New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
COAL MINERS REsUMING WORK.
STRIKES AND COMPROMISES ELsEwHERE-DEPUTIEs

KEEP THE PEACE
HUNTINGDON, March 25 (SpeciaD Tho
miners the Aleghany Mountains at Galltzen Mineral
Poinl, Lys Bcns Crock, Portage South Fork. Summer
Hi the end Of the tunnel. who we're given
an increase OF five cents q March and who struck
for additional five cents granted the latter ad'
vance and resumed work to-day. The men at Coulter
Hufs mines Greeusburg. have joined the strike.
This firm furnishing coal TO Nil contracts f9r tne
Irwin operators, whose out Two hundred Irwin
strikers went to Greonsburg with brass band ana Dsn
committee into the mines and succeeded bringing all
the out Fifty deputies have been sworn N oy he
sheriff 10 preserve the peace DO TAR there mas Oeeh no
disturbance
WILMINGTON, Del, March 26.-The striking morocco
men all returned to work this morning ana every factory
in the city IL running full handed The ante strike stuA
tlon restored and all In dispute held In aDey'
held.
LEBANON, Penn, March 25.-some men who arrived
from Philadelphia to take the place strikers at the
Pennsylvania Nut and Bolt Works In this city were met
the depot by tue workiDgmen, and upon hearing q
OF the existing grievances refused to 20 to
work. The strikers supplied the newcomers with money
aud sent them home.
READING March 25-samuel r seyfert's large rolling
mill at Naomi ;his county down this morning be-
cause OF scarcity OF soft coal ia consequence OF tho
strike In the DumnOus coal regions, throwing lou ncn
out OF employment.
DAYTON Ohio March 25.-The Fifth Street Car Line
has sested with tue drivers by giving thon y day Tor
sixteen hours work. The Third street line mas naue
similar offer to its men, but IL has not yet been accepted
The OakwOod line employees are sill on strike
COSSERsyILLE Ind. March 25.-All tho furniture
workers here, Numbering 300, struck to-day.
ST. LOUIS March 2J.-The Catlin Tobacco Company OK
this city, decided begin the eght-hour system IN
it's factory Monday. No reduction Ia the wares or
employees will be made.
Boston, March 25.-In accordance with q promise
made some time ago. wages OF the Old Colony Rail-
road engineers and iromen On the Norlhern division
have been Increased follows: Engineers from - %
to 50 60 L day and hremen from 81 50 10 81 80. Inc
conductors want 'heir pay raised and contemplate
calling upon Mr. Hendricks to that effect.
TORONTO, Ont, March 25-The stone mssons In this
city their pOyers several weeks ago that they
wanted of wages to thirty cents per hour 20
take effect April l. and that nine hours CONSTITUTED
day labor Tue employers agreed TO the proposition,
but demanded that the change should bs male on June
/. Tue men have decided TO strike on April
PITTBURG, March GA more unsettled condition OF
affairs existed to-day the street car men and ther
and general strike on Saturday seems prob
able met last niZht to consider the CON-
promise proposition submitted By tue railway officials
and unanimously decided To stand for the original De-
mands This utmatum was presented TO the yarions
companies this morning by District Master Workman
Evans. with the statement that dehute answer was
expected Tomorrow.