New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.

IxsrXArOR WALLACE on THE CLEARFIELl
| sTRiKr-COMpRoMsE IN PITTsBUgG -NorFs.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 81 (SpcciaD. - EX-
Senator Wallace is spending few days In the ciy ana
referring the coal troubles in the Cearhea ieBo"
| today said
Tho peoplo in the CearGcld region are beginning to
feel the effects Of the strike About 5000 men arc on
or work lhave had several talks to-day Win coal op
orators and they soem to think that the door VIII De
open shortly TO the settlement Of the trouble
August Myers was put under $500 bail to answer th'
morning the charge OF posting signs to boyeot 'he
firm of Goebort IL Co.. basket makers mt NOS Jl anu o0
North Second-st.
The boss rckaycrs unanimously voted that hiter 'hs
week they wonld pay journeymcn brcklayers ~ cents
an hour and hod carriers 25 cents an hour Acomn'oo
OF the journey brickloyers had previously "acu "
the employers and informed them that they were wins
be paid by the hour at the rate Of $3 90 day. n"'
hours to constitute days work. Thls was agree" w.
LYNN Mass. April 81 tS1eciaD-.M latDon; On NY "
grocer, says that be will keep open ms s.9IT nrs,
D. m hafhour longer than the Knights OF lor Oue,
or he Will be ruined hy the boycott lie has reputi-
ton OF being honest and straightforwara gveS nv. I
for charity and reprcsents the LABOR parry III tn0
| City CounciL Many letters daily received by MN, 10,
the writers OF which tell him TO DO hrin aho s'au ~ n
| rights
hours which 1t had feared woud have preJuncaI
effect the building trades this season DehS ac"
| bly, arranged between employers and woIkmen. ,,,
| The journeymen plumbers who had demanded tha'
eight hors be days work at the old wages nave Will
1
tion that nine hours snail be considered days w9fh'
with eight hours Saturday. These terms VIII proun-
bly, be accepted by the msler plumbers Inc
stOnemasOns and other building trades expect 10 ARRANGE
| compromise on similar terms
| CHICAGO. April 24-The committee selected by the
Box Manufactured Association TO take action In feI
10 tho eghthOur system have replied TO tne DIX
makers Assembly OF the KNIGHTS OF Labor thal the
box manufacturers arc emphaticaly opposed TO ame
eight-honr movement doeming II unwlse ana injurious
to their branch OF business adopt such standard OIL
| labor.
BALTIMORE April 2i.-rhe Midnight Assembly o,
Car Drivers held meeting last night which contlnued
until after sunrise today. The drivers or the irch
lines determined to hold Out. New drivers are on INC
cars, and most OF them running. The company WI,
MAKE and in few days all the lines VIII
be supplied with men, there being plenty OF app
cants for the places.
YoUNGsTowH. Ohio. April 81 (SQeeiab.-A large mass
meeting of all coal in MahoniUg Valley was
held in the Fair Grounds tails afternoon and 1t was
unanimously decided to demand Increase or ~ ceht
ton on May l. The price pad at present Is % cents
EAsToN. Penn, April 2A-Fae Catasauqna Manuactur-
ing Company has voluntarily given s employees at that
place and Fernde Increase OF 10 per cent In thel
The trackmen on the Lehgh and Hudson Railroad
have b en Informed that on May their wages Will or
advanced from 81 10 to 81 20 day The same advance
has been mlde in the wages OF the trackmcn on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad.