San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-11
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Chicago founders will work eight
hours or not at all.
Work has not yet been resumed at the
Peninsular car shops, Detroit.
Crane BrOs.'s pipe mill Of Chicago
set 2CO men to work Monday.
The police are still seeking testimony
against the bomb throwers in the old
Haymarket.
The Baltimore and Ohio at Chicago
pays its men nine hours wages for eight
hours work.
Chicago labor unions want q new Or
gan, the Arbeiter Zeitung having proved
malOdOrOus.
Labor matters and anarchists are quiet
in Cincinnati. The red flag is ut dis
count there.
The Interstate commerce bill is before
the Senate and will be fought at every
stage of its passage.
A canard is in circulation concerning
the probable selection of Martin Irons
as Powderly's successor.
The railroads at Chicago have all re-
sumed work as usual, and freights are
taken without qualification.
King George, of Greece, has dismissed
and Rikakis takes the helm.
The shops of the Chicago Mallea BILE
Iron Works are in full blast, 800 men at
work eight hours for nine hours pay.
Pittsburg, Pa, had bread famine
yesterday. or the 16O shops, 100 are
closed and 5000 bakers are on strike.
The House passed the bill Furnishing
the advertisement of lottery schemes
within the territory of the District of
Columbia.
Three Bohemlans have been arrested
in Chicago with bombs In their posses
sion. Their American names are: Back
lege Denjnk, Hynrik Denjnk and Frank
| NOwakin.
The Philadelphia clothing manufac-
| turers resist the demand of 600 cutters
and trimmers for 10 hours pay for 8
hours work, and several thousand men,
women and girls are out of job.
Rothschilds & Sons have closed their
| furniture shops, the men refusing to
work unless the Socialist agitator Koh-
eleneot was released from arrest. The
firm will not reopen unless they can bar
all anarchists out.
The Ulster constables are collecting
the names Of all persons who have pur-
chased arms or ammunition for the past
three years, and it is limited that the
| Governn ent intends to disarm the
threatening Loyalists.
Kerrigan, of the Missouri Pacific esti-
mates the loss by the strike at consider
ably over S6,0OO,000. The loss to work.
| ingmen, 81 900, 600; to the railway COM
| pany, 81, O0O, 900; 10 business, more than
| both the other sums combined.
The New York furniture workers will
test before the courts the question OF the
| legality OF a lock out, and will endeavor
TO secure indictments against the manu-
facturers who shut up their shops, the
courts having granted injunctions
against boyeotting.
The four Republican members OF the
Ohio Senate, who were seated after the
Democratic Senators had left the State
to prevent a quorum being present to
take action on the "four frauds" will be
enjoined from acting as Senators on the
ground that there was not a quorum
| present when they were admitted.
Representative Morrow has received
monster petition from the Knights Of
Labor Of California. IL is over 1000 feet
long, and contains the names of ovel
$4,000 persons. Every state, county anG
municipal officer and every Knights o.
Labor in California has signed the petit
ton. Every male adult in many Of the
counties Of the State has put his name
to it. 1t prays for action on the part o
Congress, either by appropriate legisla
ton or by such change in the present
treaty with China as may be necessary
to forever prohibit the immigration o
Chinese into the United States.