New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.
MINERS RETURNING To wORK-ARBITRArION
PITTsBURG-NOTFs.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HrNr1NGpoN. Nav II (SpeciaN.-The coal
miners strike in the umDerlani region, which has
lasted since March g. will be ended tomorrow morning
The frat resumption there in part OF District NO
OF the Miners Federation at the Old rates OF 40 cents
ton will then take place. The men at the New Central
mines on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
have resolved 20 work. Their tools were brought
out to-day and put in readiness They will be followed
on Wednesday morning by the men at the American
Mines on the Georges Creek Road. Precautions have
been taken against interference with the workmen Oy
those who favor aconnuanco OF the strike anu they
viii be ell from Tn officials Of the Hunt
iugton aud Broad Top Railroad which has not carried
carload OF Cumberland coal for more than two monhs
vii Inmedately furnish ears for traffic which they
expect renewed Already there Is tak among tne
oprrators VINO granted adv ance or reducing
rates to forty cents
PHILADELPHIA, Nav II tSpsciaD.-A secret conference
OF the presidents or other executive omcer OF the No
ttonal Trade. mons Will be held IN this city tomorrow
The call issued some weeks ago by r. j. McDuire,
OF Cleveland. Ohio president OF tne on tnn '
against the Knights Of Labor. The hnlshs OF LABOR
will tax part the proceedinkS brcSlAyes near
Tacony, demanding an advance OF ~ er tent % 80
f strike unless there ~ agreement oy the close OF
the week. some OF the rns nave asagy se e
schedule About 300 Journey men D"Fpels tse az , oeo
admitted the Knights OF Labor over .oo cotton
Thomas Keuts Sons. at Clifton Heights They
com plat they denied work unless Ihey o'c
mscber P,anororte Manufacturing Company to-day re-
jected the OF the strikers Ine lnternatonal
OF and there Il not much prospect OF the rupture
being heated The plots. bridEe-tenders slip L9Hders
dephia Camden aud Atlantic FERRIES under oohtroI
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad have been granted 'HoI
request twelve hours day. one DAY III seven oH au
extra pay for extra hours
The strike Of the garment cutters ia ended This gives
employment over l9OOO men, women anu girls WIN
have been idle for a week
CrSclSNArT. May 1.-THE planning mill ana bencn
hand, AZ meeting this morning resolved TO demand
eight hours and ten hours pay In view OF tne set
tnat propretors have refused 10 keep ner Po'''
OF eight hours pay for eight hours work
CHICAGO May L7.-At the regular meeting OF the
Trades Assembly yesterday resoluton WIS i ~ S
calling attention to confidential circular salu 10 nave
been gotten up by the twenty-five rslroaus oPerah5
chicago asking Congress, 10 alnena oe..ou - n ~
me Revised a. to make any Interference Win
railroad traffic, except Oy process o. AN an o-oneo
punishable by tine OF 5000 or imprisonment. .or one
wear The resolution respectfully warned hos
TO grant 10 railroad corporations any lurther powers
than they now have
DENVER. Col. May 17-sxty Pinkerton detectives
VINO ed ln the strike on the Missouri Paeho
Pad Al It Louis In charge OF Marshal Ioohey. passed
through here special train last evening on the way
manded an increase Of wages. aud. upon the copanys
refusal the mine superintendent from town. and
refused to let any person enter the mine
GARDNER. Me-, May I7.-On May 10 the employees at
Lawrence Bros sswm In South Gardiner struck FOR
ten and the mill shut DOWN Today tns meh re-
turned TO work the Old schedule OF eleven hours
TROY Nav 1.-The striking laundry girls OF George
p Ide & CO. did Lot return TO work TINS morning Ihe
ranhes OF tbr Collar Manufactur-rs Association have
their determination close their shirt and
collar factories Tuesday evening unless the sIrkeIs
return TO work
Co her uiacurers discharge all their whiteners
ON saturday night They are putting In Two Lockwood
tcnines as a substitute
out on str kr for 80 day. The employers agreed 10
DAY ~ 75, al increase or 20 cents
CryBsatAvp, Md. May l7.-Striking miners employed
by COMPANIES tErolsh9ut inc ouinoer.anu
c3s region held meetings to-day and voted unanimously
o work