New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES
TEXTILE MANUFACrUEERs UNIrING-AR1Isrs' MOD
Els Refuse 10 POSE

TEXTILE MANUFACTURERs UNITiNG-ARTIsTs' MOD
Els refuse 10 POSE
PHILADELPHIA, May Is (Specjdl.)- "A meeting
Of textile manufacturers, VINO employ many thousand
hands has been privately called FOR Monday i'll Parlor
OF the Continental Hotel to take such action as will re-
suit in their mutual protection from strikes II was
learned that the outcome of the meeting wac guaran
tee that the should stand by each other
and in case strike in factory the mills o. all
shonld be sunmarily closed until the terms OF he en-
poyer where the strike originated should be acceded TO-
Tho men Will hereafter probably be paid by the hour.
The tin workers to-day demanded day OF nine hours
and twenty-five cents advance IN wages This branch
of trade numbers thousands Of who controlled
10y the Knights OF Labor The employers Will decline
TO accede their demand.
PI1TsBuRG. Penn. May 15-The " models" who pose
for The pupils the school o; design the latest strik
ers They demand % hour for their services
Alta meeting Of the District Executive Board or the
Knights OF Labor night, the bakers strike was de-
csred Illegal. and the ordered TO return to
work. The employers have consented TO the twelve
hour but reserve the right to say whether
the men shall work day or at nisht.
A call has been issued for a delegate convention OF
nsllers TO he held in city My -. The object OF
IS 10 take action on the proposed move
ment Of returning to the Am camAted Association. one
DELEGATE from eacn lodge VIII De present. and they VIII
he instructed how To vote the the Old GnIOn
At this convention the statement, which IL being pre-.
pared 10y special committee. will D. presented anc' II
IL satisfactory 1t Will he handed over 10 The cOnyen-
ton OF the Am il.anated Association which meets tie
following week.
WAsnr>GToN May ia committee from the Knights
Of Labor headed by A. H. Jackson, waited on the
resident to-day and asked that action be taken on the
charges against Ed ward Clark srcEit' CT Of the Capitol
The President Informed the committee that he hal
promised to give hearing 10 tAe counsel of MI ClarK
before acting on tue case.
READING, May l5.-The Reading hat manufacturers
gave no answer to-day their nnlshers' demand for
forty cents dozen They are at present getting t"eny
twenty. five cents. Two or the smalles' factories
a one signed Union schedule and continue working
sioDped work. causing over 100 persons 70 be- idie
The nishers making az present prices $50 to l2O
per month
ST LOUIS May 15-rhe Grievance Committee Of
Locomotive FireWen called with Chef f. T. Sargent
yesterday upon Superintendent Kerrgan OF the Missouri
lions Genera Committee, and has agreed to rein
the remen discharged during the late knights Of
Labor strike
TROY May ia general lockout OF collar and cuf
operatives Is hkey 70 occur hero on Monisy. The
trouble originated with the firm Of George p ie Ca"
who refused 20 the scale OF prices II The trouble ID
not adjusted 5000 men and girls Will he locked oJL
FALL RIVER. May 15.-Th4 spnne rs Union last
night joined the knights OF Labor as the Robert Howard
Assembly over 600 members took the Obligation.
sTovEHAM. Mass, May l5.-Severa large shoe mann
factories here shut down tonight for an indefinite
owing strike OF 200 cutters
ago per cent advance IL Is stated that fifteen
factories will probably work alto
gether within the next forty-eight nours.
LYNN MAY 10 (SDcciqll.-Steain and pipe filters
F. j. Cushing Co. are because refused
man the price demanded. banner mas beeu
carried through the town warning all wOrkmen 70 keep
plumbers and steam and pipe filters In the city
emily had wage list accepted, and Clshl x
Co. DISCHARGED OF their wOr<men worth the
wages named, the strike was ordered.