Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-21
EASTERN NEWS.
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-. C,sar Makers-seven rheusan,
-. and women sst OF Employ
usesf.
rxr YoaK, July 19.-Tbe cigar max
- the Protective Union did not re
s.,r to work in the factory Of Ottenburi
p,.s. no to closing last evening. anS
arrdino to a mutual understanding
- factories of all members Of tn
T.;,ad Cigar Manufacturers OrRauiza
~. n which the OttenburRs belong
sr,o,med their employees that thsr,
E,auid he no werk until the question /.
s"tsIsd. Consequently 1000 cigar max
- MANY of them women, are out Of
ssnrlovmsnt. Ottenburg Bros. say they
III take their woskmen whenever they
- Filling 70 return, providing they an
Filing 10 work with the tweuty-si1
20 vbo are members of the Interna
s;cnsi Union. OF the ZOO men locked
,rt only quarter are union men, bul
ince the look out the ranks OF Progress
sivs Union are being rapidly recruited
hiring the I asst two days nearly 100
nsv members have bean received, and
ssob day will probably bring new addi-
lions TO the ranks
The manufacturers say that in conse-
cnsnoa of the reduction Of tax in Nay
ma lime most of the factories had
isrca stocks of cigars on hand, and the
is,os iobbers had moro than they 90 aid
S;snose of in two months. The Inter
cstional Union said their organization
sculd Stand lock Loot very easily. Most
~ their members were employed in the
srsIIer shops, which were not members
N the Manufacturers Union. There
are about 300 International men locked
ont. and 800 still ct work. The men,
hsrship In this country vas fully 5000.
ard thew had a strike fund. Nearly TO-
nm CIGAR makers held a meeting last
nicht. 10 hear reports from the different
shop, which had been closed. Nothing
viIl be done by the union until some re-
cogt Ia received from the manufacturers.
mo cav they are prepared for lock-
mi Of three months duration. A num-
hsr Of the men thrown out of employ
,seut have found work elsewhere, and
others are being sent to New England
cities, where there are branches OF the
Progressive Union in existence.
A Yssag Heir Seat % the ususe 81
Refuge.
WasuIxaros, July 18.-There II much
cossip In the neighberho0d Of Twenty
second and Brandywine streets, over
the arrest Of a l6- year-old lad, Lionel Il.
Bsrryman, and his committal TO the
house Of refuge. Young Bergman il
heir 70 his dead fathers estate, valued
q about $4,000. and In described a. q
bright and intelligent boy. He was ar
rested July 7th. and had q hearing be-
fore magistrate. Young Berryman's
property IL in the hands of the Fidelity
rrust and Safe Deposit Company, but
his personal guardian II DenDisOn
Smith, who has q monthly allowance
out of the estate for the boys support.
AZ the magistrates office, Smith, who
IL married 70 the sister Of young Berry
mans dead mother, charged that the
boy had been guilty Of vicious conduct,
and was utterly incorrigible and beyond
control. The testimony having been
oorroborsted, the magistrate sent the
lad 70 the house of refuge. The boy
stoutly denied the charges made. The
neiQhbOrs now assert that they were
tSumped up aud the oommittal was I'm
just. They say the boy was quiet and
orderly and preferred to associate with
boys younger than himself. He was
very popular among the young and old.
One of the chief offenses with which he
was charged was getting into the house
By breaking q window, during the
woman's absence. instead Of waiting In
the street several hours Of the night, un-
Gil abe returned.
Cetssa Mill fer China.
BOSTON, July ia. w. Danforth, ac-
oompanied by Leang Cho SAX, of
Shanghai, has left Lowell for San Fran
CISCO. having completed all his arrange
ments In the interest Of the Shanghai
cotton cloth mill company. He pro-
Deeds 10 Shanghai, where he will be
Joined BY J. 3. Whitney, Of Lowell,
and another competent assistant. Their
first work In China will be- TO build
mill, the machinery for the same being
on route. Whitney In q hoileemaker
and HOlbFOok carder and engineer.
The Assault - Rev. shaw.
LARxDo, Tex, July l8.--Advices from
Monterrey today throw little additional
light on the murderous assault ON Rev,
Harvey SHAW, In temporary charge OF
the United States Consulate At that
point. Il seems that mob had taken
temporary poasessiou Of the Office dur.
ing The absence Of Shaw at supper, and
on his return be was felled 10 the aooI
BY q blow from revolver, and lay IN.
conscious until passer-by heard biz
Qroans and came to his relief. The
furniture, papers and an American has
we're strewn over the floor. shaw seemed
70 BE- doing we'll today, and Il Ii though
b will recover.
C1earlng usase Report.
Nxw YoRx, July l9.-The Public says
'srhs second week Of the month show
distsssning changes at eight Of the thir.
teen pgincipal cities, and at sevsn Of thu
fourteen minor points. Two Of thu
chief cities Mt which an increase ooouf'
are Chicago, the headquarters Of gam
bling in grain and provisions, and Pitts
burg, the headquarters Of gambling II
oil. Cincinnati and Louisville rspoi
Gains Of 10 per cent, while Ill othe
aitiss exceeding $4,000. 900 Per week 10
port loesea Al New York, With do
cline Of Is per cant. In total exchanges
the deduction Of double the value o
stocks cold leaves about e470. 874, B(S
oily e65O, 600 below the amount for th'
corresponding week Of last year. w
infer that the Improvement In genera
business, OF which encouraging sign
have heretofore been noticed, does no
quite continue 70 meet expectation
and that the excessive speculative 90
tvity cannot be regarded 40 health
symptom"
Clsssag Concerts % shs sasasersest
BurrALO, July lathe nfth and sixtl
concerts Of the Twsuty-third 6asnRsr
faat took placs In this city today. an
Usse Q fitting finale 10 the gfandest ma
aieai convention ever held In this city
The abundance 1t the afternoon per
fogmanos vas 5000, and % the evonin
psgfofmanae fully 10000 were present
The audienoe Enthusiastically Applaud
"a different sslestions. The svsnin
ooneert vAs tho browning triumph Q
the Qroat fest, opening with the gran
ovsrSnPs 20 William TEL, followed b
the Old Mcfarland folk songs, In who
a. eon0u were rendered BY 4essrs. Ma
Heinrich and Christian WTitseh. elosin
ViAh 0Yaud mam chorus. After q praye
q thanksgiving, the chorus gave q
-lAr Hpaneled Bannsr,s the auaienc
Anlas 10 their fess and joining In
k1and chorus.
eepasnl Sheridan Congratulated.
,CucAao. July 19.--Cosreapoudenc
kGtwoen Lieatsnant General Sherida
and . citissa Il this city, Who antic
patna his asounutiOn OF the o0mman
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