New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
DEMANDS or THE WORKINGMEN.
EIGHT HOURS or NOTHING IN BALTIMORE - II
EVICT MINERS-NOTFS.

EIGHT HOURS OF NOinING IN BALTIMORE - TO
EvtCr MINERs-NOTFs.
BALTIMORE, May = (SpcciaD.-There Will De
great parade here tomorrow of Knights of Labor and
trades unions celebrate the emancipation OF work
pgmen" Eight thousand expected to be In linc
and picnics held at the parks after tho parade
Three thousand will probably out on strike to-
morrow building trades. Carpenters warned thelr
employers nght that they would not return to WORK
on Monday the old hours nor at even the concession
offered by builders Theirs are 5000 Journey
men carpenters this city aud about twcthrs OF this
uumbcr will ION In the strike Between LOCO aud lsoo
carpenters the number that gave notice last
night of their determination not to return 10 Work To-
morrow. They want eight hours work with pay OF -
day until August after that date the wages TO De III
creased TO - so day. The present rate OF wages Tor
ten hours il ~ 80 day. The employers on the other
hand are willing grant zine hours as days WORK
and pay that Is now gwen Tor zen houis
work. with minimum pay of 81 70 day ior those VINO
are less skilled The brick manufacturers have approved
the action of builders aud have reiusei 10
acccde to the demand for cgh hours. r. oo,,. o,o
YoUXGsTowN, ONO. May > (SpccidO.-Iwo weeks ago
tho miners numbering 200 at the Ieadv1le coal sha l
askrd for an advance aud when 1t refused all quit
work since then the operators ordered the pumps
stopped aud yesterday scrv notice on all miners occu
pyiar the coHpanys houses leave them within three
davs II ,s beieyed that tho men Will decline TO
and that trouble will occur when an attempt j.
made to eject them.
than a thousand garment cutters will quit worb, De
mandng ten hours pay for eight honIs %%9IA' WORK ing ING
sons Howard & Norris went out yesterday W. :;
Allison of the firm of the Allison Car,Norks s.il
to-day that he would under no consideration grant o
Increase OF demanded ny the men, ana II the .oo
empoyes desired remain idle IL was their own 1aut
PITTsBtRG May 2-The Amalgamated Association OF
Iron aud orkers Will hold grand tarlH demon
stratiOn Beaver. PENN saturday Jane D. on the oc-
caslon of their annual reunion. Among the speakers
who win deliver addresses tariff aud labor are GOV
ernor Pattson, Lieutenant Governor Black siinuel j.
Randall General John 4. Logan. Hons. Nathan Con.
Ir ongressnen william Mckinley, ir., T. NJ Bayne.
James :. Negy. Samuel Crliiith, samuel MHcr Maruu
A. Foran John Jarrett and L. A. Armstrong.
WuMINGroN, Del. May (SpeciaD. The eight-hou
movement has reached this city. The masons. hrck-
ayers. and carpenters will srike tomorrow Inc
carragc-nakcr. OF whom there are many, are expected
To be first follow the hOusebuilders Inc strikers
want ten hours pay for eight hours work.
sANDUsKY. Ohio, May 2.-There has been no strike
here no demand for eight hours and no demonstration
y yet no hint that there Will be-
Boston. May 9 (Sycctui.-Five thousand men In the
building trade OF expected to strike tomorrow
for eight work and no reduction OF pay Tney III
cude 900 carpenters 200 painters, lOOO Drcsdycrs
and 500 plumbers
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. May 2.-Yesterday about one
hundred who wanted every one TO observe noli-
| marched from place 10 place. making thoir demands
known receiving recruits as they marched along
Some book beer banners On arriving at Fuller
4 Rices mill outsd OF city limits, they started 10
interfere with workneD. They met by clubs in
The hands OF the mill wOrknen. The mob took refuge
behind freight and renewed the battle with
stones. one hit in the abdomen with a large
| stone aud another was seriously hurt
WAsuISGroN May 2.-From present indications
10 600 men this city Will quit work tomorrow on de
| manding that eight hours be IL working day.
PITTsBrRG Nav 2.-Ata meeting OF stonemasons OF
Psburg and Allegheny tonight II was decided 10 strike
ZOO men will thrown out of employ ment by the
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