Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
ORDERED TO WORK.

An Address Issued by the Local Executive
Committee at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. March 29.-The Executive
Committee of District Assemblies l0l, 80
aud II, in session this morning, have just
issued the following brief address:
ST. LOUIS, March 29, 1886.
To the Knights of Labor Of the Great
Southwest:
FELLOW WoRKMEN:--We congratulate
YOU one and ell on your manhood and for
titude during our late great struggle for
recognition and right. Now we accept ar
bitration as Just. Let us not deuean our
selves as men Of dignity and manhood.
Every man to his post and his duty with
quiet sobriety. Let US exhibit the same
fsal for the up building Of the business Of
the west that we have Just done in proving
that labor is king.
Signed. -.
EXECUTIVE BOARDS l0l, SO and II.
Warrants for knights.
ST.. LOUIS, March 29.-The strikers
have received no specific instructions as
vet in regard to resumipg work, but they
say that it will be impossible for them to
return before Wednesday morning.
Warrants were sworn out this morning
at the instance of special attorneys of the
Missouri Pacific road against J. J. McGary,
Judge Advocate of District Assembly No.
l0l, C. W. Chase, and man named Bur-
6ette, under the general charge OF felony,
but Tor the specific ottense OF obstructlng
trains aud treSpsssing upon the property
OF the company.
The from Mountain Resumes.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Traffic has been
practically resumed oa the Iron Mountain
road. Two trains left to day-oue ABOUT
noon and another at . p. m, and three
trains arrived from the South. Quite a
number of men applied for work at the
yards Of this road to day and they were
employed.
Still Out at Kansas City.
KANSAS CRY, March 29.-Fhe Missouri
Pacific strikers are still out, having receiv-
ed no orders to resume work. The com
pary are running freight trains, however,
under police protection. Three were sent
out this morning.
Probable Strike On the Grand Trunk.
LoxDoy, OST., March 29.-The employees
of the Grand Trunk Railway have decided
10 reject Mr.. Hicks proposition for par
tial restoration OF reduction in wages, and
to demand q return OF full pay. 1t is
stated that the employees at other points on
the Grand Trunk system are working in
unison with these at London on this ques
ton.
No Strike Necessary.
PITrsBURG, March 29.-The ten per
cent advance in wages demanded by the
machinery moulders some time ago to take
EJECT to-day has been granted by Jones X
l. L.ughlin, Porter i Bell, Anderson 4 Bell,
W. Fl. Irwin, and the Lewis Foundry Co.
As number of other firms have signilied
their willingness to cede the increase the
strike, it is thought, viii Be unnecessary.
Pittsburg Car Strike.
PIrTsBURG Pa, March 29.-The street
car strike developed nothing new today
Everything was quiet and likely to remain
80 for the next twenty. four hours ct lgast
as the railway officials say they will not
attempt TO run any cars at presant.
If the difficulty is not settled in
few days, however, arrangements
will be made to start the cara on one or
tive lines with non-union men. President
Patrick, Of the Birmingham road, sa7s
when they get ready to start application
will be made to the Mayors cf the two
cities and the Sheriff for protection against
violence.
Less Work and More Pag.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 29.-Ths Jeans
Manufacturers Association Of Ohio Valley
met here today and decided to cut work
ing hours down from eleven to ten per
day, Advance the pay per cent and TO
cultail production owing to the state OF
fro1a