The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-29

Labor Troubles
At NEW YORK.
New YoRR,:. June N.-A. number {
prominent business men said to-day 10
Post reporter that this delay to the ship
ping interest is causing loss of from $50,
900 to 100000 every day to business mel
of this city, and managers an
not making any effort Il
stop it, because they know that on every
piece of goods which
THEY CAN DELAY
until the first of next month they will bt
able to charge an advance in rates OF 40 &c
60 per cent. Merchants of this city
have certainly sustained loss
of 81 ,250,C10 since the strike
began, besides permanent loss ofcustomers
due to transfer OF trade TO other cities.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2i,-lt is an
to labor trouble in Jersey City,
the Pennsylvania Railway company
will transfer freight shipments to South
Ambo by the old route. Railroad officials
say that at this time when
RETRENCHMENT
has been the rule the demand OF the strikers
will not be acceded to. TIE company claims
to be able to have sufficient laborers
in the handling of the fraight.
AT JERSEY CITY.
Jersey CRY. N. j., June 24,-At one
time TODAY the situation looked yery Sc
rious for the railway companies. The
strikers we're evidently bent on mischief.
About 600 laborers Started to march to
Hoboken, but on learning that
THE ENTIRE POLICE
4.
feet the Erie 81 Delaware railroad depots,
with orders to arrest as tresspassers any
If the strikers who appeared.
They turned aside to the PENNSYLVANIA
comnanv,s Yards. There all the laborers
GAINED THE RANKS
of the strikers, Including the freight brake
men The noiice we're called for INT when
they reached the freight denot tbe strikers
had left for the New Jersey Central denot,
where thew took entire possession and stop.
ned work, A large body of police
Po,rover soon orriSed and the str;kers
marched to the sugar refineries near by and
stunned the LOADING of cars. They commit
tod
NO VIOLENCE
and kent out of the way of the
nnI;o.' obandon;no aocb nosition
,,,nn pU,,n'' learnin0 IF the apornacb
az offcars The Pennsvlvania cpmnanv
emnIoved three hundred sneciai policemen
10 dav Tho Er;a comnanv nut their hat
toIions at work again today in Hoboken.
The only places in New York having the
a,noora1neS of hns;ness ora the fre;ght
hopSas Of Tho New Jersev Cantrol DeIa-
ware and Tackawana the Harhor trans.
"ortot;on line 81 Johns nork werehonse
Of FL tbe f'e' Nav York Central is
pRACrGcAIIY CHOSEN.
rbo CANA con he SAID Of the varebousas
Of oil the transnortation lines excent those
namod tho few men Mt work not heing HE
tn accomniish anvthing Streets in the
neiShh horhood of shiprinq noints are not
TTCoMEoRTARfy eRownFn
with trucks to-day merchants having an
,'arnrtiv abordonsd tho ;deo of shinnirig
p,'i p,n,;i ii the strike 10 over Incoming fraigbt
10 i,ai baipa deiiyered with com narrative nromnt.
noes &c consionees sent their own emnloves.
The New York Central has Granted an
odvance of 81 ner month tn their switch
men
po,pn or rpAnp
10 doy bo,d meeting to devisa na,ns for
relief They EXPRESSED svmpatbv for the
str;kars and formulated n nrotest AGAINST
tbe annro ,chiny Increase in ontpoing freight
rates
Arp,1TrvopE.
R,rrrvopr June 2i-The grain hand.
iors str truol, this mornino for an advance of
15 nsr cont for rninsding Grain They
La "a been receivinp eightv cents ner 100
nonnds Raceivers of orain retnse The de-
mond.
At rppsrv Crry
Irperv CrTv lime 96 The labor strike
is rrowing in dimensions and the determi.
10 no9fion If the men while mn to dare not n
s;,,Ia oct Of Violence has been chronicIed
si'nS,,,b a JI;,irs ot times inoked
''iou7- vpny TuRE,TTNTSa
About 800 track men employed by the n.
V H. q, a. W railway ioincd the strikers.
Today the switchmen and brakemen EN-
Royeu w VS. it,I ni Rari,on have ionad tha
stritn The freight traffic Of tke road is at
''- coMpiFTr sTANn.sTTIG.
sunerintendent Hin, of the Erie road. on
~, aslSaJ Mat bn fhoncbt of the Sitna.
-, 9rorIiod UNa are in tho hands of a
,nnh h no s.r;kers remain orderly do
NOT anticinate any serious trouble, other
COMPLETE sToPPAGE
of business, which will result in an enor-
nous loss TO the company, put II the strik Tx.
vi9 ylenId IHVS ens,e % and I very yerv 6nch doubt the
ability of the police, special or regular, to
cope with the strikers, What could two or
three huhurea P1lice p1oDi1n u1 ~,,r Mrx3 5'0'
The police would be flung in the river"
Tho Pennsylvania company succeeded n
ducing about seventy-fiye OF their old
hands to resume work. A number offreight
trains on the road have been moved. This
morning at the New York Central railway
depot st. Johns park, New York
freight was refused and truckmen
CARRIED THEIR LOADS AWAY.
A body OF Italians brought there to work
refused TO do anything unless guaranteed
twenty cents an hour, which is the rate de-
manded by the strikers, and the depots
we're accordingly closed. The Erie com
pany have sent 100 tons OF
freight on barges to Newburgh, where
they have a branch road, but the men EN-
pIoyed TO handleit demanded fifty cents
an hour and
REFUSED oUIR1GHT
10 work: so the freight remains on barges.
The oil refineries In Weehawken will be
Obliged 10 stop soon unless the strike ends.