The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

BUSINESS BRIEFS.
e LABOR TROUBLES MULTIPLY
!. Bloodshed Vet in Connecticut Aid for
The Hooking ,lioy Strikers-iEore
Assignmouts-Ih New York
Central Dividend, Etc.
Labor TroubIes.

icRACREy SHOULD TALK 10 TOE IA
RISEs
IPlrrsRCEl, Dec. "a. w. bIcCraclzen.
kperintendeoto OF the Hooking Valley
" Mining company, IS in tho city for
purpose OF securing men to fill the
faces Of the STRIKERS. Two hundred
finera hGve already gone from this vi
dnilg and rs many mere will be sent
khir the noHJ row DAYS, fifty leaving
Dilht. : p5riurauden5 MGCracken
bys they have j $50 men now at work
HI expect to have two mines running
4 ful before the end OF next week, AZ
he present rate. He says the men aver
h. 57350 per month.
D.TERMlN 8uT ORDERLY.
fSouiH NyRWALK, CONN, Dec. g.
n. the Smiling matters, the situation
4 daFremaiHs unchanged The lead
b. disclain that the men arc bent on
by breach Of the peace and viii partic-
bAia in none, " possible to avoid it.. al
hGa h they seom disposed to prevent
y possible, any hands from outside
owns taking their places. Sheriff
Schwartz expresses himself con
Edelt Of malnCaining order with
Vlb bIlt lNCtoHltN vi GAZING
on the troops, as has been reported
You'd be done. Gen, Slnth, Of the Ma
bOngl Guards, and Col. Watson, Of the
Fourth regiment, have received no ap-
prehonsiOns that the militia will be
1ali8d out, and fear no trouble that will
neCe5sitate SdCu action. IL is reported
<hat Gov. Waller will visit the scene of
disturbance. During the day the streets
n ere iuil VI Idle men, and crowds OF
Hem We're watching the trains for out
lide WOrkmen, but as y general thing
Pc men are quiet and orderly up 10 this
Writing.
WHAT TUE UNION SAYS.
Bridge p RI, CIEH., Dec. 6.-The OK
eOutivg committee OF he hatters' union
cf Norwark declared this afternoon that
the strikers had no other object in view
than That of pr, Getting their rights. It
lOW turns out thGt the call Tor troops
PAST night was made in the heat Of OK
cilemeAt and was without warrant.
rRoM HOOKING VALLEY.
COLUMBUS, Dee. 8. - A Jacksonville
Special says: Relief for the destitute
nliners is now coming from quarters
wholly unlocked for. the cowboys of
Texas send $50 70 the central relief
eommittea.
MuRDIRous MINER.
. Frank West and Phtllip Smith have
been arrested iug IN assault with iDtout
10 XIII George Brnont, one the old
miners who went TO work against in
structions. An ia reported quiet.
WHAT THE GLASS FRATERNITY MUST
FACE.
WHEELNG, Dec. 6. Notices were
posted to-day Ia tine live flint glass man
ufactories ~ Bellaire, the two nj
and the three at Martins
Ferry, To th effect that after December
Il, all work of pressers and tinishers
would be paid for by the piece ut the
PiItsburg rates. This amounts to Il re
VuCtlNn of from % to 10 cents per 6Ol
fieces of ware. The manufacturers say
that II the tormS proposed to-day are
not accepted by December -, the fires
will be drawn in all the furnaces and
work suspended Indefinitely.
a meeting of the district union Of flnt
glass workers, represent s the factorie,
lucky, was held here this evening. Ii
posed reduction in the facto
ries of Bollaire, Martins Ferry
aud Bridgeport. Assurances were re
oeived from tho unions in all parts o
the country. Assistance will be at
forded tho men on rem lining on
against reduction. No strike or lock
out is expected IN this city, as tho tactic
rios mere refused 10 go into the move
ment tor q reduction.
AM,LwAu EE's HUT DOWN.
NIIH uE T., u -. 6-nho Merchau
mills, ~ Bay Wow, were smut dow
Tonight In cpu.CuupDon OF tVt.r-urO