Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

engineer. uftmnn. and brtkeuch
each note which read % You are
hereby earnestly requested. for the sake
Of humanity, not TO 20 out on thus en-
CINE" The train started out. and rs
II passed New York avenue torpedo
exploded under The engine. Al the
city limits the fireman came down from
the engine. and the train soon came TO
stanostill and Chen hacked No 10 the
yard. After consultation the officials
decided not to make another attempt
yesterday. Freelsnd was arrested and
placed under el00 bonds on a charge OF
trespassiDg. Another attemp; viii be
made by the officials to-day 70 get
train out.
ENDED SATISFACTORILY TO TIE
STRIKERS.
PITTSBURGH, PA. March 2S.-The
great strike Of four thousand wOrkmen
~ the National I lbe-w orks. a. Nc
keesport, Pa, has ended satisfactorily
10 the strikers, and work viii be re-
sumed II al departments at once. The
trouble was settled this morning BY the
workmen accepting the proposition Of
Genersl-Msnager Flagler 20 restore the
wnees ruling IN 1854 and to advance
the wages Of lAborers TO sl-2j per dsv.
The increase viii range from : TO q
per cent.
STRIKE OF CLOAK-dAKERs.
New YORK. March 23.-Betreeu
1900 and 5000 closk-mAkers have
been on 8 strike for some DAYS against
the system Of middlemen or small con-
tractors, desiring to deal directly With
the manufacture. These are people
who work outside Of factories. To-day
the inside workers, numbering 1000,
and the cloak-cutters, numbering 500,
in addition, struck TO support their
brethren.
MOROCCO LEATHER TANNERS
STRIKE.
WIMINC-oN. Dill. March o.
All The employ ees II the morOccO-leasb-
er tanneries, numbering about 1000
persons, wen; on q strike TODAY. ex-
ccpt few rho wer, permitted to finish
~ some perishable stock ID process Of
Manufacture. The reason assigned Is
the failure OF the manufacturers 70 meet
q committee Of Knights OF Labor to re
adjust prices. hours, and details Of
work.
ANOTIFE EXCITING lay AT AJCHI-
SON.
ATCHIssN. HAN. March 23.-This
mas been another exciting and eventful
dsv IN the strike. AZ l-4J this morn
inc ten men on guard a. tue Missouri
Pacific round-house were surprised by
me appearance Of thIrty-fve or forty
masked men. The guards were cor
rallied II the OIi-rOOm by detachment
Of the visitors. VINO stood guard With
pistols drawn while the resi- O. them
thoroughly disabled twelve locomotives
winch stood II the stalls. They held
possession Of the house abou. Gitv
minutes. and upon taking leave notified
lie imprisoned guards thai thev mus.
no, attempt 70 leave the room until the
expiration Of twenty minutes. A. noon
tnere was another exciting event when
large number Of strikers and others
.clzed q freight train below the town
bound 10Y Kansas City. Ther
climbed upon Il IN scores and
applied the brakes 70 prevent
rs further progress uncoupied the cars
and threw the links and pms into the
river and killed the engine. Marshal
prlce vas present but a, the train was
outside o. the CITY limits he was pow
criess. No United States marshals
were present. The strikers later seized
,he last switch engine OF dut7. A road
engine happened TO De al hand, which
Is dong duty IL the yard.
BUSINESSMEN MOVING.
CH1CAoo. March 22.--I.otter1 urc
being sent out inviting national meet
irg Of businessmen and manufacturers
90 he hello some time next month, and
70 take action toward devisIng some
means ~ defence against the power o.
organized labor.
THE STIRRING MINERS n BELGIUAI.
-.y Anglo American cable a. the Dispatch
BRUSSELS. March 93-Reports from
he mining districts state that the cob
tic;s between the striking miners and
troops continue. 1o-dsy's reports say
that many more persons on bo.h sides
have been wounded. At Serange one
o. the strikers was shot deac by the
troops. Tsckencanr and number Of
other German Anarchists who took
pa; II the disorders. have been a.
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