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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
Perkey A. Cav Co.

Shortly after O'Clock, a large rumber Of
the men in the finishing and cabinet max
ing depar.r,s'..s stopped work. In the ma
chine departments about two thirds Of the
meD-stopped and in the entirety perhaps IS
per cent of the employees went out. The
men demanded raise in wages in accord
ance with the scale adopted by the Phoenix
and Nelson. Matter & Co., and the move
was the more surprising as the firm bad
supposed that the men were satisfied with
the result OF the conference OF Friday. At2
O'Clock the men met at Christ's hall, ON
Otiawa-st. and were in session for several
hours. Another meeting was held at q
o'clock and a demand will be made on the
company for the increase. Mr. Gay was
seen by a reporter but seemed disposed to
maintain silence, although he iniimated
that If the strike continued long the factory
would be closed down. The situation is a
grave one, but cool heads seem TO have
charge of the affairs and an amicable settle
ment is looked for.
The employees held a protracted meeting
at Athletic ball last night and decided 10
return to work this morning at eight hours
pay for similar number of hours work II
is proposed TO follow this course for one
week only. TO give the management an OPP
portunity of answering their demand for
increased wages. II the firm decides not To
grant the increase the men will walk out
next Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
4 Tekonsha Man Kills HisWife
ana Cuts Hls Own Throat.
4 MOST lIROcI0US BgTcaEM.
Matrimonial Difficulties the Cause az
the DARK Crime hat fsas Thrlied
the People OF Calhoua County
With Horror


TEsSoNsaA. Mich. May sone Of the
darkest orimss IN the .sisiesy 81 oalisnea
ooaaiy occurred tins lnoTnine Al o'oloel.
mile eAsi e,f fekonsha The soone of the
aNisli hatchery was Tie house II Ranodsne
saedd = wealthy sioneeF, wlso murdered
isis wife Wlsh al "a aud thea out his o~n
threat Hith a rAsor.
When discovered Mrs sbedd was only
partially dressed and MAS lying ia Tie corner
oi her bed room. shsle Af. Slsedd las vel.
isIing ia bis blood ir lht kiiohes. The
bodies having been found b. the youngest
son.
Shedd was IS years Of age, Mas one of tae
earliest settlers Il lhis sesaion. and Was gem
efaiiy respccied The cause of the tragedy
il sald 20 De domestic trouble. The couple
have been married for seven years Il j.
known lhat Mr. Sbcdds xaearies have
caused Mr. shedd immense troabie and his
aci tucked upon with great ieniency by
tie citlseas
The She1ds lived ca a fne farsn II 400
acres lying one mile east 81 the village ~
Iekonsha Calhoun county. kanodyne
sbedd MAS one of lbe hrst settlers 81
The county and had aniassed
considerable fortune About eight
years ago Lis wife died aud so0n
after be married grass widow aamed Jane
Mood. who had reputation a. being An
excltabie aud irritable person. Although
the marriage "a ilfsi caused al esifangement
between the father ard his sons and daegh-
TT, YET they became partially recong1led %
li nniN about year ago. Wheu MrS rhed0's
actions caused them 90 be alarmed for bis
personal safety
Affairs have been tending toward cli.
max for several DAYS Ca Saturday Mr.
Sbeld smashed nearly al the cfockery in
the house aud made other vio-
lent uem0r STATIONS Mr. Sheods
youngest son STAYED IN The
house last night. the SO iaied couple occupy.
Ins q room together down stairs Mr. Sheid
rose al an early hour, aud in company witE
has son did The usual morning work Has
son then Neni 80 The .llnee aud soon after
an elder son. Doane, arrived Upon es.ler-
ing tAe kitchen door he heheld his father
lying in pool II blood VITA bis throat cut
and 4 razor by his eiue Not uniI ; large
crowd had assembled Was TIE discovery
made that Mrs shedd lay la q bedroom par
TALLY dressed aud with her throat also cut
A jury Wa impanelcd and physicians pres
eni discovered thei Mrs Sbedds skull Was
rushed Ia two places. tbe AK lying hv ber
side having been used 90 strike the blow.
The muroercf lad evidently been hrsf
attacked bv bis wiie and after overcoxef-
ing her and crushing her skuii he cui her
tbroat in two places severnk the 5ugulsr
Kein. tie theu went to the bureau.
secured razor and after going 10 the
kitchen sat or kneeled upon tbs foor and
car his throat
The jury returned verdict Of murder
and sui side
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
PEACE RALTIMoRE.
Over Ten Thousand Workmen form q
rocession-Everybody Good Nstured
and Orderly.

