The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-19
IlH;lE4I lI;llE4I EYElNTFUL DAY
IN IN THE IRON WORKERS STRIKE.
pl,stlet xeetIaE at plti.bsrsh. .To.Day-AIl Con.
Y etTned Awaiting tho Outeome Of I'll. Confer. a
iiiJ sase with 4nIl.ty7NOt.s orG.ntralIu. !,
!. E56 tsre,t About Pitt,hurgh FirmS.

Pirrsnviiom, Pa, September ls.4It was
the Intention Of three steel pnddlers ID
resume work atH BROWNE Co.'s mill this
morning, buta party visited the office and
induced the firm to, defcr; further effort
until after the meeting tomorrow.
y One. OF those ,workmen was seen by a
reporter Il, whom lle said 4 Il guess to.
morrow will wind up tho trouble, We
expect'lt;wlllI and SO have concluded to
hold or until Wednesday morning. 2
but, said the reporter what iithe strike
is continued % 72.57I
sGHThcn," answered tho workman, Eve
Will 30 in anyhow, that IL tho steel pnd.
oilers and ilnishcn. There Is no use hang.
ing on amy longer, 80 we will 20 TO work
on Wednesday strike or no strike.n
a stroll through the mill showed that
preparations, nrei being made for start.
Tho heating furnaces are being stocked
with coal, nnd the machinery is receiving
II lew touches preparatory to moving oil.
All concerned In the strike arc waiting
the Developments OF tomorrow, and while
some assert that it will 80 on, nearly all ex.
press the hope that some agreement will be
reached. :.,ii'! h} ,ft} oyVG, a:ilSIiN
Contrary, to The statement OF n CONNER.
cidl.Gd:tte reporter, who appears to take
the word of anybody and publish 1t us
coming from the manufacturers, Chess,
Cook & Oo!,tstarted up this morning with
more ,nachnes than ON Saturday. The
firm stated that they would have still more
going this afternoon and more yet tolnor.
row. In addition 10 this they have tho
promises Of The men ut the rolls that they
will 20 10 work, and the twelve inch rolls
are expected to DO running tomorrow
also.
Some: OF the manufacturers who employ
men belonging to the Amalgamated Asso.
citation, say it is not necessary TO have
men Of that association in order to
produce! -sood work, and refer for
veriilcation 10 WED. tJ Wood (
Co., OF Mckeesport; Cambria Iron Works,
JoEnstowu; Miller, Metcall & parkiu, Park
Bros, md the Scottdale mill of Evcrson,
Alacrum & Co, and others. These mills
produce nssOod a quality OF iron and mater.
ial as.any Others in the country. n. II {. g,
a wel.informed workman, not mem.
Der OF the Anal gamated, corroborates the
above in substance, and added that the
good feature OF the association was the
equalizing prices OF iron all over the coun.
try. He stated that from. what he had
learned, however, thatat the district meeting
tomorrow the men would consent TO 20 in
At s. 50, provided they. could do SO with.
out sacrificing their honor. Upon being
asked how this could be when they
had just decided S5775 rs the ultimatum,
he replied that the miners also decided
they would get four cents or nothing, and
then went to work ut the reduction the
next day. t"Now," said he, "what good
would il do Chess, Cook & Co. to 20 into
the 'Amalgamuted association with their
tack department There are 1000 tack
machines in the country. forty OF which
are owned by the above. firm. One OF the
firms are in the association, and what good
could Chess, Cook & Co. expect TO gain
from! the Ainalgamated against the 1850 %
: Mr.. John Morgan, OF Manchester, says
that he is iinisher in divers lower mill,
and that he came to Pittsburgh to attend
the meeting of the Iinishers held there, and
that men who knew he was fnisher
would not allow him 10 enter the meeting.
lie would like TO know'if all fnishers that
are m EN- bers OF the Amalgamated associ.
alton are not allowed to attend thrse meet
ings.
The following is from correspondent at
Youngstown. IlS T;Sriy' ~.
" A meeting Of delegates OF tho Anal.
samated association Of this, the Sixth dis
trict, will be held here tomorrow. 1t is
conceded that MI amicablo settlement will
be reached. ID. L. Sweeney, u seeding pud.
dler, was expelled from Ayres, hodge, No.
49,, A: a., ut n meeting on Saturday, for
publishing card stating he was willing TO
60 10 work ut the old wages and giving
awny the secrets of the A.sA =.