The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-21
W0RKMEN AND WAGES.
STATUS OF THE LABOR SITUATION.
Aiotous Italian Labortn-The hInen' Strike
Said TO bs Eaded-Afalrs At Youus'tomn,
Ohlo-The Address or the Prtsidspt
OF the Federal Labor uuIona.

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NEwcoMERsrowS, o., August lO.-A seri
ous railroad riot il now in progress In Row
vile. fourtcen miles nor,h n b.ro ouon,
,hn I,a,;a,, -. -, " "'.' "'',v"e
,"' A'.,''ah iaooae's VI. 'ne eohho''oh Nal
ley ana stIaitsVille railroad. ltseems that
contractor named Cation has a gang Of
over one hundred Italian. wo.L;rr on III,
~, nnJ ~, ,rh,,..I...I ,N,. ,">>
., ,o..' "". y" ih''su"y he ie't ior Gam
Dridse with part oil his gang, leaving the
remainder in charge OF his clerk nj Row.
vile, This morr;n, n moh NJ ,hoso Ia,
;,ns ,,.-o.,.Iaa s .,' :" ny y, '"eee luz
."A' ou' 'ou"ueu 'iio e'eih oiiice, anu win
drawn dsggers and revolvers threatened
his life II he did not nav them. The Italians
think that they have been imposed upon,
and maddened by drink they have be-
roc uoa ,' ueapeta'e ,h anu uncohIrollaple. Ihey
foot and comuIet.lw NJ N ,hs;r mercy u and and
Company X, Of the o. ". G., started for
the scene Of the riot at s O'Clock =. NJ, and
wWu'tM;ny ,"..nt,;,,y ~; VI sals pace, u expecting
inc Italians nrc oYmai ,n ,he ,ao,' NJ | raass ~
Of desperate encounter with the militia
ls hourly expected and great excitement
p'.,"''' ~, ~ 'i'e ne'ehoofnooa.
no,nh HI,M"toM, ,na', huSust "a prlvate dls'
night, states that the coal miners a enva,eJ ",
in the strike at Georges Creek, Md, Will
resume WORK on Monday, and that no
w Yoruesroux unr nesu ~ ee s, nns,ciP"'ea; ~ NJ -,
ipy mill men he'd a meetinc today I, i
understood it was quite noisy, and much
dissatisfaction expressed by many for hold;
anr,hiJ, NM @ ~ 20, Uut ,oe, ,me ,iaIo.m! relec!ea
Brown, Bounell < Go. will start nm with
non. Union and Union men, who will work
az the OLD scale.
YOUNGSTOWN, u, August 2O.-The situa.
tlon at Brown' Bonnell q Co.'s, the largest
IRON mandatory in this valley, is briefly
inns Last Monday evening representa-
tires oil the Incorporation met the members OF
the Amaigamated Association and stated
the condition OF the iron market, review
ing It's fluctuations from the boom in 1879
TO the present time, concluding with the re-
quest that the old employees would 20
10 WORK at the old scale on the next even.
ing. The committee OF the association in.
tima,ed their refusal IN occ.nt tho n,onos;.
~. ,..-., -, '"S p'oroe' !,
''oi' pu' suggested tl'at II "oulu De iaiu
before the officers OF the association for
action. The manager of Brown. Bonnell
70 wos ;rto-r,oJ ,,s, oron;n. h.. ~ =
:. ~ - '',e
'oni'i'''.ee Vi Tue association that lhe scale
upon which they were willing to work had
been presented the first OF last June.
and thev had ro,b;r, trr,ba, -
w s 'u''i., "
say. bro@n' bonneli u 70. will to-
morrow advertise for men to work,
and will accept as fast as offered union or
,o,.,n;on iii ,,n,ouo. 49,, uo. ~.
No,,'uA'o'' ~, o'a hip''ses anu new four
mills are run by this company, the smallest
OF which has twenty.six pudding furnaces.
As coon "a a srG,;on, nrnha. - ,nan =
~ oc'N 10 . 'u.ns Nu',oe' VI men Id
oolaihed 70 man this small mill the fur
naces will be lighted, and rs fast as men
are obtained other mills will be onerated
Th;s :, ,ba onIr oho,no - .ho a;.,,..;a.
t'"' 20 'Ne UA'' .nAns' IL 'u' '''eA''oh
since the strike negan.
WILxEsBARRr, Pa, August l9.-The En-
pire mine has shut down. The suspension
VIII lust sntll the boys conclude to resume
"9rS: :,
II Is stated that Parish & 60. have ac-
cepled the proposition OF thestrlSingdrlver
poys, anu they VIII return to work Mon
daS.
PITTSBURGH, August l9;-Ihe miners
strike ls acknowledged by the leaders to be
failure, a large number OF the strikers
returned 70 WORK to-day at the OLD wages,
ana II IS thought that ny Monday the break
I'LL "'h oe'Vie ~ seneia al, = ~; Goi,en.lon was
% u.h;nh;, ~ uas Ios;da % ,,.a, .n's uehoon, E,h AZ
t;. ~ ~ 10 a..u i, ..,a. iuiaiigs con'
p,1.rso, ". n. d. i,,a,st "V"'n ~ o Tp use
,d i,rantn. -, a. atsst i'ne ru! u,!Ieis
onaratsJ a hr tS. N.Y. a;';,,h az E W"i,"n 0Ht1ety' ry
nanv s,rnct on accnnnt ~ nn, ho;u" a' lin. HUn
ed fnlj fine " ""o"
SppiyGyIr,p In Ap,ust 1o-cbor,ss
Ridpply. President of The Snr;n-fe,I Roll.
ing Mills. today served notice en- bis am,
ployes 10 resume work Mt the ol, sca,e n,
their places would be considered vacant
and speedily filled. A secret meeting OF
mill men was held last night, to take &C.
tion, but they refused to give out what was
done.
CUMBERLAND. Mn. August 10 Tho
Georges. Creet Coal and Iron Comnonv
hs, one hundred miners wort;nv toiisv
The New Central COMPANY nut ,6.;r nau
labor. about fifteen men to worr ,bis
morning. They were shortly alter io;ned
by about fifteen of their old miners The
Knipbts Of Labor held meet;nc tb;s
morning. and members present reso,ved
not ,o snbmit 10 The company's terms hn,
tn continue tho strike, w. ' wv
c,,.n,a, ..n nrI Accuse. 90 n
saturday nl2ht the hnlehS OF LABOR posted