New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
~, p,v,I UNIONS FIGHTING.


'Che Central Labor Union met Il: Science liall, III
r;aI.h.st Yesterday afternoon Mt NaunueiN :,
editor Of London labor paper auuicsSv" I t,,0
rnon. Ia referring 70 the i3aioius, So,u or :" night
land he stated that ii traveller stopped over iisi
v,i.h man who happened to be III debt the ahut9tu
could seize the travellers horse IN s1nsiactloh Oh MS
debt. 4 letter was read from lniiaoIPnr" "o,
asking for the loan of PROCESSION banner, W."
which was painted Satan pointing eStwaId anu a'
narcnty advising laborcrS 10 90 there Inc IedueS'
was granted. communication was I'au lohi
ShocInakcrs Imon. No. |, strongly pIotestns
against the ACTON Of the union III leJtcune VI
Masterson, who had been elected Heiee"'c, -
motion 10 enter the protest upon the minus
elected an ang.V discussion which lasted an uo'i
and finally the matter was laid over Tor "c''o" IA
executive session. ,,itt.o of
\ motion WAS made TO appoint committee w
three to assist Thomas OShauchncSsy IN LIZ
the arrest of W. \. Carsey for aNsaul'lns nm Cior
some time the union has held it, meetings NJ VA
endOn Hall in lhrtcenth-St. 1tSt9iva! It ~,
jDg changed 70 Sclence nan, IN
OShauch ncssy remained at Clarendon MAJ, ~ f
the delegates of the change CaiS'l IL =" s h,ot
fne Indcpendcnt Labor Union. when Is an "'lSiiot
of he Original organization. Oil i''s' ",S ILL., ;,,o
two men hnd angry WORKS re-, @ stcrlev the
meufs of the two Organizations, ana YESTERDAY Wy
uuarIel was renewed with an exchange Oh Sc eldl
llows The motion 10 cause the arrest Oh OdlScy
was opposed by some on the ground tn&t III Wouiu
Give hiIn too mach uotorigry. and that as every
body knew who CarScy was there was no uSv Io'Io-
Ing the matter Others favored haylng nun ar
rested and giving him tie noorlety tha' TIC seeiIo,
So anxious for. O ShlnGhnesSy was ca .hot
upon, and in explanation Ee salG 'i La
he was sitting on the steps al CIdIohV !V
Hall and was telling delegates OF the change IN inc
place o. meeting, when Cars'y began abusing MN nm
FROM words they came to blows AS 1 g1Nc irI,
u good he sent. do not care 10 wa Hafo " arl
arrested continued O'Shaughnessy. W c hao OK,
changed about half dozen blows When me crown
came ont OF the ball Then went Tor poIiceiuah'
ANYBODY would have done that. DID not ieei Ike
facing the whole crowd"
Inc 5 cretarv then read a postal card, purpor'lng
10 cone from CaIscy, asking one oil the uee SaleS "
oin his uulon. wing that he could easily be "a
of hath md
wanted him to JON that organization Announcer
delegate said that lac had received similar lelter
from CaIseV III which the latter offered 10 MAKE
hin an Alderman. A TRIBUNE reporter visited
fcvy of ms friends were there They stated mat on
the pie .cdIng Sunday O'ShaughneSsy had acted III
an overDeaIIng manner toward CalSty. W nen
UShauahnessy went there yesterday, CaIsey
thought that he had como purpOSely ior hght;
O'Shaughuessy used some insulting language ana
(,arS,,y knocked him down. No one else had any
1Li,T' to 20 with Inc difficulty. D." We heard
O'ohaug hnessy calling police, continued, tne
speaker, and came Odt 10 see the tun' ana lha' ;
all there is about it,