The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-17
THE IRON STRIKE.
AN INTERVIEW WITH .MR. JARRETT.
No Change In the SiluAtIou-The Mil Owners Meet.
Latest From ioungStoma-Ths Statement ~
Of Brown, Bonntll 4 Co.-ladustrlal
,tFR Notes From Other Points.

aT LA'eN FROM iouhsIomn-The statement
| Thrown, Bohnsll 4 Co.-ladustrlal
| 't' W Not" From Other Points.
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PIrrsuuRdn, August lG.--The event O.
today Is tho asscmblagc OF iron men ri
the rooms OF the Iron Association, Fourth
avenue, II IL tho second Meeting of tba,
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~ s''"' s',' VIC "a'os"
lioh OF Iron, steel anu Nail Manufacturers,
not tho Western Rolling Mill, or any other
mill associaiiop. ny bss been freelv maJc
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i,-''' :, ~ ', " '"o '"''"e ~,
tiohs, INC ar is lalrly uafReneu with ri.
mors, but when two such prominent men
ON both sides asA \. Ecotinc Eso pros;.
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ns". , y. ~ Wv Auo,' '',so''''"'"' ''u ifes'' 81
ucht Jarrett, Oh tlie AmalgamRted AssocIn.
tion, place themselves on record in the
matter. 10 give run,or would ;,c corta;,ly
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p'"s'. 'ef'y " q"es''ois MI
heatlns SAID; 'gH .f
"1n the first place our association has
not vet perfected its oryan;zo,ion ond we
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"''' o''. " o''s"so' II, 't''S MorA' We s''a''
compare notes and exchange views on the
situation. But this talk Of decided and
combined step TO start nm non.union or
,ho crroh M, 81 ,I,n -, ,.O... :
'"',, ou' " '''I ,""'''eu Assocl"'
!loh u all wrong. Just what action, il any,
u 10 be taGen cannot toll beforehand, but
YOU neeaht look ior anything startling.
IN t,le course OF an interview which is
gwen oelow, Mr. jarrett said:
Il have received no lntimation OF any
KIN" that lile manufacturers to-day desire
70 mKe any steps looking towards any con.
ference win our Assoclhtlon,' or towards
compromise ot any KIND, or that they in.
tehu 10 iisht inc Association, or attempt TO
ssa.t hoh-Hnioh or any olner way
so mucli ior what the Association won't
ao; mat 'hey intend to rlgidiy guard their
deilperatlons was evident early in the day.
AT ia. ~. the room was well filled with
iron men, and brief glimpse through the
open door showed that Mr.. Weeks was
pusy among the asseuDlage with note
DC DooK or transcription book or something.
Inc aoor WIS hastily closed when the rep.
ortorial lorm appeared, ant only opened
shorlly alter 70 enable PRESIDENT Heating
10 step, out and give the special policeman
ms orders.
MIR. JHrrctt was not found In his usual
good humor. 4 morning paper was in his
tlands, anu an interview with q "commu-
nlcative manufacturer" was the cause OF
tue residents vexation. Said he;
y am here placed in false position by
some ono who says ! was reelected in
spIe OF my onlsspoken opposition to the
IbstriSe, and That said that il was a cand.
'uate ior reelection It would only be on
condition that would be placed in y po-
sition where could end the strike. Why,
!nis IS ABSURD: could not end the strike
II ! chose; this would be one.inan power.
AS 10 my personal opposition 10 the strike,
Whatever that amounted to at the begin
ming, 1t does not follow that am now so
opposed, nor Is there any evidence in my
actions that am opposed to The present
struggle. :"
"iiow 10 you regard the present situa.
tom.
virtually as unchanged rs 1t was n
mIlontlrago, with perhaps the exception Of
Alckeespori, and | do not care to express
myself on that point. In fact, | have not
yet investigated, this subject, us | only
reached home lust evening" s
How about the 'liclmbacher break at
st. Louis?
"Tha: firm has, as near as can Judge,
been unjust, and inclined TO be tyrannica
with their men all along, but i'm not in
possession Of the details of the trouble"
The news from Cleveland, this morn.
ing, Is to the effect that the strike was de.
clared at an end ut u meeting OF Union
men held Saturday In that city,"
VI would prefer not TO say anything
about this. But as passed through Cleve.
land on Monday and heard Of no such
meeting, and had every opportunity to
have heard OF it had ittaken place, regard
tins news rs ut least improbable. There
are over seven hundred members OF the
Union in good standing Mt Cleveland" -
"How about Youngstown"
CONTRARY to published statements l.
was not called upon to take action in any
matter IN Youngstown. On Monday Nun.
asor Williams, OF Brown, Ronnclr 4 Co.,
called the Men together and made some
proposition. The nature Of this proposal
or the action taken by the men ain iGno.
rant oil, 81.
MIR. Jarrett then rcf,lrrcd 10 the recon-
strlcted constitution, stating that its pro.
visions would serve to make the 'Associa.
tion more homogeneous and that such
causes as led 10 the strike at Cleveland !usi