BALTIMORE, May 3.-All Baltimore turn
ed out today TO view the great parade Of the
sons of toll, for 1t had been promised that
it would eclipse anything of the kind ever
attempted in this city Ii was 2l5 p. m.
when the head Of the procession moved
from the starting point, corner Hollins and
Fremont SITS. and O'Clock was but few
minutes distant when the last assembly
got into line. The procession was divided
into three divisions, and the total number
Of men participating. by actual count. was
10, 7l6 and To their credit be il said
a more orderly, good humored set of men
never trod the streets of Baltimore. The
Socialist contingent was very small indeed
only III men marching under the Haunting
red The streets were black with people
who applauded the horny -hande tOilers
as they passed. Tie most conspicuous
building on Baltimore-st ST was tha; of the
Daily Journal Germany. The building wa.
gaily decorated for the occasion, and as the
procession passed the men Justify cheered
for the journal. which is a steadfast friend
of labor. The entire body proceeded TO
Schuetzen park. where picnic was held this
evening. Several speeches. temperate in
tone, were made by local labor leaders
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
STRIKE SITUATION
How Matters Stand Between
Employer and Employe.
A KlIk0UT IN StVEslL ElGIlRIsS
The Be- KEY s Gss Men viii Return 20
work he Oritl Strikers MI
Not Compromiss Inc
Seat OF Trouble Lies
With the Cabi-
netmakerS

There were all sorts OF rumors stiosf
yesterday aud trouble Was anticipated from
some quarters, bat wise counsel prevailed
aud 80 far every thing remsins quiet Al
the Berkey & Gay factory when the men
went out no attempt was made 10 farce
Others in the shop 10 follow them. the men
simply being asked 10 leave. A posse Of
deputy sherihs were called 10 the Fuller
and Rice planning mill, trouble being antici
paied, but the gang of strikers who made
the unpleasant call Saturday failed 10 return
the visit as they had threatened The en-
ployes OF tue Ocker & FoIi mandatory
have left the settlement Of tho wage question
10 the firm.
Al the Phoenix factory two Of the cabinet
makers belonging 10 the socialistie assembly
quit WORK, otherwise every man MAS on
hand for work when the bell rang Yesterday
Al Nelson Matter & Co.'S and the W A
Bell key Co. every man was at his post Al
the Mccord & Bradfieid six men were miss.
ing. four simply laid of for the day and TWO
struck for the advance in wages. The
Widdicoinb men were all at work. At the
Peninsular and Grand Rapids factories
everything has been arranged satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
The Refrigerator Company.

AT O'Clock yesterday morning the en-
ployes of the Refrigerator Company did not
go to work Mr.. Leonard asked them what
their intentions were and they replied that
they wished to hold meeting to talk the
situation over. After holding their delib-
erations a committee appeared before Mr..
Leonard with the request that they receive
an advance OF five per cent. now and the
same amount July for eight hours work.
Mr. Leonard expressed his willingness 10
grant the eight hour system and a five per
cent increase in pay now. bat would not
promise anything Tor July !. The men
Withdrew 10 deliberate In the afternoon
the following compromise was agreed upon.
Tue general adoption of the eight hour
system. no reduction in wsges 81 men re-
ceiving Al day and under. those receiving
Al = a day an increase of u cents Per hour.
those receiving ~ - 10 g. an increase 81
FIVE per cent nov. and promise from the
hfsa 81 further rsise July Isl. provided
business is such ss 20 warrant u.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

fkey Lakset eseb ether ~ thCSsh tbey "a
pssted to bs sHeps asay - some ankEosB
agency A o'eieck the Ia cad - ths
procession reached Blue Islast ave siAduet
Bts sesen sea1s reai4inet the ress haFlag
been sscones q their bones ~ details trem
the rzRks ~ ihe offsceFs Those ~h0 re-
mainsd sere so8 taksn charge Ct b foar
olheefs aud a snonsent later we're iost -
sight among the baildiags Ca Reoeoca-st.
D,@iDg the riot I've strikers were shot. tao
fatally, fur ofieefs slightly Injured and
Assistant superintendent c. J bewby, OF
tAe Mccormick works. Nas hit With = stone
ia the face aud badly hurt
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Railroad Hen Demanding Advsacss-rh.
Faraifsre Mea organtg~d
fer q Ffghs

