New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
LABOR TROUBLES RENEWED.
THE COKE DRAWERS NOT YET SATISFIED.
BEQUIalNG THAT COAL SHALL BE wEIGHED-DE-
MANDs OF THE HUNGARIANs-OTHER STRIKES.
(BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.

REoUISlNG THAT COAL SHALL BE wEIGHED-DE-
MANDS OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STRIKES.
(BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
PITTsBURG, Feb 22.-The trouble IN the
coke region is not ended. At mine to-day the men
refused 10 put coal wagons before the
long strike consequently the drivers were told by the
sup haul the wagons to the mouth of
the pit. The diggers then threw down their tools and
quit They visited several other pits and tried to create
dissatisfaction At another mine the company refused
allow drivers to hau to the different rooms OF
he mine preparatory to filling. causing second strike
OF the dggers at this mine, also. Two mines en-
tely deserted to-day through fear of the Hungarans
who paraed all night through northern part OF the
region threatening violence to all who should return TO
to-day. At the Cambria Iron COmpanI's mine the
dggers worked short time and then struck, after an
Intellectual attempt have tho size OF wagon-load
reduced They want all the coal weighed and check
wcighmen placed the tipple.
Another delegate meeting held at Scottdae to-
day. Tho Engshspeaklig miners are anxious to return
work the terms OF Saturdays conferences; that Is,
the OF the 10 per reduction OF Decem
ber 1854 The Hungarians. however, insist upon the
unconditional release OF their countrymen. who are
In ;he Fayottc and WesCmOreand County jas. At the
MoOrewOOd and Standard mines, near Mount Pleasant,
where frequent disturbances have occurred the Hun
garaDs to-day refused TO return to work or to allow
other men to do so At Moorewood they swear that
monds granted by II. c. Frick Il Co. The other
niners indignant, will to work tomorrow
gardless OF the consequences
The fact that several leaders Of the strike to-day
refused work may yet trouble among the English
speaking miners. It Is said that assistant superin-
petty responsible for this they
personal grudges against the men, It's expected
the companies OF this the will be
instated at Work was to-day resumed at all the
mines south Of Connesvc and no trouble is expected
from that quarter.
coke producer said this evening he believed the
HungsriHns will seek other fields Of labor. They Will
find their position uncomfortable he thinks, that
their leaders will All movement TO have them sent
away. Tho AustrO Hungarian Consul. Mr. 5chamberg,
says that Mr. Frck has requested the Hungarans TO
his works IN the coke region he has advised them
and that the ungarians anxious 70 10. They
do not want however until all their countrymen
have been from Jail Mr.. schamberg Is taking
steps their freedom and also employment for
all who want 70 work. His Office crowded with
Hungarians to-day.
John Britt OF Dubois president OF tho Fourth District
the Miners Laborers' Amagamated Association,
arrived in this city to-day his way the National
Convention Of Coal Operators and Miners which meets
IN Columbus Ohio. tomorrow. lie says that unless
advance In wages Of 10 per cent soon 5000
miners OF the Clearled region will 10 on striko
over 100 ornamenters and rubbers employed at
Barncss safe and lock works quit to-day demanding
10 per cent advance In wages
WmKE-BARRE Penn, Feb. % (Speciab. There was
an important meeting Of miners at Father Mathew Hall
this morning. in accordance with u call issued week
by George Harris, state President Of the Miners ana
Iaborers Amalganated Association. twenty-five dele
yates from branches OF that association In Lulerne
County we're present. David r. Reese, OF Plymouth,
was made temporary president; Thomas Jullard, Of
Plains yicepresldent Mr. Boyle OF Mount Peasant.
secretary. The number of delegates responding was
greater than hal been anticipated and tho reports they
made Of the progress OF the association in their
various noighborhoOis was highly gratifying Tho out
look it agreed could not be better II was resolved
TO orgt.izo a Boad whioh shall meet monthly, or at
other stated Intervals to be composed Of delegates from
each branch district This Board will be under tho
constitution tho power OF the association.
The pan Of th- Old Miners ani LaOorer, Beneficial
Association will followed in the main, but the present
organization differs from that body IN that It Includes
the btumlnous as well the anthracite miners OF the
state schuylhn County Is thoroughly organized In tho
associat on. having membership far larger than
any previously organized body OF miners in tnat county
It's executive board Will meet POttsvilo on Wednes-
day and tue Luzerno County Board will probably have
representatives present arrange for harmonious action
between the two bodies.
division of Tue Illinois Central Railroad extending from
this city TO Canton. MIS-. quit work to day The men at
men comprise crew and they are expected to handle
about $50 a month. thrco men 10 compose crew, NO
freight trains moving anl tho IrclShL Vanc on tne
road II present suspended.
WORCESTER. Mass Feb. 22.-Tho proprictors OF the
Palmer Mills have refused the demand 0t tue strikers for
an Increase OF four mills yard The Kulshts OF Labor
nave accordingly ISSUED notice to AL weayers TO keep
from the m ia until the difficulty snail have Leen
adjusted. ABOUT oue-haf OF the regular force worked
Saturday.
CHICAGO Feb GA dispatch to The Inter ocean rom
Milwaukee says "A general strike among the employees
the Milwaukee and shoe manufacturers IL feared
At recent meetings of the assemblies or the knights OF
Labor adopted 20 ask all manufacturers
10 agree upon certain scale OF prices similar 10 that IN
effect u Bradley & MetCafs factory. formal demand
was Yesterday served upon tine manufacturers. At
D. M to-day six manufacturers notified the committees
that they refused To comply with the demand. T. /.
Ncwburt & Coz doing business PrArie-st, alone con-
adopt the scale Of prices formed by the men,
About COO men, II Is expected, will quit work"