Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

There Ara Few signs sf Settle
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nos in progress hers reserved a staggering
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s1laaeas sr1srs1 -1aE Goa stcLz Be s1a PLAYED
"a ras sefz 81 sals.1lAs tAs great n4ul-
bar % vessels 40E dst&.Led a. As1-
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miles isNa tns river taal4sa ias
slrikar4 Already xrsSl lsspaEA5s a. tAs
Stubborn 4a1 a. many bsGsFs ulEelsoa-
abs rsflsal % ths d9c2 companies 70 even
ciscgss lEs mater ia 4.sg4ls. aEa aos tea
ted exasysr2led "A coussqusacs a.
l0ndoa u ia trs1or u aaxiely
isas ths zaddsasd and hungry thousands
EroN 1oto1s IL - aeE Tst 6a3wn now far
kne tfogsramsnt msaas - all tns com
p.afes Dy gllung c0nTlots 90 YORK and
hops . xsasralis expressed taas only vss-
sels iadaa win psrishabis goods vii 30 az
tendsd Ia
LosDos sspE 8-Hsngsr has doas ia
woEE among the striking dock lA5oEsrs.
and tnelr savage l0eks aac ncrs savage
tnrsa1s srs az t1iag but comfoFting - tho
officials charged xich tas aa-y oT pEesery-
naz order he Authorities are la hourly
sxpsccaLlon % al outbreak 4nd tao most
careful preparations have been made 70
nsss r. Scotland Yard detectives are cir
eala<ing among t1s alea 80 a. 70 secure ths
promp1es1 Information of the 1rsl move In
ths direction o. orr anizsd si04eace, ~hLs
tho reserFe police ara ~ distributed a. 20
Do <tshia oaIl or any point likely 70 -
thrsa1ens1 rrOops too have been quiet
y concentrated a. stations nsar Dy the
saipping. shsrs it is expected tlelr sery-
ioss ~i4 oe hrss called upon. and 4ltogesh-
sK the aa.horicle- VII BE- found fully pre-
raxoc la ths event 0f serious disturbances.
London = Ia a slacs ot nsrvOas excite
msat Lirtis doab5 Is fsIt hat soon
ths truce between tho polics aud TIA
hungry aud desperate iaborsrs viii have
o0Ens 20 an end People on the streets and
a. tho clubs speak and act Ike ssldlers
on Tie eve of battle. for ths
feeling "a almost universal that tho
shock must come AMI shar tho police and
ne soldiers viii not be The only people who
vii have 70 taks hard Knocks when the
time comes Steamship clerks are ciumsily
working away ar s0ms OF the DOCKS loading
= few veassis. whils 10. 600 angry strikers
are boxing on hurting hnrling curses at
the msa- They are Kept at distance from
the docks oy a strong rorcs of police. bat
they receive accessions 20 their numbers
every hour. and is Is feared that the nrss
trouble VII srlss az taess point&
NJ z. +. OConnors paper. the Star, has
collected A. 30 Tor tho strikers fund A
dispatch 90 the Star from Aelbozrne,
Australia. says taas AZ q meeting there
Monday the sum az 81 800 was collected In
behalf o. the strikers
The negotiations entered upon by ths
wh,renger and shipping merchants on be-
half OF the strikers with the dock COM
paaiss have made no satisfactory progress
Ths application OF shipping companies
% load and unload their vessels ; ~ the
docks vita men hired BY themselves on
their own terms has been refused
by the dock companies Ths dock directors
have. on tho othsr hand. suggested the for
nation OF a ioint conmittos representing
the two interests. but. though tho commit
lee has been appointed, 10 Will not take any
action I'll soma adjustment OF the stlfks
taxes place.
The shippinx companies havs hitherto
stood by the strikers, bar the men say they
are determined not 20 Dc sold out They
declare that they sr- perfectly organized.
and IS contributions arc coming In
Freely mob only fIom London, but from
Ehs PROVINCES colonies and foreign
countries. abe relief IL more efficiently
dfstrfboted and now reaches those who
were about % accept work In consequence
OF their eisr sss They SAY they are on the
whole fn better condition ~ hold out than
svsr TIE oficers o. the dock companies.
however. profess % bs confident OF the re-
suit
The chairman OF che Trades Union Cor
xress az Dundee. IN an address dWelt upon
the sesthirg 1iscantont prevalent among
the working cllsses. owing 20 tho un-
certainty of their employment and
the unequal distribution OF the fruits
OF thsir labor Hs advocated tho
adoption of a legislative enactment making
eight hours a days vorS as a step in the
rigAr dlrsctior The trades unions, he said
should now demand a larger share in ths
work OF mOldlag tie nat.onal HE Labor
has TOO .onE Aid under tho heel of capital
Tt must sr0uss ITSELF an assert is exist
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Asa meeting % The Tower Hili strikers
Il was decided % continne the strike. It
vac announced that donations 20 The re-
lief fant had been received from France.
Germany and Svitrsri and John Burns
ackaovisdrsd ths receipt of - 90
LrvxRRcot. Sspt S-Ths dockmsn Who
hs6 been smpioyed on grain and -four
laden ships az liverpool have struck for an
ncrssss of sshilliag day ia their wages
and work ca al vessels has been sus-
pended
a. Rochester the police hsvs been com
peiisd e. interiors FOR sac protection OF the
rnen unloading vessels in the Msdway who
we're attacked By strikers
fzrIkoELFa1A sept The United
faeor League as - meeting Monday voted
81 send 4 cabiegram - Joan Burns. leader
Of ths London sfrfksrs expressing xvrn-
patty for he strikers and urging sh.n %
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