The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15
THE LAHOE SITUATION.
:ae Great Iron WORKERS. Strikc-Othcr
Labor TrOtlblPx


PirTsnrEou July li.-In this district the
iron situation presented no new features
this morning, but adyices from the West
give further proof OF the Ama!gama.ed
Associations policy oi continuing the fight
in Pittsburgh. Last evening President
Jarrett received telegram from his con.
sti,nents Mt the Eiclnbarher Forge and
Iron Company's establishment, St. Louis,
in reference 10 the proposed settlement OF
the difficulties there. The telegram was
answered, and Mr. J. D. Weeks received
information that an adjustment had been
effected on the Cincinnati agreement, and
the mill vii! resume work next Monday.
The establishment has done more or less
work, by the aid OF non. nniun men, since
the beginning OF the strike.
President Jarrett expressed the hone this
morning that the mills OF tho Mdhoning
and Shenango valleys will soon be at work,
although he did not say upon what terms
he expected them 10 start.
Rank and tile members oi the Associa.
tion regard the starting Of the lIelnbacher
mill an additional point in their favor,
while the representatives Of the manntac.
turcrs' interest mention it as another con.
ccssion by the Amalgllnatcd men.
This leaves all the mills in Cincinnati,
st. Louis and Chicago at work, and in fact
all the mills in the west with the exception
OF the one at Springfield, Ill.,, some OF them
running non.union, but the majority under
the compromise.
Next week circular will be issued, civ.
ins inll Instructions US TO rates and time OF
departure from the city, OF the delegates TO
the seventh annual convention OF the
Amaisamated Association at Chicago.
PITTSBURGH lgOSwoEEERs FOR lEoSroS.
Yesterday Mr.. Conrad Hahn, formerly
employed at Aloorhcad's mill, Soho, but
for some time located at Ironton, O., ar.
rived in this city in quest OF rollers and
roll hands for the Ironton Iron and Steel
Company's works The mill is paving the
Amalgama.ed scale OF Cincinnati prices,
and Mr.. Hahn was commissioned by the
firm and authorized by the Anal.
gamated Association 10 employ the men.
He wanted and would have none but
union men, but although thousands are
now idle in this city, strange TO say num-.
bcrs who were asked refused to 80. The
supposed reason for these re!nsals is lila,
the strikers hope for al early resumption
OF work in this city, and do not want 10 20
away from home il they can help it. Mr..
Hahn has secured all the men he wanted,
however. and will leave with them on the
steamer Scotia Mt ) o'clock this evening.
TIE CUMBERLAND MINERS STRIKE.
FEosrnrRG, Nh, July l+.-AIuch inter.
est IS felt in the action OF the MARYLAND
Coal Company in serving summons on a
number OF 0! its miners To vaca,e the com.
paEy houses, and the matter is very gen.
erally discussed. The question is, can the
company get the miners out? aud it is
thought the men cannot be dispossegsed
without considerable trouble and DELAY.
There is no change in the outlook here
i;nmor has it that two hundred new
miners will arrive in Clcariield this week.
and that the operators there will fight the
struggle out 10 the end. III
FREIGHT HANDLERS WAR.
NEw IoRx, July l4.-Llst nights mcel
ins has showed tie effect in the handling OF
freight this morning. The strikers arc
jubilant and the companies are said to he
depressed. OF the great number OF I,ol.
ians and Russian Jews heretofore employ.
ed i'll the place Of the strikers not onc-ihirl
are at work to-day. Success for the men
is predicted confidently. very little
freight has been received and hardly anv
handled. ' -:
ST. LOUIS STRIKE ENDED.
sr. I.orls, July li-Nezt Monday the
greet Iron Workers strike here will be on. N.
tircly over; as on that day the lIeImbac!,er
Forge, the only one in lhe Thirl district Of
the. Amagamated Union now idle, will re-
snme operations. The employs formally
announced their willingness 10 Z resume
work under the Cincinnati agreement I'M.
III settlement ot tho difficulties Il. Pitts.
burgh can be Effected. This ends tie inn
workers strike here. I,
] 4FPAlHsAT CLEVELAND.
ts CLEVELAND, July l4.-Atairs at The
Cleveland rolling mill are assuming n more
active aspect. The wire and soft steel p,,,;l,.
are running on double turn this well '
day. Is y: \; .y'-.' '.o''