The Labor enquirer., 1884-08-02

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Mn Ymx. July AZ ! M ting 81
i the nation4l exeeullifss commis sicf The
4 dnatiooal lahes pesty 1ays thS 1ellou-
Ing rsoplutiou ~ ndopted
Where's o1ing 10 tho - HIT tho
'|lstters of acre " of Hensral Buflef
and Govesnos Cleveland have not ret
appeared. that pending Their apSsazaace
Intelligent action cannot ~ taken. The
national convention % b hsld ia The
city of Chicago, July 50, shsuld b pot
popsd until September l. & 4
IoaDoN, July So The trials q the
suspected dynamiters. John Daley,
James Eean and William McDonell be-
| gan to-day It Warwick. The brisonels|
were brought TO court under guard of
soldiers and armed police, who viii sur-
|round the court during the trial. Daley
will conduct his own defense In spite Of
the fact that his friends In Liverpool
offered to procure eminent counsel.
McD pleaded guilty to the charge
of treason snd felony, whereupon the
other charges against him withdrawn.
Daley and Egan pleaded not guilty,
Prr7sBuRG, July so Dispatch Brad
ford special says: The Bradford glass
works, which shut down on account Of 4
strike recently, resumed to-day with non,
union men. This afterno con the strikers
surrounded the factory while Fortune
Dogneaux, the new foreman, and Super
intendent McCartney were inside, and
began throwing stones Mccartney esl
capped, but Dogneaux was captured and
bis eyes gouged out toprevent him doing
any more work. There is great excite
ment tonight, and it is feared the
strikers will burn the factory and other
buildings of the company.
New York, July %. To-day begins
the second week Of the bricklsyers' and
laborers strike fornine hours per day.
The reports as to the men on the strike
are conflicting. The employers say 5000
and 1.-THE workingmen claim ZOO Nearly
all the plasterers engaged on jobs where
the employers refused to accede to- the
nine7hour demand quit work to-day; 4
also number Of hod hoisting engineers.
A large number of trainers also stopped +
work this morning. The committee of
the striking bricklayers reported tonight
that four more firms had surrendered. h
The trainers who struck to-day for nine
hours were all successful. AT meeting
Of the Master Builders association to- /
night word was received from several II
master builders, not members, that they K
had refused to yield and proposed to {
hold out as long as the, members Of this I
association. IL
PARIS, July 3I-The chamber of depu-
Ties, by a vote of 294 to 49,, adopted the
revision of the constitution bill as it
passed thesenate. s5 NJ /. IA I.s,
LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, July 81. The ,
lessees of the state penitentiary to.dsy
received notice from the citizens of Pope
county to take the conyicts out of the
coal mines there within ten days. The
people are determined not to let the
conyicts work in the county. Six con- i
victs have barricaded themselves in one /
mine and refuse to come out. Theguards
are afraid to go in after them.
revolutionary Agitation.
Justice Mondon, England, s
Incendiarism spreads in Europe with
the increase Of misery and discomfort
among the workers At Madrid the