New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13

employees and employers ana work viii be resumed
with as much JOY there regret at stopping ten
days ago.
LABOR TROUBLES AT VARIOUS PLACES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcAl
PITTsBURG, Penn, June 1.-The iron stu
alton developed nothing Of importance to-day, 0nd quiet
regned supreme The headquarters OF both the mani
facturers and Borknen. President jarrett. OF the
Amalgamated Association, who Is in st. Louis, was
heard from to-day. lie applies the rule to St LOUIS
and other Western points that so elcacous IN I'm
cnna and be Is Of tue opnion that the Western mills
viii soon DO in operation. The Apollo Iron WORKS of
Apollo, Penn, viii wednesday with
non-union men, Mr.. Laufmau, Of the
proprietors Gays that the Aualglnated As
ISOLATION has tre5ted them fairly, and that he
proposes run hill Independent Of the association
In mining circles some excitement was cr5atcu 10y Ine
action OF the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Company
miners thls afternoon, IN unanimously deciding not 70
mime coal i"r The last az Less thlh cents 4Ae He'
have been in operation N 3l3 cents but the miners us
covered that coal was being shipped West, which was
and at a meeting ued to-day took the above action one
said that the GlasshOuse mines viii resume with union
men at the rate for which the strike was begun Ihe
morrow and at its conclusion WILL 90 into camp near
that place
CoHoEs y. Y. June l2.-Fiye Beavers went to work
in the Harmony Mills to-day under the 10 per cent re-
Guctlon. Great excitement prevails. Three thousand
strikers are gathered the mill gates. aud threats
made u Xii the receaers Inc entire ponce IOFce
has been put on guard.
ClNcISNArI Juno 1.-THE iron mills In this city,
Covingcu, Newport and Aurora all under Roadway
to-day, under the agreement made On Saturday.
READING. Penn, June 1.-THE entire force Of 81 lap
wcders Of the Reading Iron Works. who went on strike
i. t m a,,.,,,+ Of y morton ,o.t.d il, tho mill r,-
- - .. a.. ,to - t,,- u,o-o on D, ,-o
tnnile rr-IitneJ work tais morning having creed l.,
abide ny The rules oI the company.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June l2-Hand-bills printed in
German were mysterou-y distributed inside the police
lin. NJ Eeynart La. uiglt are addressed
- -, - -. L-.,.,t.s - : ,no. and ga,
new miners anu s-heu Dy hAl~A'S VI 4iooif anu scl
forth fe aue OF tho present struggle between the COM
-, ....-., .t.i. -,.,..o ,.,d oil, -to r.,v mon
F't =. - -. .,,- iii t
cease work ana join the strikers when they VIII oe
cared for. IL l. sad the bosses ard weshers on Gtt
nave received ciIcu.@rS % a,.' -. mp" - 1,,
mails III l. Ao Know" a. !et WIN cHco' '"eSe 'O'''N
muucau0r- VIII nave
ALBANY, June l2.-.Aftcr seven weeks idlcness at
- 81 =, "a o., toi. .h. mot, who s.r,,c,
for advance OF 10 per cent returned 10 work to-day
AZ an advance OF aud 10 per cent at McCammon's
THE TROUBLES IN THIS NElGHBORHODD.
The owners and representatives Of large
an, troovgors ~ tb,- cir, sav that the iron
---o 10 . r,ri ~ re,,otr, now cotroctrj
tenlpofaII! -ul-' ne W. a % ioPa-i .7 Nv"
for can be completed The opinion Of the shI-DuderS
- - 49,. -. . ,.,,,,
"a! "AS Lila. 'ue ''''AIi' w nv 80 80.
work rom this city BY their action. During last week.
~, -.
u was stated arg alouns VI NotA nA- zen 'P'
from New-York to the shops OF Cramps sons at Pht-
delphia, and to Neafc & Levy, and to Harlan & Ho-
ur,s,c,rtb NJ Wlr,fo-,on D.l John Uoocb said that
- -. -. "a. ,...,- -. -
MS APPROXIMATION h'I 10 +le'u 10 inc uc'uaiis q" uS
men IL more firmly Fixed than ever lie added ." Inc
nen hava not been Ia confer with me but have sent
W - -. :
regulate the matter Of WAGES / claim that Il Il Ms
49, - -.
rlght 70 employ WuoW cu"o5S SuN ~ Pa' O"ou "I' "a
accOiulnB 10 TIE t-iuc Oi HIS 4"Dol " mo' ~
SHOULD nav lne riEH 70 pup ~ az, ii Ao' NC ~
l-u ny -. X 5 H. 4 ~ ,i.,, "a
me az Dr,-l 'at', ,, = a. ~ I,ur,s
ma t'VJ 60, con- f r,etaI ~ - chen We ba vs
w t"5. ,,. 4th... f~.o,7out -trik,s fnT an
anu '-iO4 - 49,, - - -
dIFaDct' IHc mn "O ,'' % .l' ~. 60 ,,
I.S ~ ,Dci U" ~ ~ 80. rii'-f, ~ Ia
zen years 4l' e 'rit 10 iIs 'i,p ~. ~ ~ +, ma, ~
works I'D chester wore W"I.A ~ rs. 80 ''i4
any ms lts lo OK , MI ID, "a! ~ -,on IN tni5
sven fiAloy 5t 10 Lll ,5 81 ia ~ Ia or - lar, r.
Pluty4l-V4 "a l.. ~ ,,,,i,, men a.
smut up ny 7HoP ne'7 'A'''' '4''" O4t'' ~ W ~
excessive "i-r7. --,--, T. am
Al the I4eeIAs d lhe "2il'r laAers yt,,ly III
taIy nan u sII"Hs lrrI,Hk VI 'a @ 'l
parent among number ol Inc Iu. A. tnv Use ga,
Oi Sny I'ai-.''r f'1.,- - t, ,,,.rr,,gr
"oulu nc a. - - ~ 80, uc-
. 49, ~ c~rft ,,at, = rctracfiou ba vas A.
IoIs He ooud 49, AMI - fo,1 mimi. TO
,iet-,,., w. ..ue-a. b,.r Wa said ,y Inc sober
MINDED vyorsn-neu 10 be the cause ~ the trouble
strike.
lie noiseshoers stilAe remains "ilnous cum *
agreed not 70 DO auy work for the rail-
road companies. FIVE lines reported 10
nave yielded o. TAO demand u the men for - dAY.