively Interview with the prnprielof nls!saele
shrenicued IL secure the presence III 1ollceEen
r. the strikers did not let his ME: alone. All
other committee WIS sent 10 Feathersto"e $ y
coynu,jtreeuan from DroaEhton's announcea
that tho men had been Elven ING aosa,,et, ,s!,;
Cheers The report frnn, Tue Mar:n
] ]iiaryesttr-Works indicated ,hat the men we're re
gd1ting UNUSUALLY good pay arg nc 10 oJs ~
r. sfr!Eifr The liiuns Central had oucfea tnd
adyuuce, but would not reGnpoy aA inc men
Who had qnt work. 4 favorable report came
from Mason Davis eo a mnp chair ,r 1housht @ the
REPORTS ware encouraging, and that tho rarluus
employers would soon realize sllat tae n'ea
werc not unreasonable in Their dem3nus;
,,a,,Mc.d ttar thc men ;uerc had decided TO
send In the. petition. hurtz nen I.tt nMt ~ ~
~ TorS 1o-morrow morning. hutspa' ;
shop would give the ADVANCE. a noldcr
aunouucetl tnat Crane Brothers SEM
fhe unfinished work OF the strikers 10 another
dcpurt1uent where there was no strike, and the
men there refused to :aSc it in hand.
resolution wus passed thanking the press
for thc fairness it had shown the Inuldcrs-
An:annouuccment Was made thar Peter L.:
1;rou1 denied having threatened 10 1HiporI
1nodcrs from Gcrmany.
On notion, It was ordered that mass meeting
be held this afternoon at 2:5o o'clock ut IT,
Washington street, whercupon the ncetlng au~
i meeting Of representatives Of the est3lr
ushmcuts having iron-Molders II their employ
vas held last evening iu the AI'o!lo club-roo:n,
, Central Muslc-iati. Not more than siuarlef
Of the establishments were represented. me
deliberations were strictly private reporter
wus afterwards informed that tho subject or
wages WIS fully discussed. but THAT no action
was taken on the strike CT their employees