The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-29
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AZ wilson. Walker 4 Co.'s.
lrrsMRGn, August 2S.-The air is fairly
IpIen down with rumors Of m important
melting OF ironworkers, which is to be held
in this city tomorrow. This much was as-
*r,v,l By manufacturer who is invariably
well informed OH such topics. "The dele
yates we're chosen on Saturday and the
mer,ings no, only to be participatedin by.
members Of this district, but Of other dis
tias am positive of what say" This
much aud no more, the gentleman stated.
couple Of iron.workers were found
utar the corner OF Smithlield street and
Filth avenue.
"Will reporters be. admitted to your
meeting tomorrow ?"
"lcan't say but don't sec why they
shouldn't" was the reply. His companion
here dropped IL biz wink and the speaker
Gdlenly became silent Another iron-
a0rkerliid not 50 suddenly cease, but talk
cd Of the meeting to'c0me MS il it were an
asJirei iact, intlmating that it would be
held at Schiller Hall, and that it would be an
interesting affair. Though the statement
At the opening Of this article was denied
by Mr.. Martin, who first said, rather
guanledy, ii cannot say" and then,
more emphaticallv, "There will be
90 meeting" there was some
thing in the action of the members
who crowded the sidewalk and gathered in
the office, that showed Enthusiastically that
something unusual was afoot. There we've
earnest talks in an undertonc, Il strenuous
avoidance Of reporters, and suspicious,
resiive rlances from all. If there is no
meeting in immediate prospect, then these
actions, which today were SO noticeable,
are inexplicable. Ii there is q meeting to.
morrow, there is every reason for suppos.
Ing that it will be Il most interesting one.
President Jarrett's absence in Philadelphia
would invest general meeting just now
with special significance and give weight TO
MEASUREMENT made ay,thatit is to be an
isSenbage Of discontented element OF
The union.
Local affairs in connection with the
strike are quiet. At Wilson, Walker 4
Co.'S mill, where the Union men are at
work in the blacksmith department, mat.
ieE arereported satisfactory, and the sub.
yet did hot seem 10 especially interest
Secretary Martin. At the Office OF the
BtSsemer Steel Works it was denied that
work would begin September lst, rs has
been published. Just when the works
Would start was by no means certain.
The Stewart Iron Company" said Mr..
John Chalfani, "at Sharon, / understand,
Started up this morning." This is non.
IaiOn concern, and has been idle for some
lur, making repairs. Altogether the stu.
Atom is more eloquent with rumors OF
,ht will happen in the very near future
than with actual yoinsson, but it seems
reasonably certain that an important
Meeting Of the Union will be held to.
nOrrOw.
Eeis Bros, proprietors OF the sheet mill
Anew Castle, issued the following mani.
lrsioon Saturday: All persons formerly in
OUT employ who failed to respond to our
I,oilce published August IS, 1882, are
lFTeNy discharged, and their places are
oprn 10 any competent persons who may
apply Tor The same. We have work for
limited number Of plate and sheet rollers,
ataltn, sllearers and pud,llers, which
% will give out in the order in
sAlc'i applications for the same may
g Ncelsrd, 10 competent workmen
FsAarantee steady work at the prevail.
ny a'es Of wages paid for the same class OF
oiT' Fay every two weeks in cash, and
supple protection from interference OF
"uy description. No man engaged with
SSl'l be discharged except, Tor incom.
,t'eney aud neglect Of work. 1t is expected
way an attempt to stirt the mill will be
s4 sa'e 'nls week, and although the firm
s's' That numerous applications have
n.y.. sn tecesvcd, the Amalgamatcd men say
"''eS 10 weakness in their ranks.