New-York tribune., 1886-05-26


Mnn referring TO the appeal TO the Governor for mi a.
says The sborers the ONO coal docks struck yeser
day for advance from 81 to 40 cents hour Tor uh
loading vessels and from 81 80 81 - for loading cars
They marched in body the North western Fuel COM
pany docks and a-ged join them. max
ing threats II they failed to do The foreman ele-
pboned to police headquarters and pol ce went To o
dock and dispersed the crowd. The Mayor Yesterday
afternoon r,phed the Governor that there was
trouble. and that 1t might become serious The 6oVer
nor Al ordered the local militia company 10 hou
Itself III readiness upon the Mayors orders
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES
PHILADELPHIA, May % (SpeciaD. D.-Ashbrook
& somers. Wholesale dealers in wall paper, agreed To
day to give their employees hafhoiday on Saturdays
during the summer. The hosiery weavers numbering
several thousands have demanded an Increase OF wages
from 10 to 80 per cent The seventy-nve empioleSo Vi
the upholstery goods factory Of II. Davenport AT Water
loo aud York sts, quit work yesterday because the
refused to ree employ seven weayers VINO naa
been DISCHARGED. The strikes at the Moore Alpaca
AND The Knion Gnnmirn WORK. we're settled yesterday
by arbitration. The EMPLOYERS of the several rHl'ms M
mills III Tho city have declined to allow the men tho III
crease D! : per cent drmaBdcd
PIrT,BUgG, May % (SpeciaD.- Trouble is brewing
IN the coke regions The coke operators at "eS'
Leisrnrng have introduced and larger coke car
for the Hun load. No increased price ior loa"
ing is granted with it, Some Huusarians refused to
comply with the demand aud have been told 10 iea'o
tie works
HrSrINGDov. Penn. May 25.-The strike Of the soft
thirteen mines at Hautziale will resume at
the old rates Oh Thursday morning The operator. con-
ceded sem-nontny payments tue anonsnlng '' ne 'ne
order system aud GUARANTEES OF Just weight None
OF the striker Will be blacklisted.
TROY, May 25.-The situation in the collar and laundry
lockout to-iav indicates. settlement OF tie whole d
ncully by Thursday or Friday.
LYNS Mass May % (Speciab.-Advices from skow-
hegan Me- state tnat there revolt III the ranks Oh
labor there. Mr.. Philips OF th" knghtH oi lanoI,
ordered the ~tri3n. a-ters work to-day bnt
hey Ttfu
SA urta, back I'm Their plicr- The iasters le'usu 10
unless MI kcene would give them some ass
that the dchtrsed mrn should n1i be taken back I"ls
Mr. Kccne refused to d. and Mr. Daley. OF tn Lastrrs
inc latter came work Mrniay and was bc tten
This evening dispttch received from General sec
rctary Darcy. Of the New-Engand La>trr1 fIoecuFo
Union. 1T sIowh -can. which places An a,o
gether different tsht upon the k"ene settlement Mr
Krene dischArsei the men Oh 9Htnrlay nu. 20 'y,
r--nsaged them. TINS leaves the matter in its oriSha
position and there is trouble ahead.
VARIOUS FEATURES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM.
settlement of the taors difficulties is as tar dist
ant as it was when the lockout frs, began neither side
having shown inclination to make any concessions
/ meeting of taOrs ,cnting the firms oi New
York Br0oklvn aud neighbonng places vas held late
on Mnndav night aud tue following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
protection. because OF the oppression OF our
hands, aud working a hard each day a. they
ara and they have orgauzeJ SHOULDER 10 shoulder Tor
the prpose OF dcpnvng US OF every means oi support
Therefore, be II
kcsOl. ed. That DOdN Ot oVu DtulDcIs no
aud approve of all the resolutions adopted by
the New-Yoik branch and we are ready at moments
notice to render the assistance by them required ana
therefore have resolved to stand hlmN anu resp
lutelv bv rights and not I" give III 10 any snch
exnrbitant demands as made 10 us AT conference
meeting that TlG snail be the lowest price paid to the
inferior worncn in the trade, which would bring the
highest wages OF the average workmen up to sZo per
week.
Resolved That we consider the demands unjust and
conceded to will surely drive the trade from New
York. e,
Considerable fault was found by the members of the
Bosses Union because the rcprescn atlVes OF thc
taiIors were not acquainted with the trade one
was "A inachInist. another WAS mason and the tnlrd
was an engineer what do they know about ne
work of The and the prIcc they ought to be paid "
One Of the committee said yesterday hey did
not hep matters in the least" NO conferences were
held Yesterday between the executive comIn'ttees oI
the tw organizations, bat the members oi chcu UNION
ut h meeting places all day the bosses nj NO.
4l2 Graudst.. and the employees at No 90 !rchIrIst
Both sides listened to spe"kers. ana resolutions a1'i
iag continuance of the s~ike were aiopied by DOth
org 4nlzstions
there were no new developments in tbs strike at the
Edison Machine Works yesterday. 1t Is expected,
however that fifteen OF the contractors VIII return 10
work this morning and bring with them large mum
Der OF machnIss. his the strikers say is an mpos-i-
biity all of the contractors are members OF inc
Msohnsrs' Union and woud not dare to desert it, ana
furthermore they cannot obtain men TO WORK Wnho
At ihr prnt works licid & Barry. in PassaIc " j.
yesterday strike was began. arising rom tne u,
charge or workman by Mr Watson the superintendent
The workman. II was alleged, had spoiled somc goous III
the caenderlng department. The hands ia me e@'h h
derng and starchlng departments struck against MS
dismissal Mr.. Watson tried tn get nis from the
DE- par to take the places OF the sThets.
hut they refused and discharged. This threw
abou 200 hands OF work ana arrangements were IN
progress shut the mill as fast the material
party finished Ia used The lockout II resorteh TO-
viii deprive hbOIt 700 persons Of work The mill pays
about 1000 u month wages
THE CASES OF ODONNELL BEST AND OTHERS
The case against MessrS. ODOnnell, Best,
Downing. Graham aud Hughes. the members of tne
former Executive Committee Of the Empire Protective
Association, called yesterday before IecOrhcr
Smyth L. G. H. Ecclesine appeared for tho defendant
who are charged cOnspiriug TO injurr the lhlru
Railroad Company by ordering strike on that
road The indefinitely postponed Oh motion OF
Mr. Ecclesino.
TESTIFTING AGAINST Hex UCSBlNU
LouIsE EALEEIs ACCOUNr OF lie SHOOTING or