New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-14
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MISSOURI MINERS OUT-DlSCON1tD WEAVER
STRIKE BY ITALIAN wORKMEN.
ST. LOUIS, No. March 13.-AbOut forty
coal miners employed at the White Oak mine near Ma
rssa quit work yesterday account OF reduction Of
wages from 80 cents to % cents box, which holds
about bushels of COAL and ordered 10 re-
move tools from the mine. Fifty miners employed
by Messrs shuremann Shellet at their coal pits on
the Pttsburg and Cairo Short Line Railroad, went out
yesterday That they consented to a reduction on the
price Of maohinemned coal from cent to 3 Of cent
per bushe the reduced rates to go into effect on the
2lst OF February and Thursday when they were
paid Off for work done prior TO the contract they re-
ceived pay at the rate OF s of a cent per busheL
FALL RIVER March 10 (Speeab.-There is no change
in the strike at the Barnaby Mill The strikers busy
collecting funds from the operatives in the other mills
for the purpose OF proongng the contest There are
indications trouble at other mills. Complaint is made
by spare in the Seconnett Mill that they are
not paid full for tho work done by them They are
obliged to get of 1ftytwO cuts from eight looms week,
but through queer system OF figuring the weaYes are
paid for forty-four cuts only Tho pay for the other
eight cuts is kept by the company.
SACRAMENTO March l3.-At the Anti Chinese conven-
ton yesterday f. McGlashan who directed the peace
ful Ipusion OF the Chinese from Truckee was elected
a member at large OF the Executive Committee. The
headquarters OF the Executive Committee VIII De III san
Francisco one delegate from each county IN the state
appointed on the comTlttee. Mr.. Mc'flashan was
elected chairman, with salary OF ZOO month
PITTsBURG, March l3-The coke trade is good and the
region has about settled down work The Haz-
lett Painter Works OF Mcclure Co.. are stil Idle but
will probably DO reopened before long The demand for
coke is active but shippers are experiencing some
trouble getting The railroad strike IN the west
OBTAINING and aggrayatng the trouble The Bal
aud ONO has ceased TO take coke consigned TO ST.
Louis.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA large number OF italian
lAborers employed by the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
Company that portion 81 its Schuylkill River east
side line the gas works quit work this morning de
mandng higher wages. They threw away their tools
and persuaded all the carriers 10 cease work Iher
places Will probably DO hllcd by other aborers to-day
CHICAGO March l3.-The State Executive Board OF
the knights OF Labor to-day Issued an order that no
more assemblies shall be organized in TINS state IN the
next forty days. "Our reason for issuing this order
said Robert Bennett, Stae Master Workman, is that
the order Is growing toe fast"
LOUISVILLE March 10 The freight brakemen on the
Chrsslpoake and Onto and southwestern road struck
for All advance to-day Several OF them we're arrested at
Paducah, XIV, while trying 10 stop trans lbey were
pleased aud trains are running with new crews
CHICAGO March l3-The state Executive Committee
OF Ktghts OF Labor to-day held conference with Mr.
Mcfarland and C. NJ. Henderson, representing NJ d.
Wells Co. aud C. VI. Henderson Co, the last two re-
naming rms Chicago boycotted for refusing 10 dis
pense with convict labor Ia the manufacture or boots
aud shoes, and the nrms agreed scontinue their con-
tracts soon as possible.
JAMESTOWN n " March IL (SpeeiaD-About one