The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
LABOR NOTES.

Trade and LABOR Sou"o"
ioI oSpan S. glassware is very duil az present IN
,,o Pittsburg market. :. pouo,ro
tAe ,be manufactures at bellaire,
AZ a. are running busily' -
Valo ..hlewarc factories are all busy put
inc '1vi ittic demand for ware as yet.
there % 'ton i', bakers OF Newark, N. j., are
The ul'g Car ~ increase of 81 week. Is
on sum M ,lyers OF New York city and Its
.Iiily LUZ I'm met yesterday and formed UNION
'Ni', s,.,r convention of tae miners OF ono
Ae'h'ld NJ Columbus on Tuesday, May l.
WI, ~, w cleveland Vessel Owners Associa-
inc o1ocidcd TO reduce seamen's wages.
uou "'I ,..,osbip Canadian, from Glasgow,
lhr 'S eco immigrants at Boston on satur-
day. ,o number of employees Of the Read
ias ,fiIl have asked for an increase OF
wages -. ,,rIovad In Philadei-
Sou,u h.ya " struck against q reduction In
wages ,y...ol TIr,oD will meet
riuelnpati Igr July II to hold tneir nrst an
DGri ~,s so o,gsrmakers of Philadelphia demand
inI nIranee Of 81 per thousand 70 date
from | May ext
w. no.ton shoe firm has made arrange
A. nVa,J ~ move their shoe factory aHd tan
merry to Atlanta "a p...
H' Tho cigar makers of Norfolk and Porte
lnt Lux n Virginia, will strike, If necessary
a., an advance OF wages
MIA miners of the McAlister and Havanna
!, ~, mines in the Choctaw Nation, Indian
T",ritory. are on strike. .
y.,rly $4,000 have already been sub
scrbed toward building cooperative shoe
factory at Allentown, Pa.
An dppartments of the St. Louis iron
uais in East st. Louis are on steady, double
,nrn with cool orders ahead.
s,rte. are in vogue among the calf-Bid
,,a,sers painter, cigarmakers, marble cut
,n,. and others Of Philadelphia.
u,rhle cutters of Philadelphia want 80
,.nts per day extra, and reduction in the
tours of labor from ten TO nine.
ovners buildings in Chicago are cancell-
Inn contracts with builders and giving their
work out to the union bricklayers. F
The ri,ar makers of G. II. Work, in
u, an advance of % cents per thousand.
The cigar manufacturers OF New Haven
have agreed TO the increase Of $l per thou
sand demanded by the makers after to-day.
The EMPLOYERS of about half the cigar
makers of New Haven have agreed 70 the
advance Of 81 per thousand, to begin May
lst.
Another strike Of the tobacco operatives
Of Lynchburg, Virginia, is threatened, the
prIztrs and stcmmers having demanded an
increase
The steamer Cata, onia arrived at Boston
Yesterday with 1900 immigrants, most OF
Them sent over at the expense of the British
Goyernme t.
Iisalcged that the coal field OF north
eastern Indiana county, Pa, is one OF the
most extensive ever found, and the quality
is excellent Tor gas or coke.
The strike of tobacco operatives at Lynch
burg, Va, /, ended and the factories will
resume. The differences were compromised
by an arbitration committee.
Tbedisc0yerv of coal has caused big eX
element al Whittmore, Iowa. The dis
coyerg wa- made in well 40 feet deep
where an eighl-foot vein was struck.
The class blowers working at Butler, Pa.
request blowers and other glass workers u
give that place wide berth, as an effort II
being made to break up the union there.
The strike Of printers in the Montrea
Star Office has cpded in the defeat OF thu
strikers Ry means of female help and non
union men the paper has been got out regu
ary.
TIE striking silk weAvers of New jersey
are ,lhi standing out against the reduction
of II per cent, aud appeal to other trad
organizations for aid in resisting the impo
silion Of the employers
According to Associated Press dispatche
work is being resumed in Chicago on tn
buildings now In course of construction
aud thr master masons assert that they nov
have the bricklaying help they need.
CAMDEN, April 2S.-The ship carpenter
Strike here is likely to be ended soon by tn
employers coneeding the demands of th
worklun, because the former cannot com
pIcle their contracts If the strike continues
The cigar-makers' union of Wilkesbarr
made a new demand un0n the manufat
tlrers un saturday night for higher wages
Increasing the figures to 81 so per Thousand
II it is refused about 200 men will strike u
diy.
All the passenger conductors on the Ali
hama Great Southern railroad resigned o
saturday, because of an order by Generi
Manager Scott, directing them to furnish
slNOO bond each In the North America
Guarantee Company of Canada. 1t is sal
lhe objection was to the company in whiC
'he bond was TO be given.
At meeting of the Mems Boot and ShC
Assembly III Cincinnati yesterday, it was r
ported that seven of the ten manufacture
Were diseharging men, and contemplated
reduction Of wages after May /. a resol
loll was adopted declaring that the me
Will not demand any advance for the comir
season il tue present rate of wages is mai
iained ri .
Elghl iheHsa"d coal miners, several hu
urea csar IN IT,, and number Of jou
nGSmrn plattegers in the Pittsburg distri
VIII strike tomorrow unless the employe
eo.eede to their demands. rhe miners W
9'Iihe against reduction of half cent p
9ushtl III the mining rate, while the Gig
natrrs want dollar per thousand advanC
auu .he plasterers an increase of rs cen
per day.