Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

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Calon -.lu-aE expressed tsvlnn2ths VIA
the strikers aset,2zs to eKfrsss ssIsrssay
Nil1 t4s s.r-kexs ais Dslrg held ttio-S a0ai
L1e country
11s strikers held monster meeting Slh-
day nlogoiDg ca th- Iaalass elao2n ( meat.
snt az - close marched "a procession.
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Eyds Pax 1hey carried great
may banners And hands OF music
were inteIspsrsed - frequent intervals
1as contribution boxes we're carried
aiolg rae edge q the procession as on last
h1hl4y. asl we're A8srA ~ treated as
thsn - l1e crowds 6ioBg tAs line ef
flagca The st.ikers rueintsin an ia
dasutea front. ana profess - be Conndeat
of victory Gnd thaG soon
Three AnsTlc@a vessels srriFed In the
Thsnes sunday aad tie American sailors
on board were o-eTed three shillnes per
hour. on six t'mss the pittsaca Tor which
the strikers are eSntoacing 10 unload lleit
osn vessels. Asscon - they understood the
situation O, AFFAIRS they did not asa foF 5
moment 10 make up their minar but
promptly refused 10 do ths work az any
price They were received with loud huI-
zas by the s,ftkegs a. their meeting sunday
morning. and were given tie place o. h0aoI
Ia tho procession
Nearly 500 railway employees met IN
Darlington sunday and after some discus
sion unanimously resolved 10 60 on
strike FOR shorter hours In tAis move
meat they have tho moral support OF the
entire community. more especially the
travelling paplc. whose lives ale epdan.
gered every day by the wfeckless over
working or their servants by the railway
com panles
Tires thousand tailors struck and raradec
the streets
trades union congress. in session al
Dundee has adopted resolutions 10 the ef-
feet that the London strixers were ia. tined
Ia their demands and that the employers
were arbitrary in their actions 1ne con.
b-S19 a--t N@--N* -t'~A NAD f@A iNtAE - -A-os
OF the United Kingdom - render the
strikers al possible fnapcial support The
mention OF john Burns name Was loudly
spplauded
Information has been received by the po-
lice and by Home tecretsry Matthews 70
the effect that Burns urged tho strikers 10
proceed 10 the docks and exnel tho men
working there A mob composed of about
500 strikers invaded the Albert docks this
afternoon and compelled the workmen
there TO cease their labors. no damage
was done to property.
The dock companies express themselves
as better satisfied with the aspect OF affairs
They have an increased number OF men al
work, composed OF strikers who have
given Up the fight and new men.
The officials OF th3 company state
that plenty Of labor would be obtainable
IL the strikers pickets were abolished II
is asserted that there is a split among the
strikers and that small committee ha,
been appointed looking 10 the abandon
ment of the strike.
The Rochester coal whippers and barge
men visited large number OF vessels in
tho river Msdway and forcibly compelled
the men at work thereon 70 cease opera
tions Three thousand looms at Black
burn have been stopped owing 10 depres-
sion in trade.