Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

ssss1ss FIGURING ". @sssss
lnterestlnas statistics Concernins me Msvs.
msnt for Fewer Hours Of LabSs-l1ses
vlctluns Of the Chicago Riet-Clacinnntl
ia Fear Of IN Outbreak-Other Gtssip.
New YORK, May SIN q review 81 ~
strike for shorter hours Bradstrest'is suln-
marises results throughout the country u
follows:
Reported striking for shorter hourAs 10
OOOi reported last week, 5000; total,AtbA-
600. Securing shorter hours without strtk-
ing, 111,OOU; reported last Wapk,
5000, total, $4,000. Number N
gagged In the. short-hourS movSmeht,
2y9.OOO; total to whom shorter hour1aWare
granted after striking, $1,000. It iNmore
han likely that, with all union stri4 esi In.
cluded, the grand total on strike will prove
the 10000 TO whom the demands we're
granted without mi strike will brinAsup
the total of those actively engaged n tEhe
short-hour movement to $4,000 workfAgE-
men.
SHORTER hours have been grantst 10
1xlsOVV k410A " 26 GkVA06S Vu01 EWA6Rs
without the effort OF striking. The larFSst
total is Of 5000, Chicago packing-h6R3sye
employees. The cigar-makefs aggregates
some 1850 in number. of whom 49, 10
in New York, ], 500 in Detroit, and l,,So0laSn
Chicago. The building trades-includiHr
bricklayer carpenters, painters, plumbeIG,
~stone-cutters, etc:-furnish 9 total Of 600
t o whom shorter hours have been c0ncedeAs
Washington, New York, Chicago. and Bxle
timore's quota accounting for 1900 n
b group including miscellaneous Trades
there are " 1900. Smaller totals y
out striking ares: Tobacco-factory York
ers, 1900 5000 at Baltim0re); furniture
makers, $500 5000 at Grand Rapids), and
|. 800 m%achinists 1000 ut Chicago andSSO0
al St;Louiss;; The total number reported
GUS cities, rs follows: Chicago, 5000;
New York, $1,000; Cincdnnatis 50 900;
Milwaukee, 1000; Baltimore, 5000; Boston,
400; Pittsburgh, 4,25O;s Detroit, 3,O00s st.
Louis ] ood 1000; Washington, 4, 5ooa; Newark,
than loo each. The total number striking
among the building trades is 5000 Gin
lcinnati, 5000; Boston, 400; Pittsburgh,
8, 400, and Washington. 1900; pattern
makers, $1,000 c2O,000 In New York, Brook
'lyn! and Jersey. City, $500 IL Cincinnati.
msEe n.y. FOO g. q GsnGtshsis cego anS 4.d fST e cis.
~cinnati); 5000 cabinet-makem and 5000
piano-makers (both at New York;, and
5000 laborers 5000 at C~incinnatil. The
total number Of employee TO whom shorter
hours have been granted after striking is
miscealaneous, and probably 10000 (ot the.
.17,O00) are In Cincinnati. There are 5000
among the building trades 1900 at New
York and 1000 ct Newark), 1000 piano
makers New York;, 1900 machinists 5000
Ct New York, and 1900 Agricultural imple-
I'm the vicinityof New York City, where
IT has been reported there are 10000 mem-
berso Of trades-uniOns, q general movement
to secure the ..eight-honr day. has not
taken place. The larger portion8ef those
engaged in the movement the building
trades, secured q concession sOn1e time e
in the shape Of nine hours = day on five
days and eight hours on Saturdays. The
twenty thousand striking machine and
and pattern makers in New York City and
vicinity wants nine-hour day. No general
demand has been made, but one shop il be-
ing taken at q time"
CHICAGO, May 10.-Ofieer Timothy
Flavin died at the hospitalSaturday after
noon, and officer Michael Sheahan passed
away at his boarding-holse,l6 1873 Dearborn
street, yesterday afternoon. This makes.
five policemen who have died from thssef-
iects of wounds inflicted by the death
dealing bomb thrown in Tuesday nights:
Kruger. theman who shotP nlicemhn
MADDEN. and who waasin t,irn ahot bv ths,
officer at the Desplaines street yiadnct
on Wednesday evening. died SATURDAY AFT
ternoon. officer Madden d maxine fair
Ogre towards cover
Frank Lewis. ashoe-makerwho shot
through the body n Tueadav nipht'a%afs
fair, died Yesterday Forenoon ~ mi
Wentworth avenue. All
Resolutions strongly condemninr thaI
course of the Anarchists II preeinifatinW
the riot ia Haymarket square iast T,,ss
day night have been adopted bys
organizations 81 this CITY and t~hroi1rhoiSt
the country. al meeting At DavennnrYNl
Ia, at which the chief speaker exnresssS
.sympathy With the riofera and rharIs
that the city police were il the. emnloysn
capitalist was disparaed M che lch;ai
police and the orator nlaced under ar,,aNs
sClNcrNNAr1. O.. Nav 1O-Eyerv nrscs.
ton has been taken "a avert; ~.
the Anarchista. A forca 81 shSSsN
nun,berinp rs all about 4 q ,sss5
and provided With field and GatIing r,,,,S
encamped near citv. while SE;rst RsGx
ment "a ,,ndar arms IN III arn,org ;nstss
cityS ready Tor acton al = momsnt..s rntscx
ThemayorI has cansed the noi;ca forca nj
be increased hy51.OO0 snaciaI oyl3csrs a,s3
issnada n~snciamatinn mr.
lie meetines Tor tha nrasent, s - ssS
go.