New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
Drifting THE CRINESE From SEATTLE
SHIPPING THE MoNGOLIANs TO SAN FRANCISCO
LABOR NEWS FROM OTHER PLACES

SHIPPING THE MoNGOLIANs TO SAN FRANCISCO
LABOR NEWS FROM OTHER PLACES.
PORTLAND. Ore Feb. 7.-As if by pro-
granme laid out, the Chinese were today driven out OF
Seattle. W. T. II Is understood that the knights OF
Labor are at head OF the movement The Cinnamon
were marched 20 the steamer Qncen of the Paeihc.
lying wharf and the knights paid steerage pas
sage to san Francisco for each one put aboard The
steamer plies regularly between San Francisco and
Puget Sound. At p. m about 100 Cinnamon had been
put on board On attempt being made Dy the rioters
10 force other Chinese board without paying fare,
which is SO in each case the captain stationed men
with hose prepared to throw hve streams OF boiling
water into the mob II the attempt was renewed The
Mayor Seattle and other prominent citizens nave tee
grnphed to Vancouver Barracks asking General Gbbou'
commanding the Department OF Columbia, for troops.
General Gibbon has teegraphed to the War Department
but no order has yet come from Washington To SEND
troops distant $50 miles from Seattle, and
trans portton would be effected by boat and rail The
shortest time IN which troops could be transported Is
seven hours and they should start tonight they
would be late TO prevent the expulsion OF the chi
nese Chief Justice of Washington Territory has
telegraphed Attorney General Garland asking him TO
use his influence have troops ordered to Seattle
Nrw.U,yEN. Feb. CSpeciaD.-The knights of Labor
state that the moulders j. H. Sargenls factory have
been granted an 10 to per cent. chat the
nay of b. North Co.'s moulders has been Increased 10
per cent the Henry Hooker Carriage Co mas raised
tue pay OF DlacEsmths and that the Mallory wnee.s,
for more pay from their moulders
PuuApFLPHIA Feb. (SpssidD.-Tho Musicians
Union will petition Congress thls week To enforce tne
law prohiUngthe Importation OF foreignaoorrrs on the
contract system The proprietor OF RdgewHy PARK,
summer resort on an island In the middle or the Della
ware River has made contract Win oand OF Gerhah
musicians who performed there last summer
GALVESTON, Feb. IA dispatch to The Ners from
Dallas Texas says: The merchants here have been
visited by committee OF the Knights Of Labor who
AIMED 10 them the OF the boycott against the
Mallory Steamship Company and requeated them to
withdraw their patronage from that hue The commit
frnn ha mi
ances OF support and sympathy"
CONCORD N H., Feb THE employees OF the Concord
Axle COMPANY will resume work tomorrow, the CON-
pauy having recOnsdered their refusal TO recognize the
knights OF Labor and TO compromise all dinculties
WEYMOUTH Mass. Feb. 1.-THE Lasters' Union yester-
dav ma 10 formal demand for seventyhve cents case
for pnIu toes dollar for cap toes on George T.
Porter a Co c. IL. Hunt & Co., NJ. C. Nash. A T. ush-
ing A H. sterling and +. l.. Lowery. Nash. sterling.
Iowery ard Cushing gave the advance. Porter Co.
and Hunt Co. have the matter under CONSIDERATION
and pending their decision their lasers Will remain
idle.
BOSTON Feb. z (Specidb.-At a meeting OF the mana
gers Of ali the Incorporated cotton aud woolcn manu-.
faeturng companies OF Lowell Saturday IL was voted
10 increase the pay or the employees march
10 tho amount OF the last reuuc-
ton not exceeding 10 per cent. some
of the corporations could their way clear 10 the
advance as their that they have made no
money in the year. but the outlook little more
favorable than year and all therefore joined
I'm ths advance The announcement is happy surprise
10 the thousands of employees The last reduction oc-
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