The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-10
SURMISES AND FACTS
ABOUT THE GREAT IRON STRIKE.
Conndent aad Cheerfsi-So Change
In the Front Of the Striksrs-CanvAA Of 'l
the Situation 1t Plttsbursh-Ntws
5I from Other Polnts Of Interest. 'aN

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prrrsnrpou lime O-secrctnry Martin.
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y. NV nn'A's"'n"''' N'S'os'A''o'', N'''t. 20 4e
ed as takinga very CHEEKY view Of the Man
ufacturera Association recently formed In
th;s c;tv 1Je',loes MT loot upon Il as in.
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| uica''ns aisposl'ion On t'e pa't Vi 'i'e
manufacturers to crush out the Amalgama.
ted Association, and that they would vel.
come ,be row o,,or;,,,;or os move thev
hoI ,1u;.aJ ,o~nsa, ,;"o. ,,..;,, u,o na:,
i'"'' "u''se'. se'ei"' '."'es "u''ne ''e p"s.
tweiSe months. further than ttils' lie seid
he considered 1t a move toward q peaceful
solution Of all present and future diilicul'
ties. Mr. Bullock, Vice president OF the
Milwaukee district Of the Association, who
came to the city yesterday to see Prcsi.
dent jarrett, and followed him 10
Cincinnati last evening, expressed
the same opinion. Other workmen
were not 80 saneulne, ana outsiders could
.e ssops ~ t"e aJoh i that
object was oiLer than that exnressc1 Veg ves.
terday-to defeat the Amalgalnatcd Asso.
ciatlon. An idea IS galnlng ground that in
iuei ";Sed =, " a aeso,s, .m's y ,ns oeen ae
with non. Union workmcn. Il is not do.
MED that this will prove an expensive ex-
pertinent, but they profess to be confident
1a .s rs;tn.n,aI m, s1et tsa Noan 20. yester
along without the assistance nj IInion msn en-
1t was also learned from reliable source
tha1 anolher !, mlll IN TINS city, and possibly
W. w;th;n w." - wsot ue s'i'eu ".'n oh'oh'oh men
Cunyn.x or the pi,,.,,--, uu,, d,
P,7rsnrnou, June GA reporter took n
stroll through number of the mills on the
north aud south side Of tho N1ononoabe,o
river, and also interviewed a number Of
prominent iron manufacturers. The first
place visited was Painter l. Sons None
OF the members of the firm were nresent
and when Manager Harpcr was snoken 10
on the iron question he remarke,I. "rbere
10 M uso 'do;r, III, II. ~ ..,,.:.. d.:
% ~ VOC "o'lh w ~. o' 'iiAlus' Z ous'-
ness IS business. The iron trade at pres
entis dull. We have some repairs to make,
and when thew are conn,ated wa w;,, ob,,
Joun NO ,n;,i NJ. pi:..sS IVY. w. ~. 'AN.
uosn ,ne m'!,' Nf' ra'ater nas not yet
arfi'eo, ana II he were here he would not
say or give you any more satisfaction"
The reporter then called ot tho ;ro, rorto
~ W r-;ond :. W., D. ~ wa. 80
''eAa, .. ooos ' nu'i' None OF
the members OF the firm were to be found,
but the gentleman in charpe of the
Office. when ,sLed about .ho ,;.n
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lhs u Tue sca'e, lepled; All that
know about it is that this firm
will not siyn." The repor,er than re,rrn.
al ,or nm the r;ror nd f,r ~. CO,
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tune the oli'ce OF the Painter mill was en-
tered. Mr.. Park Painter had Just arrived,
and when asked If he thoupht that ths
sccaa,fe' scale would soon he s;onoJ ron,;a, - 49, M
- -, ~ o's"s'' '.p'e" in 'ne
host emphauc manner that It would not.
"We have some repairs to make" he said,
"aud when they are finished vory faw NOV
will work around ibis mil and wa ,e" ,ion', law
ernoct " % ~ VOL. ~ hatn' Ii' ~. ;snn we aoa
l Tk,a.,
yeai. ?1.a =, ane stn.lelen was ABOUT 10 pass
an;i 'n!J ~ au ~ dloin.ns room %hen the reporter
ad nd taat ,,a a.e han neaFa tlat all the horses
a,iu aa,.a.. itules oelone.nS 70 the works were
-. ,aHsn " l'astuile: Nhy, most undouoted.
y, ,,,n .eatonaea sne gentleman. we Will
tgatIe IT, tia sue eSpenses Us much rs possible" "
~ G '"en ;"a. o1a mtmufew, anu the manager, who
ann.ar.;n naa Juse en.eten tne once ana heard the
inc ,ba. III ,ba os,,;, .nI .u,I. we" ~ sa!-
pasture. s1.S' - n'u - 'eeu 'AAsn y
At Graft & Benefits mill, Mr.. Marshall,
one Of the members OF the firm, was found
sora n ,l,e p,u,e mlll department. supervising
,,amon % 1ss ,uoa ns,so, tet,isg phn Mneh me gen
uen ne s.nply s!nlled anu SAID, 1--we ,wontslen
.ae scale: ,,,l on see we are making some
tepa!ts; Iann!a Nnen me work IS done we will
naVta long snut-down. Our blast furnaces