New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
MOREANARCHlSTSA ARRESTED
TWENTY THOUSAND HANDS LOCKED OUT.
ACTION OF THE WHOLESALE CLOTHING MEkCHANlS
TURBULENT BOHeMlANs PREVENT WORK
IN THE LUMBER YARDS.
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IN THE LUMBER YARDS
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CHICAGO, MAY 13.-A turbulent element
the Bohemians IN the South western LUMBER I'll"
trict prevented a general resumption OF work to-day
committee OF the striker urged tho men 10 20 oack
TO work. and it confidently expected they would do
so but when OF them started for the yards TINS
morning they with threats. and the Bohemans
and Poles who constitute about fourhfths OF the men
usually employed still remain Idle. Nine OF tho yards.
however made in the course OF the day win Ing
lsh speaking workmen. aud 1t was estimated that eoout
one-ffth OF the Old force at work The Bohemians
have asked another conference with the employers
tomorrow.
Tho poce made two raids tho Bohem.ans to-day
in the vicinity Of Eghteenth-st- and Centreave The
first hau brought In Jacob Park, Frank Hudash Joe
sokup, Joe Pepa and Charles Cotelba- The cause OF
the arrest finding OF drug store articles In
their possession TIE arrested were badly fright
eued and began to criminato others This led TO a
second sortie by the Hnman-st police. All possible
cews were used, and evidence which had been gained
BY officers In citizens clothes In the last few days was
'urned TO good account Tho result was capture OF
Socialists a. follows: Emil Capanch Charles Borda
Chases Trundel Frank Trunde. Joseph Brado. Frank
Koterla Joseph Koumerrak. Charles Feedel Frank
Fischer Joe Bradec. John Baroutke and Paul Ness or
these twe~e ten are Bohemian In nearly every case
the houses OF tho prisoners were found to con-
tain articles rom the Roseufed drug store, whch
they destroyed last week. In house some
OF the drugs were ,und. III another trusses and toilet
articles and in Sill ,thers soap and perfumes The
property was cOnlscate. and taken to the Hinman.st
station, while the guilt, posscssors promptly
locked up at the Twefth-st station The officers say
that they have evidence to every OF
them OF participating in the riots II last week and Of the
destruction OF the Rosenfeld store.
The action OF the wholesale clothing merchants last
nigh; IN refusing accede the demands for increased
pay throws fully 10000 persons out of employment, in
Guiding 600 cutters, who have made no complaint The
wholesalers claim that the demands are excessive that
their margin Of profit is small and the cohpe
tition OF Eastern arp. that further In
crease OF expenses would be simply ruinous The boss
taors say that they moved to make this demand
on the wholesalers by the strike among their
| journeymen and the women sttchers The taiiors
ooncede that the wages they haye been paying their
empoyes now out been low and the hard
ships OF the strikers have been many. At the same
time, though willing and ready TO keep these employees
they were unable unless they gain better terms
from the wholesale houses. Hence their demand on
these aud the result noted representative OF
large house said:
"No demand. have been made in New-York or East
ern Cities and. while make finer grade oi
clothing we paying much larger percentages to our
taiors than Eastern manufacturers NOW worknen Ii,n
bring price list AMI ask us to pay ~ 20 ior MAKING
making a coat. while sell tLe coat ana waiscoat oI
81 So Our firm has been paying $4,000 month ioi
monthly pay roll moDSr OF al There sn0ua'' nothing
in the CHICAGO market that could stand an III
crease OF from 30 to 80 per cent The strike Is iurg
Chlcago very 1t Will lie nard to sell goods thls
fall The country merchants are now saying they VIII
| 60 East TO buy their goods ~.
The strikers At Rothschilds furniture factory IN King
| st. are going back work at the Old terms. Al the
Bruins Bake Furniture factory about 10 men re
| ported for work. but these are not more thth one
| NTH the number required to run the establishments
The Pullman Car Company have made no attempt 10 re-
open will not until the men are wlIIng 10
resume work at the former hours and wages. -,
Chris SPIES, one OF the Anarchists cOnnneu IN the
county jail, will released bail OF SloOoo ihe
testimony in the OF August spies and the otheI
coGsprators ready for presentation TO the Grand jury
when It meets next Monday.
The Grain Trimmers Union is at outs with tne Leneh
Valley Trans spOrtaon Company and has INFORMED the
agent. OF company, that The charges for rlnnln2
grain carcoes its vessels Will be IL % Tor looo
bushels instead of 75 cents, the rates charged othr
lines. Mr.. Fleming. Of the agents. SAID that tht
charge unjust one as the Lehlgn allcy poalr
were more easily trimmed than any of the others owlt
to their their large matches. The trouble ws
caused Mr. Fleming said. by the company engaging twt
| gangs OF men, between whom Jealouses nave sprung
UP. - -, ,. ..,o ,.s ooic,,l re
mort of the bomb wing affair. and gives complete
st of the officers who killed and wounded on ina
| night. recapitulation shows that slxty-slx wer
wounded whom five have died and ten have returned
to their beats. leaving fifty who are still LAID uI
| with their wounds