New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

MAN SHOT pr A POLICEMAN.

MAN SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
Shortly before this scene occurred there consider
| able excitement at Tompknsave. and Fulton
| st. There was little going around
the stable there until after the superintendent decided to
send out OF his They left the stables on elk
minutes Roadway. One of the attacked by tho
strikers numbering 400 and after short struggle with
the driver and the few policemen who guarded IT, was
the only injured.
Officer John buffer OF tho Twelfth Precinct hurt
in crowd Tompkins-ave and Futonst. shortly after
m. He was walking up the avenue when he saw
the front pa snd ,rsa 70 ston ten Tev heat
| him severely, knocked him down and kicked him.
and one of them; Edward Davis, wrenched the
on the head with it, buffer drew his pistol and
away by his friends one of whom took away the ocrrs
pistol ana shot at him with II Dulfer fed 10 nei.n,
physician BY tint. % squat OF policemen came no
and charged the crowd Dennis keegan the caf.driver
who sho. tue officer. chased by Onccr Krntz Into
house in Hancock ST. where he cd. He WIS
identified by Dulfer VI the men who assaulted
him.
Although every line except the
1tira Avenue and the furman Street. there was not
much trouble experienced Inv the drivers There were,
however auv number OF minor difficulties. fights ana
r Wis but the presence of the poles mad an tins
erty.
THE DEKALB AVENUE LINE
The Executive Board OF District No 75. have reason TO
believe that the uoe the De Kab Avenue Limo VIII
he settled without necessity of tie-up They called
see him, as he busy attending to the increase Oh
travel account OF the ne-upo the Brooklyn CITY
N.Y. Parrt Ice SAVING tat h" tongnt that the differences
could he satisfactorily jnstcf, asking II the men would
consider themselves equally houndby the agfrement
sad suggesiing t, instead Of having ement for
year. II should he arranged that coult bo termi
Baed by mutual agreement Reasonable notice.
Further corrrspondence had in witch mutual assur
anefs were siven, tn.t there Is little dOabt that sn
day.
There is no trouble at present any of the other
roads eltaer IN New-Yorh Or Brooklyn.
ARBITRATION INVOLVING NO OBEDIENCE.
MANUFACTURERS CRITICISM oF THE POWERS or
THE MASSACHUSETTS BOARD.
LYNN Dec 30 (Spec,alj.-As outcome of the bearing
upon the Francis W. Breed before the State Board Of
Arbitration to-day, it is believed that the knights OF
Labor will join with the manufacturers in the Boards
considering certain industrial questions The Knights Of
Labor and F. W. Breed have heretofore been unable
agree on questions for submission the board and there
fore the two days exparte hearing before the Board
was of no avail When the Knights of Labor concluded
their case to-day, counsel presented letter
from Mr. Breed, in which he said
that your decision would legal force effect
am now advised by counsel that though the hear
hoard, whatever might be- upon the question
mitted would not be binding upon any adverse party
am willing and desire to submit 10 arbitration all the
differences now existing between my help and and
am willing to submit to arbitration every question pro
posed by thcm and 10 be bound by the result but deem
1t unwise and useless TO 90 into any hearing which is
anything less tnan arbitration. Being willing Ia be
bound myself by your decision upon all points submitted
deem il nO less than fair that all opposing parties should
he Likewise bound John = Bartlett, Tor tho Lynn shoe
ana Leather Association. stated that all its members
were heartily In favor OF arbitration Of set
Ting labor disputes. The knights of Labor pleased
with the ene OF Mr.. Breeds letter The decision the
many Important details. affecting than 10000 shoe
opraii es, Viii he looked forward to with interest 10
viii be The first really iportant matter the board has sat
upon, and determine in the public mind the possible
ity Of the new plan OF State arbitration
TO PREVENT \ STRIKE n THE COKE REGION
PITIsBuEG Dec. % (sPeciaD.-The conference Of the
JOINT committee representing the Miners and Mine Labor
ers Amalsamated Association and the Knights Of Labor
with the coke operators OF the Conneilsve region will
begin in this city tomorrow II was originally intended
to hold II to-day John Jarrett who ia prominent as a
pcacenaker Will he present IL is said that the coke
operators only consented to hold another conference after
Mr. Jarrett presented the OF the worhuen mt meet
ing 81 the operators nei few days 10 is learned
tlat The operators will insist strongly that the condition
81 the market VIII not advance in wages and
That they determined not 10 scccdc from this position
Dispatches from the GOnucll>yic region state that II "a
strike Is ordered the strikers viii not receive assistance
nom merchants and disinterested citizens.