New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18

to by them. Andrew Mullins was cl ctcd president Ho
Il is a,ouI a mon h since tue cal butchers OF New
YORK formed themselves into close corporation to give
JUS; what they ut for calves. They wante' to he
| II Ouly buyers tut also selleis. They wanted to
divide oar P"rscnl commission, 30 cen head, with
them. We told them that @c would los" none by doing
business at those figures. They SAID; charge the
viii have md it, Then they nted to pind to
sell only to them aud that none % oar employees VINO
sometimes speculate IN stork. shond be permitted to
| do 1t. We don't propose th { business that has
cost of Dor and much money to bnd up shall be
the At ok ourselves and sell 1t to the trade tat way II
Won't cost the consumers much under thos, or cum
Association had g0lt every thing into their ha DIS rs
they wish they would have dictated terms to the retail
| butchers as well as TO us.
LABOR ON1ROyERSIES ELSEWHERE
RAISING A BOYCOTT IN LYNN-CLosiNG WORKS IN
| CLINTON, MAss.-NOrEs.
LYNN, Mass, April II (SpecaD. - The
Knights OF Labor changing their ati-
tude in marked manner. boycott was or
upon the grocery store of George o. Tarbox Now
the knights OF Labor Executive Board comes out with
the statment that boycott placed upon Tar
box. Mr. Tarbox has been heartily supported by the
grocers OF the city, He is warmly congratulated for his
victory over the barbarous boycott
repeated conferences the keene Bros. have been
settle their troubles with the lasters. This
ends the twentieth week OF ileno.s and the firm cam
not BEGIN business until the middle OF May. The firm
absolutely refused TO anything for publication save
that all the differences would be arranged In due time
CLINTON. Mass. April l7,-Agent Bigelow, OF the
Bigeow Carpet Company, sent the following notice yes
terday the seectmen In view OF the actual vio-
t. persons in the employment of the Bgeow Car
pet Company already committed and the threats 50
freely expressed o future Violence deem 1t my duty IN
the interest peace and work in the mills
OF company. further call upon you to take sIch
may be required to peace and or
der and protect property. need that 1t will lie
| thct nf he
town Of Clinton to resume work soon ~ oan consist
emily be doac such Is the desire Of myself and those
whose interests are committed to my charge" TIE
pay roll OF TIE comany amounts 10 anon, Stu.UVV "
eighty are striking dyers
BosToS. April 1.-THE members of the Stone Masons'
Union organizing an assembly of the knights OF Ia
b0r and have resolved to demand ~ day on ana AFTER
May 3. with eight hours work on Saturdays.
HAv. EnfII. Mass. April 1.-THE trouble between
W. b. Thorn & Coz hat manufacturers, and The knights
OF Labor, which has Lasted year aud hdlf was set
tied yesterday. 1t is ANNOUNCED That tne firm has
acceded demands and will discharge its non-unon
workmen and take back Its old employees.
FALL RIVER. April II (Specilb. The spnners In Dur
fee Mil No struck last night because OF their
numbcr discharged Tor refusing to work overtime
The say they II return to their places until
their companion IL rein-tucd meeting OF the SPIN
n,rs Was held this AFTERNOON but nothing OF Importance
done
CHICAGO April IA dispatch from Cen'rala. H..
says Superintendent Bent, OF the Onlo and Misss
spp Railroad. served notice yesterday on all station
axe that their wages would he reduced
consequence business depression resulting from the
southwestern railway strike Inr cut IN tue wages OF
station agents varies rom - To SO month
RrADrsG. Fem, April l7.-Twewnty laborcrs In the
Phade ipha and Reading Railroad foundry struck to
day they received ~ 20 day. while TWO others
received 81 80 This compelled and other
foundry employees TO stop work ana 10 men are dle
and the foundry Is closed
LANCASTER Penn, April 17-Most Of the cigar
Trrrc HIN. TINS county, which wrc closed sew
weeks account 81 union label trouble, Will be
reopened on Monday, giving employ ment to several
hundred hands.
CHICAGO. April 1.-The journeymen coopers have de-
teriuinrd to make another move looking toward the
market. Spe'ku OF the matter today. W. H. Muldoon
said "To-norrow SHAH ask the Trace and Lanor As.
semb To inform the National Federation of Trades Of
Great Britain and Ireland of our grievances This or
com posed OF 10000 workingmen of the United KIM.
dom. Thty know nothing of prson,made Goods there
and at present una qu tined with what We have TO
contend with IN this country from ms cause. We are
determined ask their assistance II they take hold OF
toe matter IT VIII mean Thar 100000 workngnrn IN
Great Britain will reiue to buy meat. lard and oher
The swi,chmen EN- Dyed In the various yards of the
Lake shore Michigan Northern Railway throughout
srke II the company refused to dschar2e eight men
who accepted work from the road In the STRIKE OF Issl
The strikers number rntyfour men, feature OF
strike ia that unlike the Missouri Pacific strike the
men who have ont do not claim to be any longer
plOy,s OF the Lake shore road Ihcy say they nave
"gOne out ,or good
PHILADELPHIA April II tSpsciaD. --One hundred and
sNy bands OF MAI stewart %ooiem NILS gut Work
by OF the Knignts or Labor, who submitted
The firm refu .ed to grant the demands OF the men.
The 400 hands Of ana Henry 1an"s ms 90
on present prices They refused compromise made
by Inc firm Of half he amount and left the mills.
The conductors ana drivers on tho Fifth and sixth
Street pa railway, the oldest company In the
uDrrs OF the Knights Of Labor, nave demanded
the smiss or superintendent Warier III. Janney. be-
cause he d. missed two from the road who he de-
clares, totally unit for the positions they held
THIS afternoon the board issued the ol-
lowing statement: 1--WE do not consider it just
nor advisable to discharge n faithful officer, onr
has done nothing which was not war
ran by his position and our agreement We further
resolve that the power Of dismissal Will be lodged with
the president and Executive Committee OF the COM
pany.'
BUFFALO. April II (Specab.-The bakers ultimatum
that the bosses shall pay union rates aud hire union
men only be boycOtte1 into effect TO- night
Onr thirty bakers OF eighysix have agreed to the
demands.
HUNTINGDON April II tSpeciab-It Is asserted to-day
Ceartcld strikers that next week IN" men VIII
all all work. This Is understood 10 be
threat that the strike be general again as IL
that the operators VINO have refused 10
give the advance have changed their determination
The Miners Relief Committee in the Cl~arfeld region
has issued appeal help and liberal response has
bee made by the miners who arc at work.
CHICAGO. Alril II (>peciaD The boycott against |
Lothhuz the NOrthsde butcher promises 10 result TO
his benefit Lothholz's shop was filed with customers
this morning.
BALTIMoRF Nd, April Z. The drivers who quit |
work on Thursday still and there is prUba
blty OF reaching agreement with the companies |
which employed them. An effort Will be made ny the
several Ines early next week procure other drivers
and those employed will have the protection Of the