The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-12

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replied that they would, and he hoped no
. that tho troubles OF tho iron trade In Il
matter OF strike were at an end. VI 4.
The following Is a copy of the new CO.
tract z, E9, I1slE. sis (, lG
The Agreement. .s t1
IA .3aI' CINCINNATI, o., juno 10, 1882.
The following Is the agreement cntert
into this day between the proprietors
rolling mills IN Cincinnati and svicinit
and the workmen in conference for tn
purpose: isitaty III; All ,,it55 .$a
We the proprie!ors OF Tho rolling mil
in Cincinnati, and vicinity, agrce to pa
the prices ruling hero Immediately prior
June first, 1881, for skilled labor unit
Juno lst. 1889, and thereafter the pric
shall bc tho same rs may 10 adopted /,
Pittsburgh, Pa! Hi5ttJE} gtt'%it,SSi .ss,
In the event OF no price being fixed a
the Pittsburgh and vicinity scale Of wage
on June first (lst), 1882, the men here ar,
TO continue work Mt tho scales III fore,
here prior to June lst, 1881, and when ,
scale OF wages be agreed upon mt Pitts
burgh, said scale OF wages shall be the va.
ges scale for Cincinnati aud vicinity. ly
It Is agreed that where scrap and cinde,
! fix Is used in boiling, fifty cents (5Oc) pei
ton shall be paid for boiling in addition Ia
the price established for boiling where
cold or patent ore fix is used. 'qj'
1t Is also agreed that tho proprietors, in
consideration OF the workmen having nc.
copied tho. Pittsburgh scale OF wages rs
above specified. the proprietors will furnish
all the labor MS furnished by Pittsburgh
proprietors to men working at rolls, fur
naces or other skilled work. '.s}
COMMITTEE Oh, CONFERENCE. 5
Com. Of Manufacturers: Com. Of Iiorkmen:
swift's Iron and Steel Works, Chas Avery,
by E. L. Harper, Treas. John Jarrett
Mitchell, Trantcr 4 Co. - Thos. Reed,
Globe Rolling Mill Co., s. John Rees,
by Jasper kinsey. ~ Y David Senes.
Licking Rolling Mill Co., tElS s - jI1
BY |. Crocge, Jr. h h i$5,t5,r
l., NJ. Dayton, .-,5 YES
Riverside Iron and Steel Co., IL
BY Z. l. Harper. g5}I &,
ahe Labor Fro"bfe* at atCufubcriand, Md.
CUMBERLAND, MD., June l0.-This morn.
Ing the train men on the Eckhart road re.
fused to transport the coal mined by the
imported labor. The company have one
engine ut work this afternoon, and they
say that ali the positions will be supplied
with willing men by Monday. if
An Alleged visit to wheeling. NJ
Pittsburgh Special to the New York uen.ll. a.
/ went to Wheeling Chiefly to investigate
two rumors. One was to the effect fbat
two large mills there would soon begin
work with non-union men. The chief
proprietor OF one OF them said: ave have
canvassed that idea very thoroughly, and
II we could see our way clear to keen the
men out OF the union we wouldn't hesitate
a day. The difficulty is two-fold. First, we
have found the Amalgamated Association
Of great assistance to us. II we have a
difficulty Of any kind whatsoever we need
only apply to Mr.. jarrett or the local vice
president to have il settled We are in Ia
vor OF having the men under n despotjc
rule like that so long as the rule is dispos-
cd to be just and equitable" Ss
f"And how is Mr.. Jarret,?''
well, like jarrett, but he's specimen
devil and can talk the tail of brass dog,
lie is lirstratc man for the association,
and | an sorry to hear. that there is like.
li'ood OF losing him. II we were to hire
non-union men, in less than six months
they'd ull belong to the association" q 58
Then you don't intend to try the expcr-
iment?" ,fS --.-6 : - =.
81 don't say that either. You can see for
yourself. Here ! .iave fourteen men at
work, repairing, it will be impossible to 20
10 work in less than three weeks, and by
that time hot Weather will be here in earn.
est" se .!.=z.5l c'5o1','1' - - :
The other story was to the effect that for
elgn labor was to be introduced. From
what heard | an convinced that ne.otia.
tons have been begun to that end. anil that
about the middle OF July, unless some mr.
rangement is made before then! matters
VIII be very lively in ull$ the district, and
particularly in Wheeling. At present all
IS peace. l2.z,I7 ( ! s.i;;.s---r I -
t&F Trouble Expected mt Cleveland.
g CLEVELAND, June 10.-The force in the
Cleveland Rolling Mills is constantly in
creasins, and the situation is daily assun-
ing more serious aspect, and trouble is
expected on Monday, when the mills will
enter upon the second week Of the start.
Excited crowds OF strikers congregatcd as
usual tonight, and jeered and Iiooted at
workmen rs they passed from tile mills
under police protection. t The excitement
Is more intense than ut my. previous time
since since starting the mills. Stones and
cinders were thrown Mt the workmen while
passing from the mills to the street cars,
aud the cars were stoned after the work.
men We're escorted therein, Two work.
men were pursued until they took refuge
in houses and stopped the pursuers at the
end Of pistols. An impression still exists
that ne whole matter will result in u riot.
Additional copies Of the Mayors procla.
matlon,iprlnted in German and Bohemian,
are tonight being posted in, the wards
wherein those nationalities reside. A large
police force is on hand night and day, and
will be doubled Monday. morning, and
every. effort made to prevent un outbreak,
There are many peculiar incidents in con-
nectlon with the strike. !, Twenty-Five Hun
garians and Poles, who necessarily went
out with the strikers, called on tho Super.
lntendent OF Police to find out their rights
in the iron ward.~ They were in mortal
fear and thought Of returning to their
native land. They said, through an in.
terpreter, that they desired to work in the
mills, but could not Ndo so. Men were
lurking about their houses and threatening
TO kill them II they went TO work. +, Besides,
they said, an army policemen were in the
vicinity Of the mills to prevent them from
going to work. II it, E.I,iE3. y. 8f,,5 n iff (
| THE object OF the interview was to deter.
mine whether they would stay in America.
They were assured TINT the police were
there 10 protect their free American right
to work, and they departed in paciticd
state OF mind, with II determination OF re.
turning to work Monday, under protection
Of the guardian wing Of the American