New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CIGARMAKERS TAKEN BACK.
A BIG VICTORY FOR THE UNIONS.

rur LOCKFD-OUr MEN TO Go BACK TO WORN oN
MONDAY WHETHER THEY ARE KNIGHTS OR NOT
The lockout of the cigarmakcrS is at an emu
And 1t resulted in complete victory Tor the u"i
men, meeting OF the joint committee OF lnterhauo""
apd Progress Cgarmakers Unions was heid on ioo'
day night, and a result OF the meeting the ioo"ins
nltimatum was presented TO tho manufacturers yes'ei
day morning:
FSThe shops which through the ukase Of District 10 be-
somby No 40 Knights Of Labor are now On siNs sn S
pelled to he Knights Of Labor. ., o viz
tnze for any they may have taken during ne @
and an workmen strike are to DO reinstAed III o
rS above conditions are to be agreed to BY eaGa &
manufacturer and then signed by the Executive boi "
locked out OF striking cigarnakers - =, o,te, until
Monday August le their shops In case % any, any con-
s moi hs sg oownS Sps demand Ea be
sdvance of 50 cents thousand on rolling, 90 ceh's Oh ~
snd ~ handwork
This was presented to manufacturers. and meet
ing OF the association held at once The siIu"uon
was discussei thoroughly and 1t was oecioou '""'
was useless hope for any aid from the ,ted 70
open the shops and allow each man a-, "a the
sucn arrangements as he may see fit IN REGARD 10 n my
men Before the meeting adjourned the Frrsieno % "
secretary Empowered toissue '"o io''7 =,
the Knights Of Labor promised 10 MI our shS & ~ onS
ing hands working oniSd S became necessary and
Petient they could bring 5000 Knsnis Si I9of TO s @
tSa ever being done under crcustanes ne ns nf4n pr
';n1 dacnS some Of her hands 70 return oo 70 70
a mat
sae s'nSIn nanGs ann' '"'' ''''''
A conference was held between the manufacturers and
conm ef the uuion men, which resulted ID Lhe ioi-
lowing agreement. being drawn up:
asroS by the fr% oS S r on we T O et
iIof will all those who have taken work as
bunch makers rollers or cigaImaAers during 'he Poe
the difficulty.
The manufacturers who signed this agreement ester
DAY Brown Earle, Kanfmann Brothers; hani
mann q Bondy, Liohtenstein Brothers & Co, Bondy
vata ~
Jacoby Co., Levy Brothers, Gutenberg Brotners, Hev
mann Brothers LOewenstein, and James Brusse.
Co. The 0tacrs VIII sign To-Day, ana ali lho 1nop WIN
De open on Monday -, . w
}oclng among the cigarmaRers. AT the Interhauona,
headolarters brooms put over tho doors, ana
broad smiles on the faces OF all inc ct-s
makers in office The Boheinians AZ the
Progressive Union Office were more demonstfatlVe
fhey hired band, and with some inpIOnptd Dan
.ared :te parade. The following di spstch was sent
TO International President Strssser at Buffalo:
Jlmatum presented. The influence Of the ome CLUB y
gone and Their nfamy doomed The cigar manuastuTsTs
Long live nenationas and all other trades unions
At the headquarte Of the Kuights OF LABOR IL Was
said that this is In no sense defest Tor the he'
The Prol ressiye cgarmakcrs constant source OF
trouble to and they had 10 be discp piineu ihe
manufacturers Informed that they were no ~ goo!
standing aud II they W shed TO retain the hhlSAtS oi
Labor label they would have TO employ knights III good
standing Under the present system tney cannon nave
the abel and IL reniains he whether they can
sell Their cigars Without it, 1t is said that rm OF prin
offered Id supply fac simes OF the iaDe n any
nuantity that may be desired Under recent decsloI
Missouri any printer lISuN W Pii"t ""A S'''
these fac similea , ,,,o
Union went Police Headquarters yesterday 10 com
plan that they had been dubbed by Policeman Andrew
Kelly the Eleventh Precinct on THURSDAY night al
Avenue and tonr.eeIdhs' dhey "ei YEA ma b had
been cuDbed by the officer Kelly. who was M n ohrd
before superintendent Murray denied the cuD0ns lie
ao we'd until 10 a. ILL., to-day TO produce wltheSses
TO disprOve the charge.