The Labor enquirer., 1884-01-26
Late Labor news.

By Associated Press
1, DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-The National meei
ing at Boyle to-day was attended by 90
persons. The speakers were o O'Briel
and Kenney, members of parliament.
During riot at Euniskillen, Saturday
the police charged the mob and wer
met by shower of stones. The Orange
men also stoned the police and after
wards stoned the Catholic school houses
CINCINNATI, JAN, 20. The Bricklayer
International Union has just closed it
session of several days and will NEE
next in Jersey City, January IL, 1885
They voted to urge the passage of thu
pending bill in congress to prevent tht
importation of alien labor. The matter
of eight hours for days work wa.
referred to the local unions, their vote tc
be sent in by August l.
PARIS, JAM. 20.-Two meetings were
held to-day in furtherance of the propo.
sition to revise the constitution. Speeches
were delivered favonng social revolu.
ton. One of the meetings decided to
organize fund to raise monument to
the communists who were shot.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Morning Post
says: "On Tuesday last, shortly before
the special train which took the prince
of Wales to visit D. Rothschild, al
.Holton, left Euston Station, five
packages of dynamite were found in the
tunnel through which the train passes u
FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 22.-The man
ufacturers' board of trade has decided to
reduce the wages of the mill operatives
on February i. 1t is understood that
the reduction will be 10 per cent. -
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Jan. 22.-The
Hartford breaker of the Lehigh &
Wilkesbarre coal company burned, this
evening, with many coal cars. Loss
100000; insurance $4,000. Six hun
dred men are thrown out of employ
ment by this fire.
New York, Jan. 22.-Peter ]. Meaney,
a pool seller at race courses, is missing,
and no one seems to know just where he
is gone. He was under bonds to appear
for sentence, he having pleaded guilty to
an Indictment for keeping pool rooms.
1t is also given out now that Meaney, as
treasurer of the Iron Molders' union,
was short in his accounts $4,000. 1t is
also said that he cannot make good the
deficit; and, therefore, flight was neces-
sary. The furniture of Meaney's pala-
tisl residence is accordingly advertised
for sale. - .. s-s II. D.
] CLEVELAND, Jan. 21.-It is reported
here that the miners employed by the
Pittsburg, Youngstown & Cleveland rail-
way at Bergholz, are making violent
demonstrations on account ofreceiving
no pay. Bridges have been torn down,
trestle work wrecked, and the company's
other property destroyed. Italians in
large numbers are congregated at ALI
ance, but all is quiet. t il.
DUBLIN, Jan. q. Notwithstanding the
governments proclamation and the
presence of 200 police, the meeting of
the Nationalists was held Yesterday in
the yard of the Catholic chapel of Lough-
rea. Three priests addressed the meet
ing. They denounced the government
for suppressing meetings Of the Nation
alists and advised their hearers to join
the league.
Sr. PETERsBURa, Jan. 21.-The police
are carefully examining the Easements
of the houses and the alleys in the vicin-
ity of the Anitsohkoff palace, and the in
habitants in that neighborhood are sub
jected to a stringent surveillance.