New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
COAL MIXrRs STILL OK TEIKE-CARRIAGE-MAKERe
ORDERED BACK To WORK.

COAL MIyrRs STILL OK EIKE-CARRiAGE-MAKERs
ORDERED BACK To WORK.
PITTsBURG, May II tSpeciaD. - Treasurer
Daniel Brown OF the Third Confederation District OF
Coal Miners In tho city to-day He says that the
strike sti continues in the Cearheld district out that
there sixteen mines running at the lo per cent
increase "It the Intention. he sai of the miners
at Crabtrec anu Latrobe go out strike to-day or
tomorrow. The miners are also out at Manor valley
Grcensburg and Irwin They got an advance OF cents
and now asking for an additional cents About
500 miners are expected to strike o-iay or to-morro"
At Irwin there are about 5000 men out"
NEw-HAyES. May IL tSpccab The carriage'inakrrs ;
Last night the committee ordered ali the carriage
makers who have no grievances back TO WORK ana ns
morning all except the body-makers were ~ their
places.
TORONTO. May 11.-Between forty and fifty street
running to-day ii ht routes are now r yer,cd
morning Some disturbance created In King'st at
to-day when the men employed in factories anu
lively dumped of the track and the driv
and conductor a'sailed. hottie cont AIMING vlrio was
thrown at another car, breaking wihdow' pa' i"Ju's
nobody. A.,
Mayors proclamation by conducting himsef III dls'
orirrly manner and abusing a conductor, was to-day
fined SlJ and costs or thirty days In jail
Pun ,DELpHIA May 1.-THE employees OF the scho-
macker piano factory agreed lasf night 70 90 10 won on
the old basis and they did for two hours today Whrn
MANAGER that they would insist their original de-
maud OF eight hours day with full pay Tho factory Is
The striking cutters employed In the Wholesale cloth
ing honses are stu out aud ths situation onay IS u.
tsbli-hinG school In which young men can receive
thorough in the art or cutting and 500 has al
ready been subscribed for that purpose
wuMrSGToN. Del. May ll.-The Delaware Iron
Works Newcastle will resume operations IN part TO
~.r Mann uaeturins C"np,ny's work. idle for two
years. have resumed operations john q. Baker, per
civ adverisrs to day for his old hands now out on
strike to come to his shop and take their tools away
CLINTON Mass, May 1.-THE 81 Bgeow Carpet Mills
have standing lille for weeks the manager was
un willing to resume he could hire such help az he
pleased and his business without dictatlon from
outsiders. The strikers getting tired OF earning
nothing an it looks as II they would dissolve their
ganiz 'tion ard apply individually to he taken back.
souTHBoRo. Mass, May 1.-THE shoe factory of
weeks suspension during which time the workman lost
5000 in wages Their, are nearly 800 persons on the
the increased pay they demanded.
WORCESTER Mass, May 1.-The spinners of tho
Pakacho, MIL at south Worcester. demanded an
Increase pay yesterday aud We're informed that the
mill would be shut down for a time and that when IL
reopeued the question OF an increase In wages Will De
considered
saw NIL started upa few weeks ten-hour schcd-
nIe demanded by the knights Of Labor This morning
however, the struck the firm having announced ts
determination Of going back to the Old ume-tweiVe
hours-or closing the mill.
BosroS. Nav 11-Reports to-day from wadman Hall.
the heaaarters the striking painters tnat eighty
four employers signed the agreement and that 80
en- are at work te eighour basis. while three CO.
operaty so shops employing sixty have been
started 1wo-thlrls OF the original striker. are now at
work.
TROY. May 1.-THE Journeymen carpenters strike
was compromised to-day by an agreement that WORK
should begin at 730 aud end at L. 80 p H., except
Oh Saturdays, when work will end at p. IN.
PIrTsBURG, May IL (SpocGD-The carpenter CON
tractors included in the Master Builders Association
propose to effect q organization. They Will then
take their society all stcnemason stonecutters ana
plaslerer contractors. ana will call themselves the
Building Exchange"
The striking ice drivers and helpers are forcing
the noD-unOn To quit work one man was as
saulted Iibcrty-st. this morning and compelled TO
leave his wagon. Tie compInies have applied TO tho
has been detailed to arrest the disordery strikers.
LOUISVILLE Ky, MAY l1A bad state OF affairs still
exist, al Greenwood, Ky, whore company or state
troops WORKING IN the mines. In
the houses belonging To the mine owners
grocery ana dwelling belonging to William Lewis were
destroyed.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May ll.-AbOut 100 labOrers en-
poyed extension ot the Annapolis ana l|k iidGc
Raroad dollar day. struck this morning for al
increase or twenty-five cents.
MoRrIR May I1.-several New-O Orleans brick
were assaulted last night with brcbats and pistols by
persons whom. they were union men; they exhibit
anonymous letters warning them to leave tho city or
take the consequences.
COLUMNS. OHIO. May IL (Sp'cidD.-The Stone masons
this vicinity organizing union. ana pro
pose TO strike Monday II their demands for better
pay granted Contractors say they can grant no