New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

CHICAGO, June 2.-Ihere is no material
change ia the labor troubles at r0ndae, SOuth Chicago
All the men are still President Jarrett has
rived and telegram has been received stating that he
will not come as expected. Corresponding Secretary
Patrick Carmody OF the Iron Makers Association here
has lust received the following dispatch from President
Jarrett, at Pittsburg;
Nv instructions being only advisory you Liberty
TO stop, provided that all stop.
Mr. CarmOdy has also received the following telegram
from yice-Presldent j. 7. Bullock. OF Bay View:
MILWAUKEE June 2.-DO not work unless they sign
the scales We out, and Will stop out until they all
sign 1 will call them The indications now that
the men will stay out until the manufacturers yield.
The men claim that they have had Sl,OOO,OOO in the
treasury at Pttsburg; also that the steel aud rail
workers will to their aid with money when they
need it, The In the steel railnls and the iron rail-
mills in all making about LOO out Of employment
here The wages which the IrOnworkers are striking
against are n follows: Nail feeders, 81 - a dav ;
helpers - pudd 81 80 % - nailers, So rollers
- To $40 They demand an advance of 10 to 10 per
The Knights OF Labor have taken friendly interest in
the brickmakcrs' strike, and propose conference for
compromisc and Cancellation, TIE Knights to epr, sent
the interests OF the strikers Tie employers nave gwen
no answer. and are not Inclined 10 treat with the nen
who have been troublesome and eVasYe
PIrTsBURG. Penn. June 2-Ihere was nothing new in
the iron situation to-day Ii not likely that any Of the
firms cOntem plating axing their signatures to the
scale will before next week, inasnucn this week
is near its close and the Amalgamaed workmen will
have their annual picnic Beaver tomorrow The eff
feet of the beginning to be felt in the
ion industries coal and coke one coal firm reports
falling off in its supplies to mills OF $4,000 bushels a
day Many mills operated their mines, and these,
Of course are now deserted The consumption OF coke
has fallen off fully One-fourth and prices have been
duced ten fifteen cents ton from those established
month ago The business and tradesmen not
apprehensiye Of long strike, and express confidence
thar the curtailed production will sfen the market ana
that the scale Will then be signed
DETROIT Mich, June 2.-BOugh's steam forge began
lock out against the union The intended to
work until yesterday morning, but Mr. BOugh informed
them that OF pig IRON and shut them out He
informed his employees that he would hire no more union
meu His action was discOncertng, and the union men
appointed n committee TO wait upon him, but he in
formed them that his mind fully male up. An ef
fort will De made by the union 10 induce the non
union men 10 stop work. The union men who gave this
information added, IL Is going TO be square ngnt and
We can stand IT as long "a lie can"
CUMBERLAND. Md. June 2.-The imported miners OF
the Consolidation Company did a full days work Of
twelve today the engine working the incline
and every thing moving as customary. The output to-
day is said by the bosses TO be very fair Not much in
tere- h manifested by the strikers IN the work at LEX
hart aad the region continues 10 be quiet.
sPKISGFELD, IL, June 2-Everything is quiet here
today The men held meeting in the forenoon aud
passed resolutions embodying their views and dis
pateL ed them President Jarrett but declined 10 give
the out They profess 10 believe that the strike VIII be
% short duration