New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.


COLUMBUS, April 10 lSpecaO.-A bill intro
duced IN the ONO LEGISLATURE to-day by Representative
T. C. williams Of Noble County. is entitled a bill TO
punish boycotters ad prevent union strikers from IN.
terfcring with scabs by king such conduct e"hy
Bosrov, April ia new timetable went into effect
to day on the sonrrvlNe lines OF the Charles RIVER
street Railroad whereby the men work bar II nom
anh 20 minutes lay. wlfD 40 minutes ior dinner or
spin trs of VIII On there ar" Only one or "" on
but take longer time in dong II.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Auril l9.-The local Knights Of
Labor nave Duycojted the LnwoOd AiiIs. at BlssSvI q
and fhe forty NorSn % employed therein nave slricN
a.aii>t the allie ci discharge Knights and for the
adO OF BiackntOn scale, an. regular pa day
enc NGo. AprL ia thr mre,nS ot me . Crn,r' &
Labor Union yesterday IN" Loihhoz hoFcott Wa- "~-
cn>~@d 1t was reported that seven firms nd ceisei 10
deal with Loihho.z.
carson IIfie 4 CO.. dry goods merchants have given
notice tna they Viii adopt the ei-hI-lour system on
Tue cauniny department at Armour & Co.'S packing
hou-r been closed. and nearly 600 men dismissed
A meeting OF the ahti-' mantle 500 l'h-l' o.
Chcae0, RESOLUTION wa H'"P.F.t tnlIH W." 10y,
National Execul Committee Of The knights ol iahnr
M IN every caner. .ssionlI 1is ret and d'rnand that
th~r representatives congress voie authority 10 the
srike Of drivers IN This city, There was dcn-
OstIat1pn THIS forenoon whch ear on one "I tIe sur 4
ig iuos appeared Oh street. but the police promptly
mfrrpOScd and ~trd Ihe strikers ana thr
raI4wdy companies remain hriD ana the ia'ter sl.te
tpey Will not .c-tlr the demands 81 the drivers
There are onIy companies running ul nn,nhrrs Of
"a
serious neon veuIencc hrcalSe of the strike.
ToEoNrD. April l9.-ih strret-car employs IN TINS
city Media private meeting tod which. II i UNDER
st6o . tney decid,d To make demni tnat ten h"nis
constitute "a days work aud That SO pr week De pIid
th-m There probabl, be trounlr over the ma er
a. the superintendent at tne company threatens 10 as
charge all of the employees
DrTRon. Mich. April l9.-rhe nevspoys on Tte
FreniDg NeirS quit work to-day, dmandlng two paper
.. one cent Istcad oi one u. heretofore. boy "h"
attempted papers at The regular prce was -"t
nnon ana beaten and hrs papers torn &c pieces. Few
papots were sod except from the Office.
HALTroRD Apri 10 taP,ctab -rhe Broad Bro"A
strikers from the wpolirn mills VIII returl 10 w"iA "h
bat hc ayers voted return to work Ia view i 10"
probable su ring that would be caused by Oug ock-
LOUISVILLE Apu ~ tSDccdD.-The striking miners AT
Beaver CrrrS the scene OF IN recent
outbreak ag1st Labor. have decided To return
work. ana VIII ptOnaDiy be accepted Dy Inc oinpOy
KINGSTON. April 10 CSpcciah.-The tram men Oh the
West shore Railway DONc1ttlug the rdllw "
restaurant at Kingston station for uue IL bdt
long been custom ~ this restaurant 10 charge tai
way employees only hdf prcr. Recently the rdies we're
advanced 10 per ceut Ihtn the Tram iurh ceased ~"
lunch there and there IS material reduction III the re-
CeIpls
81. LOUIS. No. April l9-The coal miners employed
IL McKeuna's went out March because %. thc
discrimination made against tn knlghts OF Labor and
for an al, anre Mr.. Mckenna refused To ar
Tor a committee Jir'u. inc u.unS Master WOrkman
(,oltV (resplc Assembly, and agreed 10 max
Discrimination asdinst the hniyhlN OF ltDf ana 10
employ all old hands al an increase OF wages Ma
NJ a sullivan advised the lneh 10 20 back
to work o-day ald all miners did 20 thus morning.
Tn Bakers Protective Association yesterday voted
10 subscribe r2J towards the support Of Mrs Gray. OF
NcwYorkas a reward for The part has taken in hight
ing The Bakers Union DOy