Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

e PHILADELPHIA, May L-All the em 4. ployes of Betz < Jones' extensive brewer - ID this city, struck this morning. '' CHICAGO, May 1-The freight hons ' men of the Ft. Wayne roai this morn ing made demand for hours and vii
 stup at noon unless is IS conceded. The drivers and conductors of tn, . Blue Island avenue lines of the Westerr Division Car company, demanded that their working day consist of clever hours without decrease in pay. The company acceded without parleying A hundred men employed by the same
 company oD the extension to their lines, struck for eight hours.
 Freight handlers on the Milwaukee
 and St. Paul road stopped at 10 o'clock
 of their own accord. A crowd of three
 hundred orfour hundred are marching
 ID body toward the Mccormick works
 on the southwestern outskirts, with a
 red flag at theIr head.
 CINCINNATI, May Five hundred
 employees of the furniture manufactur-
 ing Cos and 100 employees of he Bruns-
 Wick-Balke Billiard Manufacturing O.,
 are out in consequence of the refusal to
 grant ten hours. pay for hours work.
 PITTsBURG, May l,-The furniture man.
 uiactories having refused to grant their
 employees their demands for reduction
 m the days labor from 10 to hours,
 general strike was inaugurated to-day.
 Nearly every furniture factory in Pitts
 burg aud Alleghany is closed and over 6OO men idle. The stone cutters in the
 two cities are also out for g hours a dsy
 but Will return to work on Monday.
 Employers are generally concedipg to their demands.
 BosToV. May I,-In this city the trades union of carpenters, brotherhood ot carpenters and ioiners of Amerlca,
 AmGl2amated society of carpenters and Iolners and plumbers union, five thous- and men in all, have resolved to demand eight hours on Monday, and will strike | If their demand IS refused. The Mas. ters' building association will close up
 usiness rather than submit to any in- | tsrference.
 CHICAGO, May 1-Nine hundred strik. ing railroad freight handlers met at the | Harrison Street viaduct near the West Side Union passenger depot, at this morning. Upon the suggestion of some one ,n the crowd the men started for Wabash freight yards, to urge the men employed there to stop work. The men there Gs once began quitting work. From there the crowds, increasing in size, visited the yards oi the Lake Shore, Rock leland, Louisville, New Albany d Chicago. and Michigan Central roads where nearly all of the men stopped. SAN FRASCIsCO, May l-Furniture
 Makers Union No. l5 of this city have notified all the members of the union that on and after Monday next 8 hours | shall constitute a days labor. The Cigar Makers International Union have | come tO the same determination The executive committee of the non- partisian anti-coOlie league have resolved to place boycott on berrles raised or picked by Chinese.
 ST. LOUIS. May 1.--Seversl hundred carpenters decided that, beginning to- day, they would work eight hours day. The bosses have agreed to the proposi- ton as the men demand pay for but eight hours work.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo, May -Four persons are this morning reported missing who are believed to have perished in the ruins Ot the Bancroft fire yesterday. Search will be made as soon as pos sible. The fire IS still burning among the runs. A. l. Bancroft & O., have opened temporary offices at no Gesry street. where they will attend to all bus iaess as usual. All their accounts and business books were saved. The firm has received the following: "Messrs. A. L. Bancroft & CO:-Gentlemen. It is with deep regret that we learn of your great loss by fire. We sympathize with your misfortune, the more from fact that we have SO lately passed through the same fiery ordeal. We extend to you our heartfelt sympathies and all the facilities that our limited establish ment can afford until you resume bus mess. Yours truly.
 H. $ .CRoCKER < O,
 SAN FRASCIsCO, May I.-The sentence | of ]. Milton Bowers, convicted of the | mur6 ar of his wife, has been deferred | from today until Saturday next
 SAN FRANCISCO, May L. Indications for the succeeding 32 bours for Califor- fornia: Continued clear weather.
 SAN FRANCIsco, May 1.-The Chroni- ele's Washington special says the state | ment that the nomination of TinnIn to | be surveyor of the port of San Fran cisco, had been reported adversely to the senate by the committee on commerce | IS denied, and that Tinnin's nomination has not yet been acted on at all.
 LONDON, May 1.-Gladstone denies the story that be has decided to join the Roman Catholic Church and that be had requested the fact to be kept | q secret for six months for political reasons. It is stated that John Morley, chief secretary of Ireland, in a speech to be delivered at Glasgow, will an- uounced that the government has de- cided Co abandon that feature of the home rule bill which excludes Irish rep resentstives from Westminster.
 NEW YORK. May l-Private and trust worthy cable dispatches say that the native mslcontents in India are becom- ing expectant of break up of British rule. European officials. civil and milI- tary. have sent communications stating that never since the great mutiny was crushed were the natives, and especially the Brahmin classes, SO insOlent and threatening as now. The natives press is more than ever hostile and aggres- sive. The demands of the educated na- tives include f-goyernment through the Brahmin class, the reduction of the English garrison and the formation of a strong body of native artillery to re- place the English, the control of h. dia's finances, of judicial appointments and of the native army seems to be the of the civilized HIndoos. Beyond the press agitation there is known to be a nucleus of a conspiracy league which If permitted free growth will become formidable.
 CHICAGO, May 3.-Atsnder RIbbols, an Italian @ years of age living at 3243 Butterfield street, become engaged in a quarrel yesterday with Joan Hipsmsn, a German hostler. 60 years of age. The old men soon come together, Hipsmsn with a pItchfork and Ribbols with re- volver. The latter fired an intellectual shot, when Hipsmsn dropped the pitch fork and grappled with him 10 obtain the revolver. While the two old men were struggling @ servant called out to Ribbola's sons that Hipsman vas killing their father. The boys hastily rushed put and Felix, aged g, sprsug between the com batsnts. As he did so a shot vas fired and Felix sank to the ground