New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TAROR TROJTBI, ,ES IN OTHER PLACES.

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LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES'
GOVERNOR pArrIsoNs INQUIRY IN THE soFr COAL
RFGIoN-PoRTNIsHrLY PAYMfSTs-Norks.
Uuyr1yopoN. May Especial. .-GovernOr
Patson has completed his Inquiries rs 10 the average
earnings OF workers in the mines OF tue Cearneu
coal REGION In presenting him the formal statement
of their grievances the strikers committee aiegea tha'
their pay did not exceed $50 MONTH Tho operators
denied this statement and clsmcl that their pay ros
showed that the earnings OF the men averaged +iO
month The Governors investigations disclose that
the actual iss fraction less than $50 month
The number OF men still strike IN this district Is as
follows In the Clcarfold region. 3.ooJ at Georees
Creek q 900 Elk Garden 700 Irwin 2.1OO Pocahon-
tas 900; with others scattered along tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad The regiops in which the advance
has been gwen and resumption secured are: CIoarhed
where 1000 at work; Meyersdale, Lilys'
South Fork G .ltigan Coal Port and Brodtop. About
one-hrd OF all tho In the district have resumed
PrrrsBuRG, May 6 (Spcciab.-A thousand coal miners
began a In the Mansfield Valley to-day and this
afternoon held big open air msss-meeting. The men
at Colonel Rends mines refuse to work with seventy
tive egroes employed there Is said that II tho men
do return within week. they will be replaced en-
tireiy by negroes At three or four mines the men
sruck against oadirg coal for Eastern markes Tney
want check weghman and semi-monthiy pay days
The at another mine quit work bccanso tney ''s
pected that the- coal beng shipped to Eastern
markets. At another the operators refused t" pay
the -eventyone cents scale adopted at the columbus
conference OF miners ana operators
DETROIT Mich May 6.-Two hundred employees AT
Mnrphys chair factory. 100 at the Detroit Carriage
Woolwors Company's shops and eighty cooprrs. re-
.uned work Between 400 and 500 painters quit work
this inOrning for a nnc-holr working DAY anu len
h.ur,' nav Only 100 OF 675 employees OF tie Puii
man Car Works returned to work this morning. AND
they worked only fcw minutes. inc COMPANY @ sc"uns
them The men stronsiy favor nine hours
| q Tho Muskc
Lumber Compsnys Mill. the largest on the LAKE, smut
down iris morniug owing to blockade by thr ncaeo
.trikr The mill has been running day aud night ON
ployng $50 and cutting ObO,OOo shingles Gay
| and has 6.OO0.0O0 piled on the dock.
Coycorp n H.. May 6-rnc sum Of 81 100000 10 bald
new chapel at st. Pants schools has been rsise but IL
ia sa that In consequence OF the Labor uouD!e IL Is In
possible to obtain "A bid for construction
GurrE. Mont Nay 6.--The KNIGHTS OF Labor ON the
Uian ana Northern Branch line OF IN, uhi"u faco 10
Jout'n. nave ordered y strike OF brakemen accoun
of dssatsfcton IN" recent method adopted ny 'h
miles run instead of paying uniform rae ct 800 y T
month trains were detained many hours ana
frcights were tied mp
BupP,Io NAV 6-There IL no change IN the plumbers
strike here Both sides remain hrd trsers to'day
adopted resolutions denouncing the Chicago rnie r. .n
expressing sympathy for the itnes OF tue ocei' ""o
fell while IN the discharge OF their duty.
YouxGsrowS. Oho. May tSpcciaD. D.-Eighteen dele
gates repre-rntins 1900 miners of the hahonns va
lev met IN convention to-day ami decided 10 sun
main ain demand made for An advance OF ~ cents
per operators refused to give IN, eonven, u,
the OHIO Miners A.naiganated Assocla' on or slue'
ton a. to what courss pursue And IN the meantime TO
| continue WORK At the Old price, after winch thcy au
onrned 10 Friday MAY II IT proDabe they VIII ASK
operators 20 arbitrate the question OF aiNanco.
sr PAUL MIMI May 6-Cories, Chapman DRAKE
state the strikers came for iher pay as hSnt anu
gwen 10 the cashier not to pay then nnsss
they took hcr too's away. The men ge>t at'n III a
threatening mannrr and IL was necessary " can to
police local arcuileet says ma, & ie pro pr@,ent astnrt
are IN state uncertainty, and arr not do anything
many postponed building ana se'erAi iArse
peHn 81
COuoEs N Y, May (SpeciaD. trouble at North
mil mas pnt the hands oi the National Execut!e
Board of the knights of I,nor The carfroom neip IL
Roo * Watrrnans mill quit WORK to-day. deinahih-
an honr for diuner instra Of forty hve Minutes com
mttce representing the 5000 cotton operatives o
Garner Co. alr on David j. Johnston. the superin
undrni. ani stated that they woni Ike 20 ne pm
monthly The pay roll Is $4,000. The committee was
told that the fortnightly payments wouid DeSih o'
July ].
painters and plumber, IN this city yesterday entered nu
agreements with their jOurncvmen and the strikers were
much encouraged The carpenters last evening tooA
occasion a meeting At their headanhrters u
maze pubic which seeks 10 controvert th'
manifest OF master bnIliers The lockout OF th'
tailor operatives Is not less serious "a there IS pr"s
meet that more working people Of this craft may D
ordered To quiz the shops
sr LOUIS, May o (Speeiab.-About 300 men employed
in Knapp. Stout * Co.'S sawmiii quit WORK To-day DC
The Bcewers Association today replied TO the union
demand. They Will t allow tie union To dictate. VII
grant the men asked but insist thd tncS
nil work rem hours day. t said that the nreneI
and helpers In the Laclede Gas WORKS VIII sttiAe 10
morrow the demand made to-day Tor snorS uouTs !
not granted. The tobacco stemners cmP'oJeo W hos
gett Myers are stlll out
COLUMBUS May 6 observation-disclosures OF the Colum
hus Glass Works have arranged 10 out on strike 10
morrow a. their demand for an Increase OF wages WI
not be acceded the lessees. X t. SchmertL * Coz q
Plttsburg. The sewer pipe makers ana DricKinther
strike has been settled amcaby.