Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
oNEY FOR THE STRIKERS.

ST. Louis. April 22.-The Execu-
tive Board OF Knights Of Labor received
to-day Up to noon for the strikers
fond $4,000 in drafts. and telegram
from East stating that eco. 900 had been
forwarded by sympsthizers in thss part
Of the country.
THE CAR.nRIvERs' STRIKE BR0RES.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Tbe strike
( Of the cRr.dTivers was broken to-daT,
ard al the tisd.Bp lines bad their cars
running. On some Of the lines the fGll
number Of ears have not yet been seat
out, but il is expected that all Of them
will Iun fall TOMORROW. A c0nsl1era-
ble humber Of the ola drivers have los,
. their employment. the companies re-
/ fnsiGg 10 dismiss those who aided them
IN her reoessIty. The prompt acton
Of the police department IN suppTessi1g
any attempt $; an outbreak and arrest
Ing TIE yio.a.ors Of the law helped ma
ieIislly IL restoring the former conii-
ton Of several Of the lines. Old prices
are maintained.
TIE NV YORK sTREET-CARs.
NEW York, April 22.-At 10
o'clock this morning forty-ive cars
were running on the Ihifd-Avenue
rosd. Five hundred police were on
band. Half Of them were posted along
the avenue and half 1nassed at the
fesrest sstion.houses. Only two
slight disturbances occurred.
The result Of tie session Of the EE-
,cu,ive Board Of The strikers on Wednss-
Gay night and THURSDAY morning was
rot announced TO the men until this
afternoon. A representative Of the
Executive Committee states that the
Beard has determined that the strike
shall be ccraned 10 the 1hird-Avenue
read. NJ less in case or a combination Of
be roads. The strikers are warned 10
ktep away rom Third avenue. During
the siIiIe TIE men will be paid from
funds q The 4 socistion IS though they
were at work. The question Of gen
eTsl tie-Up vill be held in allegiance.
TIE Tbud-AYenue cars stopped and
The stables we're closed a; 30 O'Clock
jo-nieb;-sn hour earlier than on Wed
ies6sy n'ght-st The request OF lnspec-
tor Steers and 10 give the police needed
rest. Twenty officers were lef. 70 guard
tie depot. DuTDg the day 6fty-eight
cars VeIe running under four minutes
b,advay 10 the City Hall and under
eigh; minutes beadwsy 70 Harlem.
over twenty horses have died n the
stat e. for want Of proper care since
tie strike tegan, and s number Of them
are lying IN The yard since Saturday.
Seventeen dead horses were lying there
today. The company has no bo9se-
-hoers. Z be company has been send
iug out horses without shoes. and this
has called foT Bergh's interference.
El0TINC sUGAR-REFINERs.
NEw YORK. April 22.-Tbe locked
out employee, Of Hsyemeyer' sugar
refinery. at Green Point. have been rot
irC tbs afternoon AID the police nave
teen unable 20 control them. SeveraI
policemen an rloters have been 30
tsdly INJURED liza, they were taken g
hospitals.
SUGAR RFTISEEIES LOCKED Ut.
NEH YORK, April 22-An Of the
great sugar refueries II Williamsburg
ard GIeerpoint. with bu; two excep-
ucns. ytre locked Up this morning.
AID tie WoikUen went "a a strike. Ii
wtsuot unexpected, IS the owners re-
fused 10 grant the requests Of the men
ioI shorter hours and more pay. There
are always certain repairs TO be made
about sugar houses, and the owner say
that these can now tie attended 10.
They also have large quantity Of sugar
On hand and profess 70 regsrl the stu
ALTON with eQuariuity. The men who
struck have been receiving ;l.3j per
Gay. and asked Tor SIS.
RESISTING DEMANDS.
CHICAGO. April GA bout seven
iy-lve Observation-Disclosures OF Chi
,sco. employing 1000 men, have o.
gained TO resist The demands oy WORK
uep. a resolution was passed that no
skilled mechanics he employed BY any
uemteT without letter recommends
tlon ffom the Urn for which be has
last worked. The association Will prob
ably arrange . schedule or wages which
vii be adopted by all Of its meua bers.
The employees Of the men bers will be
treated with al fairness. bat the man
ufGcturers say they vii lot recognize
any union q he dictated 20 about
whom they vii employ 10 do their
work. IL IS also coDteup plated that al.
tie manufacturers Of this section VII
ION tie association.
sIEIRERs LOCKED W.
CHICAGO. April ga deputy
heIa arrived n the city this evening
having IL charge Eve strikers who had
been placed unotr arrest by The sherir7s
ynte. They were arrested On State
warrants. sworn out before q iUsJice Of
the peace. obarCis- conspiracy 10 ma
hc'ously and ieloniously prevent the
'r,e and safe passage Of trains Of fre ghi-
csrs. The prisoners were taken 10
tie HarrIson-Sueet police-stauon and
locked Up.
Joy CoTTEr Finn ~ COLUMBUS,
OHIO.
CoIUNIys. ONO. April 22-The
Executive Board Of the OHIO Trade and
Labor Assembly has promulgated
Manifesto boycottirg the Champion
Mschiue Company Of Springfield for
a,leaed discrimination against the
Knights q Labor. The circular re-
beGrses at length the attempt made by
The lsbor organization 70 &ToiTaie the
matter Of difference between ". y.
Whitley and his employees, and 1p-
peals 10 al fair-mInded Inen 20 With
hold their patronage from the Chan
pion company uDti! such time as the
OrgGrlza,ion manliests willingness 70
treat Us men as free American citizens
ard adjusts the present difficulty By
arbitration.
uEMANIINO EIGHT HOURS AND TEN