The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-09

those who left the Erie. comes on Monday. and
moved that q delegats from the union DO sent
70 stand beside the paymsster and see that
OF the men who left the Pennsylvania said they
we're paid yesterday, and no, approaches were
adopted. ana he himself was named By acc Ga
NATION as the man FOR tho post.
IN Mr., Murphy announced iaa ~ the traokmen
taken their places. A striking trackman said
nad to TOrs west e The
boycott them and put them on the black list
met y with Il fa tSsns VIVA o,vo, r,o..
Tor hs check for s2S and To- tho Rev. Father De-
Concillo for the use Of the hall. A proposition
pc ySf BY Mr. for d the ud
oyer. Then they would pay Father De G SG lilo
Mr. Close Of New ANY York RfS eomplimented the
leaders Of the Jeraoy City movomont on their
The freight handlers will meet again on Mon
The freight Superintendent OF the Erie docks
the simple drsctions Of the fore%en about the
trucks; 30. and are doing much better. They
n wherSss ths rg
Iss cars; I6s superintendent ridicqies MT.
Murphy's affidavit made In Simon Sterne's
office and printed yesterday. He says Mr.. Muir
ply knows nothing about west-bound freight.
bound sand and lumber but the on any VEST west
bound merchandise.
gns ss 81 ef ShSE se ons Ss ae
grow worse a. long as It Is handed By nom NJ
loaded with 400 tons Of west-bound ar Freight HsH
without breaking bulk.
IRON MILLS REsUMINa WORK.
81. LOUIS. July 6.-The Laolede Rolling
Mills will start up again on Monday. COM
to resume work under the, Cincinnati agree
ment until settlement shall be- made at Pitts
fh1 on A1 SondsS s at Sc m % S to TS
bachsr Forge; Two hammers. arc being run at
men employed In the rolling mill department
will soon return to work.
here have signed the scale OF wages. and will
start Immediately.
=, CUMBERLAND. Md, July s;-About o'clock
this evening q man named Donohoe supposed
TO be striker, forced his way through the po-
lice line at Eckhart but was promptly arrested
Companies special police At the preliminary
hearing here to- night he was committed in de-
He refuses to give mis- name or explain his mo-
tive He was somewhat Intoxicated. The af-
fair creates much excitement here and It is
said his arrest will cause future trouble at Eek
PIrrsBuBoH. July s.-Ever since the Presi,
Union ID. II. Jones. issued his appeal for aid in
behalf Of the strikers Of the Panhandle dis
trict II has been asserted that many cases OF
restitution existed among families Of the
striking w0rkmen. To-day a man from Mans
field said that one case had come to his notice
where the wife, OF one miner now in camp at
Mcdonald had kept herself and seven children
alive for two weeks on half sack
Of flour. Other similar cases are reported. and
in some instances the poor authorities
have been appealed to for assistance. which
was generally refused. on the ground that tho
husbands and brothers could support their
families if so minded. The operators are still
firm in resisting the demands of the mon. and
say that so far as they are concerned the end OF
the strike is still a long way off. A number OF
the mines are running successfully on imported
labor. The iron situation remains unchanged
FALL RIVER. July Sat a meeting of spin
bllty Of taking shares in some cooperative
loan ASSOCIATION will be discussed. Reports
National Mill Spinners' Convention will be pre-
scented, and the meeting will discuss the wage
question and the best means to secure reduce
ton from nine to three OF the number OF days
during which the wages are kept back by the