CtxctxSsrI. Nav 2-The first de6nse
movements in the wsv Of railroad strike
ansanx The roads centsrins n tbs city 80
carresi today. snd already there are signs 4
the tock-out heeouing aaife general ard
ssrsors % tr2ssc Several days ago TIE
frsight-han5l<rs IN The C5ncinnsti. Hauii-
ton e nayton sevof het5 = meeting - 8e-
nasna mere pay. They were receiving 8 y
per 3av sna i ~as nnsnins ssssiy 3ecii~s 20
ssk 6sr Al 'ncresz~ - trenfv pr cent A
cafr naiftse vas spYBfnie3 % ~sit naun
~uuer ntrnsferE Neiison wkieh was iers
hnf 30 s~f offe reply 49, eirer A. rsees-
iax heit Sstarfsr - rseu tkreatere1 -
sfftxe an.ees fh~sr tens4asis stsa8 -
srceee8 - A Tar cn1rse was rsrsuesi
IS he t~ssxat hsr.tiers - the Nrss g y -
ss<ars,i E~e fSee Fig a8s I1ncnnat.
Wsshinefan 4 Rsirsuare rnss7s Fne lsss
ft,5r asrsea prsnsizef - ssfvsnes wsxe< 81
= $ pef kae. an8 it eeense8 fh.at ne pro
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
GRAND RAPIDS MICH TUESDAY MORNING MAY A. 1885,

E-1se1 eolapr proIsise would ox sclepted
sud The lhFeateaea ss3lke aNsfieG
H ass auder> ead fhzE the h&nas
Nesfd Al eIee - - sofk ~
the Ggares otsereJ - lbs eozBp4as. aEa
lAey acre ali - iheif posts this morning
The Cincinnati Hamilton 4 Dsytoa laen
aBabis 81 aoeou piis8 their tna, REFUSED -
g0 to ~oFS this usoTning. bas The company
aatirsp4led saca action and advertised for
men a. al their places The advertise
meat f5r hands seemed - have falied -
meet sith response. anc.u yies II tiaelT
Inability 30 secure Res tnsn tue co0ip2Dy
eiosed the depot and refused - Receive
freight oF unload freight shich had aeea-
muiaied since Saturday. One Of the
leaders described bis yieN of tlle situation
by say ing. II high priced officials could
tell h9w some Of the men with large faTal-
iIes live they might be moved 10 listen -
a reasonable demand TIE great trouble
think i that they al says begin at the
bottom 10 cut wages. bat lt never extends
beyDBd the ordinary hands
The superinteRdents 81 the the roads held
a meeting this morning and decided 10 COM
promise by dering The men 81 IS per day
and fifteen cents an hour for overtime
This MAS accepted by the employees OF the
Ohio L Mississippi railway and gney re.
turned 10 work. bat we're afterwards IN
daeed 10 walk out by strikers from other
roads. A meeting Was held this afternoon
and committee appointed 10 walt upon
the freight handlers OF the Louisville 4
Nashville and Pittsburg, Cincinnati x 81.
Louis roads and report al meeting to-
morrow. There seems ID be determine
ton 20 prevent others from taking the
places of the strikers aud a conflict with
the railroads is feared.
Every carriage factory in the city has shut
down. the last one To suceumD being i. l..
HaydOck * Co. The workers demand ten
hours pay for eight hours work.
Ali the farni.ure workers now out are
thoroughly organized, with a committee for
for each shop
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

NEw YoHK. May 3.-Tbe following strikes
occurred IN this vicinity today. Silk Weaver
Union. 81 North. Hudson county. \ J..
for eight hours and y per cent. advance.
about Eve thousand employes are out One
hundred ard twenty coal beavers empioved
or the lebigh Valley railroad pier iodsv
demanded an increase of ] cent per
ton. The demand vas granted One
thousand carpenters ~ hewark struck
today for nine hours per dsy
and ten hours Iar. The bosses vfi mot
acee5e 81 the demand TIE Deaf,srts /sit
ano. 81 Newark. las suspended puhlicaiiou
on account 81 the alleged eForbifaui de-
rnan3 ~ tYY~-seffers seventy urboisierprs
and cabinet Eofkers emplos 81 - ksimaun
4 Hiliman of BROOKLYN. have struck fer
eight hours and sdvsBced vaees. TIE frn
Wii MT seeei3e
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
IN HOT WATER.
He Arrives At Va. hi1ston and DENIES
Everything sud ss,s Hs Nln
Brosscuts Carroll

