New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

the OLD cut has been forgotten, nor the Illumination
be SAID AMI the recent plan Of compulsory Insurance
placed hat road ~ such condition tnAt Htte Is re-
CURED to cans" a strike
LABOR TROUBLES ELSEWHERE.
K>lr.GooDs MANUFAcrURGRs oRGANIzING-sFCP-
PI>G sTREET-CARS.
ALBANY. March ~ -Sevcnty-iivc knlt-goods
manufacturers acre last evening AMI formed NJ
ti, Association Of kuit--ools manufacturers with the
following ofccrs: President H. V. sllman, of Cohoes;
vce-presid"nt, W L. McCowctt OF Amsterdam; secre-
tary C. f. North, of CoAors; treasurer John H. Giles
OF Amsterdam. a National Executive Committee was
formed upon the bass OF representa- On from edch local
organization. with Titus sneard "A chairman The com
mitt,e we're warned take charge Of the difficulties
now existing in Cohocs. ami Chairman shcari subse-
ouenty called the National Executive Committee to
meet at Cohoes OIL Monday. at = p H. TO near the
KNIGHTS OF Labor and their representatives anu the
manufacturers and their representatives. regarding the
existing troubles there The committee, after hearing
all and fun argument shall determine their report by
tWotLirds vote The decision thus arrived at snail he
referred back to the local organization wherein the
trouble discussed arose and the report of the National
Committee snail be accepted by t"o-thiris VOTE II
shall stand. Otherwise 1t must 20 back
Drpols. PENN March 27.-The Eur.kl mines in the
Fourth District resumed operation, tla moTinI a. the
advance demanded 10y the strikers. Inc b'rch Tree
mines are also the Increase, and number OF
other mInc> are preparing loi Il i7I'lt , ~ cloi
except those paying the advance. A large number or
extra coal AMI police nave been sworn III III autc
patton trouble and are ready for action on SAor' no
ticc.
PHILADELPHIA March - tSocciqh.-A general meet
ing " wholesale grocer. was he'll this afternoon 10 con-
sidcrthe request of their employees Toy r"dlclon oi
the Grocer Importers Exchange close their stores
y. i've days IN the week ahd cl"cS OF! ; 'tui.
Day IN April May Jdly JHI5, Au-U'I anu ,Pi
who accepted passes ON the railroads. ana ID FAVOR
OF cent fares on city roads,
Louisville. March p (SpccioD.-On account Of the
strike among the yardmen n Eis 81 Louis the rar"as
have ceased to rccey. freight for 81 Louis OF points
west viz Itst 81 Louis except subject TO delay. The
effect OF the strike on business begins to he serious
wuKr>u,rEE Penn. March - sSp'ci"h.-At, meet.
Ing of executive board OF the Miners ana Laboles
unanimous resolved TO make demand on the com
tutc a working day IN all the mines IN the anthracite
Goa region.
wuuINGroy Del, March p (Spcciab.-The Harlan
& HOlug,worth company to-day dischsrgeI twenty
seven heater DO who struck Yesterday for IN crrSe
week for carrying he tted rNcts TO eighty IRON rveei
in the hull department. aud their strike yesterday pay
last night but these we're ali captured or inlimitt,d
by the strikers this morning aud tailed to reach me
yard For this last act all the strikers were discharged
CoIrHBUs. ONO. March 27-The Board OF Arbitration
wages o the street railway emp 1fe- reported
to-day, giy the men II 20 - 90 ana - 80, accord
ing the grade OF service me scheudie III heS an III
crease OF twenty cents day TO drivers and conductors
YoUSosrowS, Ohio, March 27.-Brown, Bonnell 4 Co..
the large manufacturers. have lhfOrnei thrlr
aborers that their wages will be advanced 10 per cent
ppovInr<cr. March 27-The strikers at the Arctic
MIll followed the example OF their Qudnick brethren.
More than half the machinery was started mp TINS morn
iny and large number Of the weavers told the supen-
ienden mat they would resume work on Monday at the
former terms. The operators nave ordered lAat al
strikers applying for work shall be taken back.
NEW DIFFICULTIES IN THE SOFT COAL REGION.
UrvrI&GpoN. Penn. March - .>pccGh.- Edward
Hughes the president and the other members OF the
Executive Board of District No 3, National Fedora
ton of Miners and Mine Laborcrs. are again in the
ClearfeId region and have issued order for the
total suspension OF mining in the district They went
10 Pbilpspurg yesterday where about 800 men had
70 ,umcd at the advance. and will 20 from there to
West Broad TOP where there general resumption
week ago for the purpose OF bringing all the men out
AGAIN The operators who have not given the advance
are in sympathy with this movement rs they think II
Ietter Tor the entire bituminous region that there
should be resumption at all until 1t become general
tbroul The adjustment OF the whole difficulty. The
Rockhill Iron and Coal COmp1nys men at hobcrtsdale,
East Broad Top. go in number, were the Tst III the
Broad Top region strike and are the ONLY ones new
out. To-day the company offered them ne advance
and they will resume Work on MONDAY, uhitsh pre-
vented by the order OF the executive board oil te
Federation The supply OF coal at the company
furnaces at OrbisOnia is exhausted aud they viii he
obliged to stop unless the men 20 10 work. Ills was
nav day at East Broad Top, the strikers receiving their
checks Tor February. Some OF tnese were lor more
average was larger than for any other month for
wear The miners are alarmed by the reports OF the
upOTtatlOn OF coal from EDSlduu ny luC bti"lHu
White Mining Company, fearing that the strike may
be prolonged by this movement. They refuse to be-
lieVe the reports.
EFFECT IN CONNECTICUT OF THE STRIKES.
NEw-HAvEN, March u (Spec,dD.-1he
Western strike, have caused depression in the Manga
tuck Valley provisions already going up;
so mat on the whole laborng men, including knights Of
Labor as well every other class of people, are having
a hard time Said one manufacturer:
The effect is much greater than one would imagine,
the ina results. We can DO nothing without
brass and that all comes from the West
The Waterbury Button Company has stopped its
ivory department temporarily. J. f. Busche Knight
OF Labor who candidate for tho position OF State
Commissioner Labor statistics. filled some time since,
said to-day Of Mr.. Powderlys circular:
MI Powder.y only one man II vii! have about
the effect il President Cleveland ordered that
May l be devoted to prayer and thauksglVng TO God:
Halt the boys would make a holiday OF II, and ~ OH
and have good time
sTREEECAR MEN IN BROOKLYN WIN
All the stables of the Broadway Railroad
COMPANY Brooklyn were protected by police yesterday
but there was 10 disturbance Of any KIND The strikers
TO the number OF $50 assembled in Schellen's Hall.
East New-York the forenoon, and patiently awaited
the result OF their Executive Committees efforts TO
bring about settlement With the company. No attempt
was made 10 take any during the day and The
Elevated road Ieaped rich harvest. The mon kept
away from stables aud refused To feed the horses
Agents OF the Society ior the Prevention 81 Cruelty 10
perform this Work. The IIrcutlNc COM
mttee Of the Board Of Directors OF the railroad COM
long session IN the morning, NJ tho
close OF which IL announced mat they would not
Weld to the demands Efforts to reach set
i,eneut however, wed by mru In tho alter