New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
UNrASINE>S IN THE COAL REGION.

OPERATORS, IrtIpC, or IHE I>lICIScE or rEr-I-
prNI HIGHr~--iF>Fl.AL IAHOs Norf-.
IlrNII>oppN, March 80 ,Npccidi.- G..
I,ucr Z FISHER. Miller 6 CO.. operating NJ Houtzlair.
said tod that Doc rrcc we'd printed uviu'ou dated
Yesterday. -Igurt hy Edward Hu.ars urrsi@"' - tr
operator. o. t ,,artcl rcglon. toI.cct tho Committee
O., the N.uou4. Federation OF Mnegs I'VE do not
r4cogll4, Mr. IIugss r.-ut 20 negotiate "th u'' sIi
Nr Islcl. " lie a here keeping oar mon put AMI cAI,
lu~ much JOS, 20 eu and us Ar tho u.llcgs bis
region o. Potahouias worhu and su- coai that
ought 10 bc supplied from Cic.rne.d -om~ Of
are rcitiu- tired OF Hughes and threaten that n tho
Tocahoat4s mines continue "a operation ho mus, Leave
the te@InclJ rcL,u There VIII Dee no meeting between
the operators and tho Executive Commit tco of the MIN
err Federation The general iouaud Goa! aud the
probability OF permanent increase ot prce arc dimu-
isning. Mauy argc consumers arc closing their WORKS
auI veascs SAILING from Luropc ago ooalns thero FOR
the round tfp.'
rao situation in Cearnch +. becoming strained
aud the fro.iug bitter Circulars secretly ISSUED
ARE Hylus IN al directions attacking
President Hughes and tho Federation.
Onc oi these ak: D." Have local leader. wiki
praus enough mAnase our men oar men IL '.oarhcd
and Centre Couute, must W. be led by brains fur-
n.ncd from rocAAoutts. Adstrct that has Dcen wo.A
lu night a.oug tho Old rce turn sIInk the coal tnat
mt and make no inquiry NH Mr. Hughes aud LIS
opera ors are watching closely r tho advent OF Hughes
into tnat region. Iney nave been trying 10 fortiiy
be "a To get the men OF again
Tiul,riiiIliA March 80 t>yrcuN.- -N,ttor,
suiuug ~croa' turn at the fcn'oyd Iron Works. Tho
clpa erocc the work, refused any
don, by ihrlt od employers VINO hop' In ms way 10
break the strike" N" men now ont number over 200.
say that n nec',say they VIII beg TO keep their
chidren awe rather than submit
\ srcAI dc., depend, on tho action OF tho Board Of
PrrsiIents II the cty roads Thursday said we'll
m Viii by, lad before thrn h OF greytnce,
hV
on the evening of thu dAy 10 receive al answer II
1t not satisfactory general ticHp will la all proOab!l-
ity be ordered
wuuIxoroS Del March JO.-Thc employees in J. T.
QuIgoIs factory sixty IN number ceased work
noon order OF the Executive Board OF the kughs
of Labor The order issued because Mr. QuiSirys
tod the women ia his employ thaI thoy went out
TN. they would have to say out, as lie wond
MI their pacos with new hands General rOstles who Is
president of National Morocco Exchange. proposes
To- have meeting Of The exchange called soon To con
slider tho situation lhe mrotlnH WIN 10 no Aeli IN
Philadelphia. as to secure general attendance OF the
quietly couutonanclng tho wilmington dssonIlOnA
NEw-HAylN. March 80 (SpecidG-rho strEo OF the
carrage-Dody mskes, winch mas been III PtoSres' sew
ersl weeks. httlo nearer settlement TO lay. The
mill strkrr.a at Baiuc are si OUT and there 10
ittle hopo OF conference or compromise shern has
served eviction notices npon htocn families occupying
"a, cOmpauy's houses. inc strikers are defiant ne
hack.nlihs AMI body makers. who went out
astnke A. T. &. Is. Domarrsts factory becdua" tho
hayc al their demands dcoeiod to And Will rourn To
work. This Ia tho first Local hrm TO give In
RosroS March 3ONiost OF the master rootcrs OF this
cty nave s1ued tho koofcrs Assembly Knights Of
LABOR $50 artlces Of agreement prescrlb ~ thAt
tor against mrubcr1 OF the Assem-
by lie mado In tho nlruE uf men; that each arm
hha Judge Of the competency Of worknen,
hours shall constitute days work, except % saturday,
when work shall stop al O'Clock, and thdJ disputes
sbal be arbraed Inc following ratos or wages were
aup ed: Slate aud uolaI rOUiers. - day, compost
tlu roofers 80 % SJ tenders ami helpers, - -.
I he agreement takes effect on hpnl l.
PrrrsnrHG March 3O-Tho strike the West End
road was settled tho company agreeing
to the Uf the knights OF Labor Inc ears
started running thlr evening.
Tine wages OF the labOrcrS at Carnegirs Union Iron
Mini. were advanced t0day from 81 20 to ~ 80 FOR ton
hours work At Shvrnborgurs mill tho wages were IN !
creased l2i2 cents day.
WoRCES .RR, Mass. March jO-Tho strike IN NOrcross
Brotucrs stone yard ended yesterday, ihe demands OF
the men fer increased pay being Erntcd. Inc ClSar'
makers I'Tlon 40 o. has demanded OF ali manuIactur-
era Lsto AL Increase U To Drsln On Apr D. Al |
answer IL required by Aprl l.
ST. IoIIs. March 30. Light Mycrs's tobacco lac
tory was ubiEc down to-day for lack or coal
Nine hundred and hfy men thus forced into Idle
mesa.