WAsHINGroN. May 3--t'ov. Swincford IL
here and called on Secretary Lamar THE
morning. He denies al charges made
against bim. Regarding the chsrgex ~ 10
biz use Of money Al New Orleans. he says
the other Commissioners. WA. B. Moran.
Edward kanteT and g. Chase Goodwin. have
made n report 20 the senate committee
which cissu him. Further he will 50 %
Michigan soon and make = report - the
proper authorities there. showing that he
paid out mncb more money for the State
than be received A. fo ~ Carroll. ~
Grand Rapids. who first made tilese charges
~wipefoid ssys be will ascertain i Car
roll swore 20 the sfsfcnsent - account
which be submitted 10 The state.
II be did be will have him arrested
for perjury. Swineiord has q vOrd 70 say
aboai his letter - fise department about the
missionary She don Jarkson, which raised
such row. senators and other public men
have be saws. been deceived m Jackson
who is a. old fraud with bat three 90 ious
friends IN fse Territory and they are ~ ase-
iess ~ himself The best people IN Alaska
Ssineip-o safs are pleased viih his aafniu-
isirat.on ~ affairs ard sre ready - endorse
him through thick and trim
Seinefofd hss q 81 Paul paper that
charge be- bad written hjs ffsi report or
the steamer before arriving 81 sitka. and
that be drev drafts for salary ou the
treasury which were not bonorpd Thee
things be says nft yilfui lies essiiy dis
proved II necfssary. u hes also been
STATED that rwineior1 vas drlpk on tho oars
/ going west and insuited conductors end
psaengers. Re SAYS ht ls baldif surprised
~ ssfh slilv charges sffcf ihs ossefs bet
/ thst like fiis rest fspy ere les
lie hes some fue mineral specimens with
iui and sas be vii retDru r. blasks and
mine y hetbtf b. s confirmed ~ not Don
/ ~ ifrt insfn - here 80 aid bin n e3lein-
I fHo ffe r.srfr.tfrr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
Sur. rls,., ., Carleton.

cArlF4oE Nieb. hss There vss
another rDeilsiic sfsif here saturday
night . big crowd gathered si the fink
where eiiis8ors snd Lawrence fonrifi fee
tepEs ag0 Ihe affraefigr wae = soft glove
etsItsss s,eiweeH Pa q iDonnld ~ Iasi sagi-
nsr aud Eslusei Rfsbaf5s - fiis iascs
1inss was eaiied ftr fl,e ffrsf founa - ~ -
g. pa and AFTER f..r severe rounds issfine 81
bfDf 81 fsii6 fhs referee szafde6 ~, eic-
ierr - fitterds
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
work-ata standstin in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 3-The fifteen or sixteen
hundred carpenters ~nd joiners in this city
propose TO hold out for eight hours. and
g day if it takes all summer. They de-
cline ~ compromise on nine hours az - 25,
the old rate per diem. The building firm
OF Messrs. Markland. Late & bay conceded
eight hours at 8 and fifty men went TO
work. The majority of the master builders
say that il the men can stand an al-sum-
mer holiday the builders can. Only one
carpenter is at work today on the new
DOstOffice
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Another attesnid Was made Yesterday bs
a mot II some thirty or foris men 70
force The shovelefs at work Tor Iamoraax
4 Martin, on East Bridge st. 10 quit ~ork
About dozen ~ them assaiied the con-
tractor. bat were driven back hy hls men
and forced IA bee q hasty ezlL
The contractors on All street Nork mei
yesterday afternoon and adopted q uniform
scale OF WAGES for sboHelers, 81 - day isar
ten hours work Ii Il said that the uen
will object 10 this and tie entire number
cease labor today. There will be no Trouble
In ilsiing their places.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

A number Of servant girls taking ad-
vantage Of house cleaning season aud the
example set them by the males struck
yesterday for increased wages and sborler
hours. The demand FOR girls Al The North
cru resorts is said 10 he the cause for the
trouble Ii j. rumored that the girls IN
addition 10 shorter hours viii insist an the
use OF the front parlor, with gss and other
luxnrles. az least tao nights In the week
one of them To be Sundays.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

