New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.


HoLz BOYCOTT IN CHICAGO-NOTEs.
Boston, April % (SDeciaD. trouble at
wiggin stevens's New England Flint Paper Mills at
Maiden has been settled by the Knights Of Labor The
strike subject Of much interest throughout New
England and the price list agreed upon by tho Board
Of Arbrtors will be Of general interest," The increased
have average OF from 81 to 81 so week and
pleased with the list The price list is a. follows:
Press room foreman $40. helper SO so. making room
foreman $16 So men $40. glue room foreman gil,
men $40. girls room foreman $l2 as
sistant So girls So. This list agreed to by Mayor
Coggan and W. E. s. Blaine. but Mr. Vaughan thought
the help should be increased in the state Of
business The arbitrators have presented the list to the
firm and they will probably start tho works on Monday
or Tuesday.
HUNTINGDON. April % tSpsciaD.-The executive board
OF District No. g. National Federation Of Miners max.
Ing tour OF inspection through the district Edward
Hughes. president Daniel Brown treasurer and John
II. Paisley. OF the most active members Of the board,
afternoon here They do not conceal their anxiety for
end to the strike but say that can end In only one
While they cannot make the proposition to submit tho
matter to tho as ths WITH aS
the operators, an adjustment Is not reached.
coHoEs. N Y. April 20 tSpee.an:-The Trades Assem-
bly, to-day gave notice to the master builders that .ney
for hosting or running brick on any building III TINS
dg @ ps 1f the the ssse. cons
tractors in the city returned answer that
iRougRt The men quit work at once and s is
said all the aborers in the city will be Idle to morrow
ST. Louis. April 23.-The stove moulders i9 the
foundres of Bridge. Beach & Co., the Western Stove Stove
featuring Company demand an advance In wages OF 10
per cent.
CHICAGO. April % The Erening Journals Rockland,
ILL.,, dispatch the children In the Adams school are
repairing STRIKE beug dissatisfied with the hours
The Master butchers Association met last night ana
had dunhar nait demands
Dor Union in the OF the L0hholz boycott IL was
resolved 70 resist the boycott and II BECAME
who had conspired to injure his business
HoLroKE. Mass. April 23.-The two months strike at
William skinner & Sons silk mill still continues The
Labor has sanctioned the request for boycott and Will
warn every assembly In the district
AUGUSTA. Me-. April 23-The card srippers employed
in tho Edwards Compsny's mills here. numbering oo-
30 So quit work this morning for an increase
OF pay, which is said TO average only 9Oc. aday.
spRINGFI ED, Mass. April 23-Two hundred opera
tyes Of tho Ludlow Manufacturing Company at jerks
vile quit work yesterday and attempted to prevent the
company from unloading their goods from frelghe cars
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April 23-The plastcrers at work
throughout the city all quit work yesterday demanding
So for eight hours or "a for ten hours WORK
PITrsBURG April 23.-The Lucy furnaces. which were
banked days on account of strike, resumed
operations this morning, the strikers having agreed TO
return work pending settlement OF the dispute oy
arhitratton.
QUEENsBURG. Penn, April 23-The employees OF tho
National Foundry and Tube Works. at scottoaie, To-
day demanded advance In wages and the works were
closed The greater number Of the men arc members OF
the Knigh OF Labor.
TAUNTON. Mass April 23.-About fifty feeder boys at
Fields old tack shop went strike for an increase OF
10 cents day.
Boston, April 23.-The Curriers' Assembly. knights
OF Labor and the manufacturers OF caskns here have
signed price list and articles o agreement for the set
tlement OF future disputes.
PHILADELPHIA April % tSpeciaD. The Association Of
thi. afternoon agreed increase the OF
their employees to Sl5 and $lS week. provided thoy
will accept the rules and regulations OF the Association
No action has been taken in reference to shortening tho
hours of Labor.
EAsroN, Penn, April 23-The strike which began at
the Coleraine Iron Works &C Red.ngtOn on Saturday
ended late yesterday Superintendent Carter giving the
the advance asked for aud regular pay day. The
resumed work At opce The labOrcrs will now re.
ccive 81 per day instead Of 90 cents aud urnaceen
81 40 per day instead OF 81 IS Ono OF the furnaces haa
begun chill and had work not been resumed tho chill
ing would havo compelled the blowing out OF the stack III
expense to tho company OF several thousand DOLLARS
CINCINNATI. April 23.-One hundred blacksmiths In
Hiram W. DAVIS & Co. s carriage mandatory went on
strike to-day for restoration OF their former wages
They claim they arc only making $o weok on al
average and think they are entitled to $40.