The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07


rrie,ors-Tbe situation In Cleveland, New
ysrk, and the North.
CINCINNATI. june 5.--None Of the roll.
ing-mills in this city or vicinity were in
operation to-day with The exception Of two
Of small capacity. In which no puddlors are
,mployed. President Jarrett was expected
TODAY, and q large number 81 strikers
Gathered az DreXelius Han, in Coyington.
nj, afternoon, under the impression that
he would bc present and address them
INT Il was announced that he would not
arrive till tomorrow. \ long and excited
discussion then cnsucd Is TO whether IL
WAS worth while 10 continue the strike
here. The question was finally put 20 vote,
and decided In the affirmative by small
majority. The impression prevails that
Mr.. Jarrett will not recommend a continu-
auce II the strike, but no expression
direct from him on that point has been
made public. The puddltrs maintain that
thor agreement with the mill-ownors, en-
ferel into last October, was contrary 20
,heir constitution, nd cannot, therefore. he
carried out. The mill-owners propose 10
hold them strictly 20 that agreement. The
DISPUTE /. not al present one Of wages. but
whether the new scale should be signed
lime III aud subsequent 10 Us being adopt
cd ~ pittsburgh. The mills have been
Running D. their fuli capacity since October
IN anticipation Of strike this spring. and
fhe, are therefore prepared for It. The
rraurietors arc firm and The strikers half
irliffd. No violence has occurred, and
nothing sensational IS expected. The
Strike 81 the boilcr-makCrs this morning
th.ow- about one hundred and scyCnty-fiye
plen ont - employment and closes the
lrsc boucI-w0rks. An advance of fifteen
r,ar cont. =. demanded. The present rates
average from S2.2j 20 $3.50 a day. The
proprietor- bold firm.
rrg AT7YvpILp START OF TIE CLEy BLAND
roulsc-Vuis not 4 SUCCESS.
gtryrit> June 6.-Tbc attempted
START ~ Oh. cleveland rOlling-mi.ls today
u4, not signal success. The officers Of
Oh. company bad extensively advertised
tlsr the, proposed working 900 men on
single fuu. Not over go men went 20
work. however. Tho showing made by
ri..f nun .r. most ~ whom were unskilled
'err-. g.. g more telling and less >ati,-
frfor1 cnec. upon the strikers than upon
fle T1Iiiu--uli company and H. stock in
store. Barry 30 the morning, in accord
er.o with arrangements. about 1900 81 the
striker, end perhaps 400 sympIthiZing wo-
man Gathered 10 the vicinity ~ the mills
f.r .te purpose 81 Giscourgiug those who
-htreturuto work. NoYiolcnCe was used.
Boz. threat. were made when that course
-eaot likely 90 quickest convert the
wau'd-1e workmcn, and in cases where
both persuasion and lullloZing proved
po.,rcs~ money was used o. prevent them
'r0u going into the mill-. OF about two
hundred Canadians imported by the COM
renv not over One-han went into the mills.
There was but little drunkenness during
Go day. but since The mill, closed tonight
th. saloons are being patronized 10 an
farming cNteut. and % !, feared that the
result 81 'he growing excitement will hc
serious. There Me Wild rumor~ ailOat 10
flc 81, 90 that the Fifth regiment and Cat
lin--Gm Battery have been ordered 10 be-
E readiness % 20 ON duty at O'Clock to-
morrow. luI 20 midnight this rumor could
mil and contiguous territory has been
quaarupiel. aud q special force is held in
reserve.
TEE SITUATION At OTHER POINTS.
CoH0Es. y. Y, June j.-The seventh
So .rk ~ the " ,tay-0ut - 80 the Harmony
sill. begins TODAY. In anticipation ~ 81
O., tO work the managers furnished q
police guard 80 the entrance u each Of
ile.. seven mills. but not one cmpi0ye up
palrel. To-day tue operatives are hold
.n- picnic 40 Young Grove, in Ian
s.l-HuTg.
Cmc,Go. June 1.-The joumeymen
lor, -hoer.. go The number ~ 80, have
gone on peaccAble strike, the bosses hay-
in. refused 90 abandon the use - machine
mai. hor~e-locs. incidentally, the union
demands an increase % % cents day IN
t...r WAGES. which would bc acccdcd 10 II
u.. coupled with the other demand. The
.ir'ker- Nv they are certain q win, and
U.l sl o. worh IN iew dy>.
HrE>TeWN y. j., june 5.-Nes.rs.
N.ra.r-ou. Willard 81 Cos Union steam
Ior-t. in ,hi- city. which employ, some
IA. hands and which closed on May 18th
tr aHlmt Of ,iackue-s n trade. opened
To-day again. With Hight reduction IN The
night force.
.uIIIF-.yFg, y. J.. june 81 biz morn
in- after .ng idle several weeks, TIE
ID ..4r. OIL 'ne-Mil- started up. with
ofDr i. meu 60 work. The shutting down
0f .. Ml Wa- caused hy @ strike - the
auG. who demanded q two-Wecks'
..l-i.y instead O. q monthly one. The
-uW1,r would not consent, aud ordered
-. mu closed. The meu finally said they
u0at withdraw their demand. and he
proprietor said Doe would start up ihc first
N...y il June. This was done To-day.
ll aH.ob COP more The new mill viii Doe
r.ig 90 start, and thDn 900 men VIII Dc
.u. .t,3.
CUMBERLAND. M. June about 100
t.l. ~ clai were mined to-day by the Con
-o.aral Companies imported miners, and
regular c.aai shipment, from thl> city were
I.. med to-day -Four oi the new miners
'.d thc comIanie, ~ kcShaTl camp
to-day. expressing them>eNo- dissatisfied.
Is s rumorod here tIat the Knight, q Ia
aor have Influenced them ia some mystic
r1g- manner. and that more are expected
H leave shortly. r is said the situation sc
LcAlart j. growing Fcrs complicated on
account Of the new mcn being refused
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