When tiae whlsfle bifW yesterday mefn-
leg bat les of fhe enqleAes responded IA
waFk. TIE spen wefe quiet and orderis
and sffasi.sfsa eonauiiies - w4st on lhelr
smplsseIs d ~as uaally deel.iea a. =
cempIomiss - sllsht.s aaVanos tht ~Ases
81 meu reseielnE si ID. And - pas the
EeaiAlndtf liiae boOus xskcs lH eight hosls
NOrk Tie asen PROMISED - - lo Nofk
a. cii,ck bat 0uis iew Were GA hand
tie eabiael makers AZ dissatisfied Aith the
safk IL j. ekpected tile lserulng thai
seuse oon promise viii be effected oF new
htusis eagsgcl 4 tAke The place ~ the
stHkffs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

PITTsBuRs. Pa, May 3.-A number Of
stone-cutters. stone-masons and master
plasterers have either acceded to the de-
mands OF the employees for shorter hours,
or effected a compromise. There is no
prospect OF a settlement with the cabinet
makers and carpenteas Should the west
ern manufacturers agree TO the eigbt-hour
movement, il is likely their example will
be followed here
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

NfwHEvs BaF a.~Ths Brewers A.
soeisilpn teiiigis., steefs ore or I've brew
ssies rsnes8sd iiss deuenas of tie men
Iie-f hraEery s.ill rff1st foeomrlf. hiiis
4 fsnUfrt rolling Wih Nas nGi,hed bF
siisff Hitref bas1re5 neH foririff Tie
whffs wsrf cif.ssa urtil fDvfl1sf uafioe and
tbf f,8Hssas uisB rs9 hsa rbvt - work
sfs ai rff a9ein Tie fufite af1ef - den-
eero,ls wsf un4 vert 8isg@fsfd ~ -nrn;ag
stFeFel iines ~ ff'se ug,9f .heni sewers
essfs - Ficitnet Tert reported ilni nothing
sfrs4f.s
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Ford Starr ~. business secretary - sens
cor Tainer. callesl Or the TffFaRsN HFRtED
iasf evening Nr Sfsrrirs hss heen np
North booking over sonse - TIE senator
rioe lsnd re lesre~ the Ne~fon tbs
Taoruinr far Masxegon
NJ Dr A Robinson ard sen have re-
Paw
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

home 81 Three Rivers sbefe be hss tepn
on q short rscsfinn. NJ Ihoma trgaeft
hack large-sizei hap iecfnf picture re-
rresertinzs deer fuHf Ghafiie irels aHife
hir over Sd - ii vs. 8eSFnea aud
drsvn IS 49, seventeen. yesr-ni8 i4rgfbsT
Who - s. student a. fi5e Three Rivers .asi-
ness College Ii "a hends4tue iieet ~
utrs afd reHsess sre8it on tfe etliefs ata
fffe artist
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

About 10 out Of the 30 employees walked
out yesterday morning pending a decision
Of the company 10 gran, the same increase
as given the employees Of Nelson. Matter 4
Co. meeting was held last night by tbe
employees bat the manags not agreeing
10 the terms OF the men they decided 10
enact general strike thls morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

The situation at the Sigh factory and the
New England factory i essentially The
same. Both factories vers running vesisr-
day with foil crews. 10 agreement bss
been made - 10 an advance in wages
further than the companies have agreed -
deal fairly ~ tie usen. and they srs ~
work relying upon their employers -
make good their promise
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
No Cofuprouise

NEW YoRk, May "A recent meeting Of
directors of the Third ave. rairea was held
tonight and word was sent TO ex-senator
EcclesiDe. representing the strikers that 800
of the latter would be taken back IN a body
tomorrow and the balance within two weeks
The company also agreed 20 discharge the
new men. Tne strikers refused the offer
I.nrt.r .rnftt nri.v "
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
raIra-av.. c.r.Raensps L.., Might

Nfw YoRs, May 3-Ths Third-sre rail
road cars we're ran tonight. this being the
5rst nigh. service since the strike. A
strong police force was out and no trouble
occurred
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
Brakemsn Strike on the Union Pacific.

