Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-28


as early as tomorrow forenoon. The con
mittee met again at the Weddel HousN thi
evening.
BoiIermaksrs Eesume.
) CINCINNATI, May 27.-This noon tn
boiIermskers resumed work in four factc
ries with hours for days work, 6 pc
cent advance, time and half for overtim,
in new work and double time for repair
ing.
twenty-five Indictments.
CHICAGO. H., May PA few minute
before o'clock today the grand jury re
turned twenty-five indictments into Court
They are known to be against the Ansrch
lists, bat the Clerk of the Criminal Cour
has thus far refused TO allow any one to set
them.
The Anarchists Lawyer
CHICAGO, May u Captain William P
Black, q well knowl attorney, and brother
of the United States Commissioner of Pat
ents, has been retained to offend the An
archist5.
Herr Most's Trial.
New YORK, May 27.-The trial Of Herr
Most and bis two companions for misde-
mesnor was continued to-day. Col Eel.
lows made the opening address for the
prosecution. he said that the indictment
against Most contained two counts, both
charging misdemeanor He described the
meeting of Anarchists, at which the &C
cused made their fiery and seditious ad.
dresses. Evidence would be given that the
utterances of the accused men we're preiu.
dicial 10 the public peace Col. Fellows
edjured the jury to carefully weigh the
evidence and By their verdict TO furnish a
precedent which would intimidate all law
breakers and Anarchists. He closed with
eloquent encomium upon the liberty and
free speech which is the birthright OF
American citizens. Several witnesses
were examined who testified as to the in
cendisry utterances of Herr Most.
Iron Workers to Demand an Advance.
PITTsBURG, May 27-The DippStch will
say tomorrow that the majority Of the
lodges OF the Amalganated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers have decided to
demand scale OF wages Tor the ensuing
year similar to that of 1884. 1t fixes
the prices Of boiling at $3.50 per
ton on the Western Iron Association
2! cent card rate and makes that fgHre
the limit. In the scale last year the limit
was fixed at 2 cent card, which saved a
drop in wages for builing OF cents ton.
The new scale is demand Tor an advance
of 10 per cent in the price OF boiling.
Struck for Discharged Workman.
PIrTsBURG, May 27.-About four hun.
dred employees of the Pennsylvania Tube
Works have struck and the mill has closed
down. The shutdown was occssioned by
the manager refusing to explain the res
sons for discharging workman.
Back on the Old Basis,
ST.. LOUIS May 27.-The striking chair
workers held meeting yesterday after
noon and evening. at which committees
we're appointed GSll upon the furniture
and ascertain upon what
erms they could return to work. They
we're informed that if they desired TO re-
urn 10 their old places, it must be on the
Did plsn-ten hours. The committees
added the condition that If business should |
it on July 10Th, an advance in
wages should be made to them,
he employers agreed to this and the men
returned to work this morning.
Proable NIlne Strike.
CLEVELAND, May PA committee of
NshoDing Valley mine operators met q
of miners at Youngstown to-
lay but refused 10 arbitrste the ques
ion of an advance of wages They
declared it was impossible for them to
graft the demand for 10 cents per ton ad.
vance. Miners have called @ convention
or June Sd, to consider advisability Of or
lering strike.