New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
GENERAL LABOR NOTES.
THE cARRrAGEMAKERs TROUBLES Ix NEw-uAvEN

A DETERMINED FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
HAVEN, April 26 (SpecidD.-The car
riagemakers strike in this city became general to-day
Tho committees OF the Carragemaers Union Issued an
order yesterday commanding every carriagemaker
who belongs to IL to quit work, and II was
obeyed, and now the industry is absolutely
prostrated. Tho Trades Council has taken the
strike in hand and Will do all in its power to help
the strikers along Requests for donations VIII he sent
at different central labor unions all over Tue
country for financial aid. This afternoon over ooo
striking carriagemakers held secret meeting In the
Knights OF Labor hall. ami it was enthusiastically de-
cided to fight the strike out to the bitter cnd
P1rsBuRG. Aprll 90 (speciaD aD-When the long strike
OF 1856 began there scarcely any organized iaoor
in the Connesye coke region. outside OF iouge oi
Knights OF Labor. but within few weeks III lDteIhf
chickering's do not prevent nne-enths OF the worHnen
will belong to the Amagansted Associa,o1 & o iy
been bad feeling between the knights OF LaDor IeaueIs
and those OF the Amalgamated Association secretary
Mullen said that the ANA mated Association has
membership throughout the region OF seven 10 one com
pared with the Knights. the beginning OF the
strike twenty five lodges have been organized Eight
thousand have signed the membership rolls put ~ !,
nav their dues and stay in the Association. Mr. Mullen
says that at least 5000 men will stay. work rs done
openly and all meetings are open TO mewspaPe. PTa '
The question OF loading Eastern coal creating troue
Notices were posted up through the entire res9n
warning the men to stay away from James oocmpan'
two mines at Dawson Station. On Saturday commit
tee of three workmen called on 9 fp Esssrn markets
and thereby assist the operators OF the Clearhed re-
gOn whose are on "a sttlke MI. Cochi au az v"No
struck the reinstatement OF the three employees
and will have the assistance Of the order The question
sending coal to Eastern markets has also dstnrnea
the four mines was held near Monongahea Oiiy
to-day. at which 1t was decided to ca convehIiUI ~ III
this city Monday next, at which tho question VIII DO
settled.
suAMoKIN Penn April 26.-The Miners and Labor
ors' Amalgamated Association held a massmeetihg to
day Thrty.hve hundred men we're IN nne ana % tnere
were visiting delegations Mount Carmel Treverton
Locust Gap present. The meetng was
that the mon will ask eight hours work with eight
hours pay. the order of things to begin with May
HARRISBURG Penn, April 26.The lIodcarriers Asso-
cIation ordered strike this morning, and large num-
Der of brcklayers are thrown ous OF WORK az result @
The demanded an increase from 81 20 TO -
which the boss brlcklayers relused DuuinS opoiao'
are generally suspended.
CHICAGO, April 25.-An organization was formed III
this city yesterday to be known as the ULted
and Market Clerks Association or Chlcago. consu
tuition and bylaws were adopted setting forth the prn
cpa object of the organization to Oe the closing Oh gro
ceries and markets at O'Clock each evening SATURDAY
excepted and to keep them closed on sundays reso
luton to form branch OF the knights OF LABOR was os
by vote OF 32 10 liz
WHAT WILL BECOME OF THE swITCHMENt
Chicago, April 26.-Snce the Lake Shore
.wtchmeus strike to the sudden termination there
has been great speculation to the fate awaiting
the Objectionable men, The companys officials say that
they maintained their position and made no agreement
whatever disposal Of the eight men, nor had tney
authorized any to sign the paper exhibited by Mr.
Stan Tho still insists that tho eight men VIII DC
removed within sixty days and that an agreement 10
that effect signed by some one authorizes py tno
company do He refuses still to dlyuge the name
of the person nearly be ascertaned the actS
are that the company made no agreement whatever
whereby the eight mems status was changed III tho
least.
WAGES AND SHORT HOURS IN PHILAD ELPnIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April % (SDeciaD. 1.-The
Brewers Workingmens Union of Philadelphia, Brsnch
No. Q has issued statement that Its action for In
creased wages and has been approved by the
Brewers workingmen's Union OF New-York, ana ask
ing all members of labor unions TO patronze only such
dealers as sell beer made in breweres where union men
are employed.
IL was settled this morning that the leading paper
hanging firms city will hereafter close their places
Of business az II O'Clock on Saturday. The Board OF
Directors OF the Maritime Exchange will hold meeting
Tomorrow to endeavOG have all tie large nrAls give
their employees 4 half holiday each week , ,.,
resolution adopted by the CABINET MAKER Inion @
sone time ago stating that after April 30 eight hours
should constitute days work, was answered. touy ny
the EMPLOYERS who declared that would not accept TIC
terms Tie union named May for the strAe 10 pe
gin.