New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.

NEW MINES OPENED IN THE SOFT COAL REGION
WAGES RAIsED-NOTES.
HUNTINGDON, Penn, April 7 (SpecidA.-The
r,e in the price OF coal caused by tho srKe Oh 'no
miners has the effect Of opening up mines that nave
heen disused The Everett Iron Company has taken
,u or,rac, IN furnish coal for the Clearfeld Coal
Connanv II is to be taken from the mines at kearney
Rdford County which have never been worked oy tho
Everett Company except to supply thslr own iurnScoe
They have not been operated Tor moro tnah year.
largo number Of not recently engaged IN mihing
and therefore under the influence OF tho strikers OF
the Miners Federation, have been employed Anos WI"
he nad fifty cents ton. the amount the strikers arc de
,.nd,ng After fulfilling tho contract the company VIII
~ ~ nina and sell coal II tho strike be not settled
and prices reduced'
PHILADELPHIA, April tSpee'dN-A committee OF s ~
anential citizens this afternoon forwaaeu S ~
Tounc,s .skiug them to take somc acton tnAt wou.o
compel the traction Company to continue ruhnhx us
night lines OF cars
ortyoY. Mass, April 7-At a meeting last night tne
crsn,te msuufacturers Association comprising thirty
Ave Of tho leading firms here adopted price lst WHOM
Increases wages from 70 10 per cent on an average
To- take effect May aud to continue ior Quo yoaf'
hovs gathered ia front Of Bruschke Rickes urhture
factory last evening and threw bricks aud other missiles
nsmty sheriff who is guarding the property came out
and tho crowd began throwing eggs az MN. w. ""i'0r
linn Eithermann and H. Jagdfcldt were arrestod'
posros. April The Old Colony Railroad Company
today raised the pay OF baggagemasters ana orakeen
~ears or more from 81 75 TO " per day thoso wno
Worked over and less than nve years ARC
proportionally; those whothave worked oveT one % T
two years receive ten cents more uSy' Ano
increase dates back to March -
WILMINGTON, Del, April All the MImng.Sn S
ornaco Will attend the meetiuE Vi .no
Wartonal Morocco Exchange at Philadelphia to-mortos
ns sIgnidcsnce is attached to movement among INC
, ass.mhIies OF knights OF Labor to organize
ar,ct Tor Delaware. The formation OF such an az,
hIv will remove wilmington from the jurisdiction Vi
sS Philadelphia assembly and bring matters conoeln.nt
resident workingmen into the hands VI local eoe' VI
the order. ,c,n rAo .,rLa
yorxcsrowy Ohio, April (SpeciaD.-Ihe strike
-, eqin az the limestone quarries near CaDon
WI "n rhur.day came to an end yesterday by comprUo
msa 'rhe demand for an increase IN wages rum
cents TO Is cents ton. ln1 coinP 20 vor rk
GIad NJ IL cents ton, and all the men went 10 ~ofA
yesterday
wooSsocKEr April The Woonsocket Rubber WORKS
will start up Friday and the bootmaAer' VIII 'o'""'
work on Monday
CHICAGO April (Speoidp-The emp,oye' vr H tno
ID ~ ,y,cr B.ike-t offender Company. IN tais Guy ue
cird TO refer tha question Of an advance n !.
~ Enrnifurr Makers Union which hea lts quar.eiy
meeting last niga About 500 neu ,ov ~ ba arr
=, S,a n,snlyed that IN the employ oi no ni
- a today demand that all piecoworK Do apolSneu
win the exception OF billiard oas the wagoe oi 49,,
r he raised Is per cent; wages ior "orA W '"o '
| to be raised 20 per cent
HARTFORD April tspecidD- The House toaA PASS
\ rho hi prohlbiting any minor under nhtecu, VI 80,
wa,u.n from WORKING moro than Ton nouts oaJ VI r.!
,n. week The penalty Is 500 for each ouenee. tn
, w.. 10 10 90 The bill prohibiting the ie.hx ~ y
| town paurers by contract was Passoe N @ -
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