Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
FIFTH EDITH


cept those In the em = IRE still
Mullin & Company. a nb Of
remains unchanged s. The d
THIS forenoon an srbltr sSln e,
Sitting Ia the case Of US Ss,Ta Boz
COMPANY, and are arn srles N
upon the basis Of the scbsSni,lAn
offered BY the Executive oue 3
knights 70 the oonm
, FRIDAY LAY, night night. II w was sssa,.
me difhculty at Mullins v wd,,s
tied to-day and work % W. would
Il L. no secret that M ~ W S a.
looked upon by the oths %uill
tnrers 20 a representativaa e w., %
urn. IL 10 said that bs Win
agent q zen Of Blumenthal 60. ,o y y
VINO import their own b IjtSe,
million dollars worth. b v'ues s,
can compete with the bIshwh VINO
any section Of the counts sue"
A manufacturer said IT,.
tnat the strike would drivs a's ~
Iactarers TO combine and '1 u.
machinery, which would da a.. 10y
Q great part Of the mann sy wv
CURED in the trade. a
Beadenkopf & Bro. in a ~.
morning News this morn, Iaiu
diets the report In the Eoa,e
OF last evening, that one Of -.
bers OF the Arm said az 7, w.; sue
Executive Board Of thu ~,
Labor that stood In the var u
coming to an agreement win
employees to continue ra.s
their (the frm's) oomr, "u'
the Morocco Manafacturers'
tion, which they could no, IL
go back on. 30 far as tbsv ~
cerned, they would rather ss rss
the Philadelphia prices and ~, y
risk OF getting more money ON,
stock than to shut down. ~
been Mt liberty to ooms s
understanding with their men
would have put more skins in n
and have gone right on d"
All the manufacturing firm,
ing all they can with what hi
can get TO save their stock m y.
have not shaved a hide n,
years are slashinp aronnd T..
proofs, leather aprons and h,uI
boots fishing hides from tbe ns,
placing them where they vii ~ ~
danger. Not . manufacturs,
of Charles Mallin & Comnans
about arbitration but we,s
tent on saving their stock and h.
ting up their manufactories unal
could be q better understanding
future.
The strikers are bebsyIn,
orderly manner and enioy tbr
promenading Market street AMI
clusters OF them congrepa,s
vicinity Of the shops where tbs,
employed, watching for sonetS
turn up. Some men Ut Charles RI
Co.'S shops are said to have nolss
new hands employed. Men vb1
employed would 20 hcms TO
their clothes, and being intimida1
not return. A manufacture, n
men themselves did not engage
violence. but through Their ir3
crowds Of boys would gather
corners and throw small stoj
them and call them "scIbs"
Last evening when work ceas|
o'clock the workmen were neII
party OF strikers and driven back.
Mr.. Baird and some Other mem
the Arm vent with them and pu
them.
| Obief OF Police DO1gherty b:
the inconsistencies that be will ID
the peace and prevent intEt
with the men who want to 20 to
even IL 1t takes the Whole police
| The strikers still lave the sad
that the Wilmington manuil
ought to be able to pay the s,as
that are paid in Philadelpll
thought that the manufacIH
joyed the local advantages OiEi
ton as well as the men.
| A general idea also is that The
faotur ers showed the weak side
case when they refused to submit
bltratioD.
The report that ]. Parke 7
President OF the National MorOcCa
ufacturers' Exchange, had called
cial meeting OF that body Ia Phl
phia In unfounded, though that
has been talked over. There lisa
that even II such a meeting was
the Wilmington manufacturers
meet with enemies TO their N
their own association. 1t Is NOR
q mooted question that the Pnl
phia manufacturer are in some q
at the bottom of the trouble