OMAHA, May 3.-One hundred and fifty
brakemen OF the Wyoming division of the
Union Pacific railway went out on strike
this morning. The company, last week
adopted new schedule of mileage and pay
which they are not pleased with. All
freight trains on the division ara tied up
and passenger trains are run without brake
men. General Manager Galloway saws
tonight that he will have new men to take
the places o. the strikers in few days
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Esr sse1ssr. M,shs Hsy - - sar8
Hieksy. CHARGES vi,h burRisrr sna os.raet
~ Rockville tsres wssks ago. f,lsases
g.l.ite is ths Csec1if er.8rf thls aoffiDe.
SoffFasi s.tes3t1 Baf rellv ard kfseinef
mace fess gn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
Bsieknakars

The brickmakers remain hrm aud like.
wise the bosses. a conference between the
two was held yesterday bat no settlement
WAS agreed To-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

PHuAnELPHIA. Pa, May 3.-There was a
partial concession by the cabinetmaking-
firms 10 their employees on the eigbt-bour
schedule Out II ab0nt sixteen hundred
employees. one thousand went 10 work this
morning The demands of the clothing
cutters were uniformly resisted.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Thsrs wsrs ~ ner sevesefsaen's Tsster-
aag 81 re STRIKE - - section hzFsis ~ tis
3 Al rsfl-oz2 Ths taer a-e efnrsts $50
n fhe asserfiza ttat fsef - nes -starH r.
ws~k witbsaf - a8vsree II seFss TIE
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

sozns forsg See bo7s ernpiefsf aH pieae
eark I'D esrnine f-s.ra 81 - = W ~ ear
sfrses yesterday raa~1iHx - ~ infrease IN
xsess j. = exreftef fbat faeY 49, rsserr
a. ua~k fsie ressfrirQ
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Ahout forty 1--we q the csbinet makers
refosed % 70 10 vork yesterday ard rensin
frrn in fb4ir demand for the ten scr cent
sdTanee Al TIE ether bands we're At 30
IN The nasis sareea D lasl IrlAaE
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Bosrox. May 3-About four th9usand
men, comprising a majority Of the masons.
carpenters. painters and plumbers. stfack
TO-DAY for shorter hours. Those trades are
almost entirely SUSPENDED in consequence.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

prrrsr7. Nich uav--@ -fyhh t--aaes
..-.e - fsst ersx - stt szbtheass eeI,Ils
sseans..f I41tIia zss dff~oe5 e. tht Flafs
Yss,srssf .ftern7ftn Use ssslF has na'
aeen rseteered
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

a lsrzs nnni~r n the hands styssk fer
eight boars vork ard the fen pe- rent 81
vsnce. ard -. ofiier Hsa ceseed wsrffng
th-osgh feer e Tfeience. The frn vA upt
erarl LAe inrresse aeslre1
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
Collins, rso.i.ior work.

About one bali the men were at work
yesterday. the balance insisting GA eght
hours work and ten hours pay. which the
firm refuses 10 grant
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

NEw YoRs. NAY several eisht-hour
meetings we're held in this city tonight All
passed Of quietly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

THiLsnsrpHIs Pa. NAY ? The ce'ebrst-
~ Naxey Cobh died tosisy His record vss
2a3f
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

atflclais have taken go aeiioH xei and as
nev nen have t.osn hiFea ie sake gie lslaoes
Il tae sef3kers
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Thearp xaerz 4re iefk fr frY~srf wth
- VA fs fff FTsn9fzefsst ~ T~fftv tnrsf ftx1ff
~ fsesTs 1ea Friass sri Seftrssg ere1saf<
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
BEHIND THE BAT.
Chicago Defeats ST. Louis. Boston Gets -
Set Back, and Philsd. lphia Climbs
Upon ciaI Scores

Games in the National League were plryed
as follows
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Base hits Ncircpoliians. ,. Baltimore. le.
Erron -Neirop0iiians. 4. baltimore T.
Pltcncrs IyBch. Henderson.
Tmpife-Fergus0n
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04
Twelve Thousand Rioters and
Strikers 10 the Streets.

Five OF the Rioters Shot and
Four Officers Wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Rocks and Reyolvers apd Blum
derbusses and Clubs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Base hits-Hi IoulS. :, chicago. :.
Errors - Louis. T. Chicago, q.
Pitchers s-~wscney. s1arks n.
Jmpire-GaifDey
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-04

Base hlts-lhiladelphi III Nov York. 2.
Philadelphia. ]. New York. 3
Pilchcrs-Daiiy keef.
Jmpire-Curfie.