New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-20
THE TROUBLES OF VORRINGMEN.
POLICEMEN WHO WINKED AT DISORDER.

| OBSTINATE Observation-Disclosures COMMENTED
| THE SEARCH AT NANTICoKE-wAGEs ADVANCED.
CHICAGO Feb. 10 (SpeciaD D.-Lieutenan
Darrowothe Hnman Street Police Station and three OF
his men were discharged today. This step decided
on at a conference held by the Chief Of Police Colonel
Ebersold Inspector Bonhed. and Captain oDonnel Of
the Twelfth Street Station who has the supervision o
the affairs OF tho Hnman Street District For several
months In fact the beginning OF the strike IN
Maxwell Bros box factory, assaults have been OF fre
quent occurrence. A number OF MaxwelPs men
were badly injured and one killed. II
has required force of policemen. drawn
for the most part from other stations to stand guard
the factory When assault was made. 1t was tue
exception IL an arrest followed.
While Chief Ebersold refuses to go into particulars
about the affair." there to be doubt that the lock-
out at the Mccormick works precipated the action
is said that the department unwilling to trust the
management OF important piece OF work to an officer
who had demonstrated in the Maxwell trouble that be
unfit Chief Ebers0ld said 10 day that ineficency
was the cause OF the removals.
About 400 box-makers met last night to decide on an
answer to Maxwell Brothers. The told by the
committee from the Trades Assembly who waited on the
Maxwels that the firm would accept only PROPOSE
tion-that the mailing machines be kept in the factories
unanimous vote taken not to accept the PROPOSE
tion OF Mr. Maxwell.
PITTsBURG, Feb I9-The news that the Junction Iron
their nail ers based a 2Ocent scale with 81 so
card rate caused little commoton among the manu-
facturers and ualers The former claim the break Will
have effect upon the other manufacturers The
Majors who jubant, of the opinion that the
strike will end in short time. Among the feeders
however there is feeling Of dissatisfaction Joseph
Chrsty feeder said: We joined the nalers for the
ol cent SCALE that i We want IOla cents for cutting
keg of enpenny nails, and as we have stood by the
naers they reasonably ask TO ac cept re-
III lay
have to hear the reduction themselves"
YoUNGsTOwN, Ohio Feb 10 (SpecidD.-The report OF a
probable settlement OF tho Daers strike caused consa-
cradle comment among the naers here John D. Will
iaIns superintendent of Brown, BOnnel Co.'S works,
predicted that should the compromise prevail ana ali
the mills start up the price Of nails would 20 to 81 SO
keg IN sixty days.
WILKEsBARRE. Penn, Feb I9-At Nanticoke the res
cucrs who pushing forward In Slope No. TO reach
bodies OF tho lost miners have about seventy feet to
through yet TO reach the hrd counter They expect
be the fourth and fifth counters within rev days
many who are at work on the rescung orce at there
is great danger ahead, and that Should any more
cavens take place reaching the fourth counter the
WORK will have To be abandoned
BEVERLY, Mass, Feb. There is no sign OF weak
either side in the shoemakers strike and lock
out G. B. Rogers and Frank Woolberrys factories are
closed morning, and those OF Charles Cressy, Lea-
vour Il sous aud Woodbury. Bros. will shut down to,
night. Norwood Co.. not being In the Manufacturers
Union, may short Time longer. Less than 100
hands remain at work
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass, Feb 19.-The Assabet
Manufacturing Company wOOllen goods manufac urers,
in Maynard, who employ anout 200 operatives have
given notice that wages Will be advanced 10 per cent on
March /.
BRoCkToS. Mass, Feb. l9.-The fnishers returned to
Martin W's factory to-day at an increased prce-list of
- per cent FOR which they struck week ago. lt Is
understood that a similar arrangement VIII take place
40 5. VI. Reynolds ~ CO. Immediately.
Wakefield Mass, Feb 10.-The Smith " Anthony
stove Foundry. which shut down eight weeks ago. VIII
start up Tuesday employing 100 men.
LOWELL. Mass, Feb 1o.-Nearly, al the mills on tho
Concord River which stOpped by the high water,
started full this morning.