The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
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LABOR STRIKES.
what They Are D0ing for the
COUNTRY.

what They Are DOing for the
Country.
st. Louis, Sl.-Laclede Rolling Mill,
Helmbscker Forge, and Harrison Wire
Works, in this city, will shat down to-
morrow.
Cincinnati, Sl.-So far as AscertAined
three OF the five iron mills in Newport,
KY, will shut down in the morning. 1t
IL not certain what course the other two
will take.
Pittsburg, Pa, 3l.-Ths date set by the
AmalganEted Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers for the great strike hss ar
rived, and the advent Of tomorrow will
SCI the fres out in thirty-six mills in this
vicinity, and Is, 800 men thrown out Of
employment.
Wheeling, W. Va, 31.-The iron and
nail mills Of this city and vicinity shut
down this evening for an indefinite per-
iod, prop ietors having refused to sign
the new scale OF wages for employees
which would take effect tomorrow. The
Whitaker Sheet 1roa Mill signed the
scale this evening, and will be the only
mill in operation TO- morrow. By this
stoppage 5, 600 men will be thrown out
employment here.
Erie, Pa S1.-Two hundred and fifty
BuddleIs OF Mount Hickory Rolling Mill.
strike, tomorrow, for IN advance of SOC.
per ton. The youngstown scale was
presented to ali the mills of MAhoning
Valley, to-day, and all refused to sign,
and no work will be done ct any of them
tomorrow.
Irondsle, South Chicago, 1.-The men
Of IrondRle mills are all out on q strike.
A dispatch has just been received from
Mr.. jarrett, president Of the AmalRs-
mate1 Association Of Iron Workers,
stating that be will be here to-day. It is
thought the question Of whether they will
continue Or not will be aettled upon his
arrival. There is no disturbance though
about ], 200 men have quit work. Repre-
sSntRtives OF the manufacturers are
with them. The impression 10 that they
will be ordered to 60 to work On Jarrett'S
arrival. e Ci.t1
Cincinnati, Sl.-Except one rolling
mill, which works scrap iron exclu-
sively, and two mills which are working
up three or four days accumulation Of
blooms, ell the mills in Cincinnati and
vicinity are stopped. It is the belief Of
mill-owners that all will resume next
Monday, and complete adjustment be
made.
Pittsburg, This morning the war
fare between labor and capital began in
dead earnest. The fires in every iron
mill in this city, with one exception,
have been taken out and the mills shut
down. The exception is Union Iron
Mills, Of Cornegis Bros. s. Co.. who
signed last night. They will continue to
run, having contracts on hand that must
be filed. This lie generally considered
bad break and calculated to weaken the
lines Of the manufacturers. It is one Of
the largest iron mills, and has capacity
Of SO, coo tons year. The steel mills
are running IS usual. Most Of them
have signed the scale, but, as they do not
employ mahy puddiers, it is not thought
that their signing will have any ELECTION
the situation. Itis expected that most
of the sheet mills will sign within 6 few
days. 1t is generally believed that the
strike will not be Of long duration. The
mills which have suspended operations
will take advantage of the condition of
Affairs to make needed repairs
Chicago, 1.-The brickmakers are
starting up sgsin, and refusing to take
workmen who belong to the union. They
have Suffered considerable loss of time
by the strike, and do not propose to be
dictated to further. They say the wages
paid have been large for that kind of
labor, and the men had no cause for
complaint a number of firms began
work to-day. They had no difficulty In
securing lRbOreis.
youngstown, Ohio, There is no
change in the situation from what was
anticipated last night The mills. are alI
shut down, though the furnaces have not
IS yet gone out of the blast. Every
thing is quiet and orderly. The opinion
seems to be, that the strike may be long,
as neither side shows any sign Of yield
inR.