New-York tribune., 1886-04-02

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youthful aud hotheafed hrothors lie had heen heeSl
for tho last week hy demands for tho militia mt ho wa.
not believer IN no sTsd Io ,nuaed TO tbs men
i've careful and to conduct themselves In manly Why
The address delivered from the steps OF mo Cit
Hall The Governor was frequently Interrupted by
| cheers.
A STUBBORN CONTEST IN LYNN.
THE KEENs BROTHERS STILL DErERMINED TO
KEEP THEIR ENGINE SILENT.
LYNN Mass. April lSpecMD 1t looks more
like war to-day than any timo since the Keene boy
colt was begun week ago. The manufacturers whose
premises are closed having their important orders
carried out ia other factories while hundreds OF on
ployes are idle. This difficulty prevents jobbers from
placing orders here. Tho Keene Brothers still
say their engine Will not start until the
boycott is raised. ". G.. s. Keeno said to-day :
" The reputation OF Lynn is At stake
In the matter. II IL is the boycott. It is the first
Lynn has had and sure 1t ought to be the
last But ii boycott bow, lawless act. the
case is different. Who gave the order II boycott
meant "a punishment, who rendered the verdict VINO
were the Jury Where was tho trial hold | do not
blanc the Knights OF Lrbor for this mistake 10 not
believe tho worknginen OF Lynn approve it. The
engine would better sop for month ana nave an IN
vesigaton by the Bureau of Labor OF Massachusetts,
II we are sued by tenants shall do the best We
can, and have fear but what assault Of this mag
nitude. by which 1900 people are struck down
at once, a violent and lawless proceeding, taking
possession Of own property and turning us out
without giving engineer liberty to obey even our
any lawsuits whcn arise. No act OF ours stopped
the act Of ours can start 1t until the boycott
Tho Manufacturers Association met last night Those
who have mad their 'oPea of onno hs
the knights Of Labor had 1t IN their power 10 START
knights OF Labor took ic into hands stop opera
tons affecting many interests they should start the
best price within hor reach and DO SO az
imperative duty Another meeting OF Tie nahu1acI
urers was held to-day when the re.onons wers re-
the Executive Board of tie Knights OF Labor. W. G
nss'ss % 10 m Sf &
Roberts should sign but he declined to furnish It, lie
dsclined to ans wer by advice OF counsel The knights
OF Labor notified to Kecne Brothers tonight that they
would accept Judge Choats aa an arbitrator
LABOR CONTROVERSIES ELSEWHERE.
PETITION TO THE GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA
HUNTINGDON, Penn, Apri. aD.-After
the failure yesterday OF the Executive Board Of the
Minors Federation TO obtain meeting with the opera
tors at Osceola petition TO the Governor was drawn
up setting forth the grievances the strikers aege they
have suffered and the violations of tho mining laws
which they charge some OF the operators with having
committed part Of their complaint is that they are
dishonesty treated IN the weighing OF coal and taken
advantage Of in tho storeorder Copies OF the
petition will be the Labor Bureau in Washington
and to Congressman Curtin to DO laid before the Labor
Committee OF the House 1t Is signed by several thou
sand miners and will probably be signed by ALL There
| are indications Of an end to the strike.
Boston, April (Speeiap.-The eight-hour order re-
Gently adopted by tho City Council has been vetoed by
Mayor OBren. The Mayor believes that the order
Just and reasonable, but was Illegal and impractcabe
in view OF the law restricting the amount that may be
expended by the city In any year. At present some
city officials eight hours day, and others great
deal Iaore and Mayor believes that 1t would be just
| TO put all the footing To comply with the
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| Sl.50OOOO.
CINCINNATI, April l (Speciab.-The resident head Of
the Knights OF Labor Mr. Kavanah, this evening paid
500 fo the of Music Hall on the evening OF satur
day, April Il, for a public meeting at which PowdeIy
ana others w speak smaller d Ea wanted ds Cr
gates be preseut from all parts Of the country The
| purpose OF the meeting Is kept secret
BgvEGLY, Mas, April 1.-The great strike and shut
ustmeut OF tho grievance OF Wallis. Kbam & Bray by
The joint bosrl Of arbitration The question Of tue rein
staeInen. OF the firms engineer will be settled by arb
traton by a board o three members. Probably most Of
The factories viii start Tomorrow morning.
MOUNT CARMEL, Penn, April Five thousand
miners and knights of Laborof Northumberands schuy-
XIII and Columbia Counties met here to-day and
g. Wright and others. All counselied moderation and
arbitration and spoke strongly In favor Of the eghthour
system.
| AsvAPoMs Nd. April l.-Governor Lloyd to-day
signed hs bll maklng twelve hours lays work for all
officers o; tho several roads Baltimore threaten
duce the number OF cars vch will seriously Interfere
! with the puDlic conYenence
WILMNGToS, Del, April l:-There is no change In tho
morocco strike Chares Mullins factory is still tho
running He IA having new skins put In soak
aud eudelyO Orng TO make arrangements to keep
running. Ills men did not 20 out because OF Mullins
agreement to submit to arbitration The other manu-
| factuTeIs sapdng firm. prominent Knight OF
Labor says the strikers will interfere any
not knights who may wish to 20 TO work IN the
| factories
READlNG. Penn. April In OF the action OF the
Regdng Iron Works in Increasing wages, and other
mills here governed by It's prices the prOpret0rs OF
all other mills will hold conference week
advance The Reading Iron Works In response to
petition presented by the men advanced the Of
ts employees - per cent excepting puidlers. who will
receive - % instead Of 50 day The company en-
pOys 800 men.
| TAUNTON Mass April Tho Cohannet and Whitten
mills running all right to-day. OF the
help having returned to allow the mills to koep busy.
| RIoNRHAM Mass, April 1.-The street railroad com
pany last night agreed 20 tho conductors - day
demanded and rass the or drivers from 81 80
| TO 81 70.
PmLIIIsBURG y. j.. April l.-1hc Knights OF Labor
IN this place have formed Co operative Stove Manufact
uring Company, and have purchased the old Robinson
Carriage Factory.
| PorTsvIIIE Penn. April 1.-The meeting OF the
Miners AmRgamated Association yesterday having re-
solved to attempt to enforce the eght-hour system
May l. tho report has gained currency ta. The result
will bo genera! strike President " Jones IS author
y statements that the question OF wages Is not n-
yoye Ia the ehthour action OF tho Association, and
that ia lao event viii IL become the ground OF strike
PIrTsnuRG Penn, April l.-SOme $500 miners on
/ Baltimore aud OHIO road and its branches went on
strike to-day for the - rate all coal. mat
tsr where shipped. This - Al advance OF Il of "a crn
the rate paid paid along these roads Tor me past
year Three mines have given IN. and about 800 mel
Gra az work. Dany Miners have LETT the valley 10 seek
work elsewhere.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April THE moulders at ths
Medina ohio, hollow WORKS, one OF the largest