Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-08

.,'teei anu Joseph e'uonncll, John
hunca and Jo1eph O'D0wuinr were re.
1pceted 70 hnnd Ia thoir rusl4na,ions.
Mhlch they did, and they we're all prompt
y accepted, immediately unanimous
votn was taken upholdlng lhe htrlkers Ia
.pyh leinfAl 20 accept the terms OF res-
uoment offered by the company. Tho
support OF the Knights 81 Tabor was
pledged TO the strikers.
AT CINCINNATI.
NiNcfNNArf, Quo, Man I .--IIostiers ~
TIE street railway stables have struck ior
si2 per week.
Carpenters have issued q circular call.
ipE upon all iournoymVn 20 work oluht
hours Tor eight hours pay, 40 az 70 give
employment 10 the idle.
~ " thought that most " the carriage
factories VIII be running Monday.
ANOTHER aagakR
~. Louis, Mo, May i.-.A strike Inv
sixty mil hands Of Knapp, Stout a % "
extensive saw-mill Nd tho foot Of bremen
avenue, which has been threatening Tor
some time, was lnaugumtcd to-day. The
men demanded ten hours per day instead
pi eleven, and Will etay out, they say, an.
w THIS Is granted. Tho company win
trmly rosiat reduction oi hours.
nolcortiNG TnE nRRwNns.
~ Louisi Mo. May Tho agree
ment arrived 81 between tho brewers OF
this city aud their employees makea no
mention o. tho Hrowers union, aud for
.'ns reason n committee Of six from tho
union was appointed to call upon the va
1lous brewers 10 secure their slguatnroh
to . paper recognizing their organization.
All refused 10 Sign the paper oxuept Inc
proprietors OF Joseph Schncldora bfow.
Ing company The union thia afternoon
Instituted q mild form of boycott arainet
tno other companies by recommending
tOat gu their members patronIgc Suhueld.
er's NJ preference 90 all other beer.
ArDKfRolr,
DETROIT Mhcu., May Tho strike
situation here shows little change TODAY,
more men are out increasing thu total
number Of striking and loekcd.out men ID
1900, The liaugh Steam Forge works
shut down this morning, locking oat 100
men.
The chair factory Of NJ. q. Murphy 4
Goa which was allowed hy the strikers "a
resume, owing 10 lis oompoti.
ton with the house Of correction,
smut down this morning Tor tho
rest OF the week All Of its $50 en-.
ployes promise TO report for work
Monday morning. a Number OF factories
nave voluntarily made concessions M,
garding hours with The hope OF avoiding
trouble,
A conference was held this afternoon
AZ which the Michigan oaf-shop men tried
70 peteuado thcir employers 90 take them
pack ~ the terms demanded, The en-.
ployora gave porcmptory refusal. IL
was then decided by tho strlkera that
they seek work elsewhere, aud none of
them would return to the Michigan car
shops. A mootlng viii be held to.mor.
row whom tho question Of allowing The
company 70 employ new men viii DO con.
sldered, Tho number OF men In tins
move Is one thousand.
END of rnE UNION Aoniu slntISg,
CnEfENNE, w. H., May Tho brake
mems strike ended on oil the limos OF the
Union Pacific to-day, The last obstruc.
tion ~ Laramie and Rawlms has been No.
moved Most OF the mon have been re-
employed by the general superintendent.
All people express satisfaction AZ tho
ending Of The blockade
nnApsTllEnr'a BAROMETER,
NEW YoRn, May Special kilograms
TO Bradstroet's Indicate that the general
trade situation Ia less favorable than
week ago. This IL due mainly to the par
tial paralysis OF business at Chicago
az well MS TO the disturbed indus.
trial altuation ~ Milwaukee,, Cincinnati,
~, Louis, baltimore aud elsewhere. At
chicago no business Of wholesale char.
aoter worth mentioning has been done,
aud merchants generally arc awaiting
settlement OF tho labor troubles. Move
ments OF merchandise at the lending
elites east and west have been checked
by the Industrial troubles. nrndstroot's
tnlnO nbir rlnninia