Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

II oceUpieG two hours IL passing given
pint, 6nd the numbsS il Ire Ess eEsi-
mated ct from 20 coo to 90 600. Tue car.
pen,ers, who hsye been plsssd BY the
American Federation Of Labor in tie van
OF tire eight-hour movement, led the
denomination with about COCO men, in
Guiding three assemblies OF the Knights
Of Labor. They we're followed by 900
stonensBons and bricklayeTs Then fol-
lowed delegations from the unions o, the
printers, metsl.WOfkers sud mouldsrs.
Then came dem German Turner
societies, forming ths sseond division.
Next marched the furniture Ror ksrs,
cabinetmakers, carriage and wagon
builders, cigsrmakers, cloEkmSkess,
boilsrmskers, gasattels, boEmakeIs,
rattan. workers and hRfnsssmGEers.
Many Of the trades escorted In their
ranks gsuGily decorated "a ats" On
which were realistic rsprssen ,ations OF
members of the craft pursuing their
daily occupation. There were brick
Layers building miniature house; boiler
makers pounding q mammoth steam
boiler coopers playing With adzs and
driver on huge casks; shoemskers imi-
tating the lsbors OF ~. Crispin; osrpeu-
tets showing plane and driving saw;
stcrecutter smoothing :ne rough stone,
and many similar exhibitions OF skill.
The line Of march was crowded with
people, who oheered the narchers and
their notices. After pErsding through
some Of tbs West Side EIee.s, they
marched across through Lake street,
Wabash avenue and Van Buren street TO
the lake front where they massed TO
listen to the addresses from the different
stands.
not SUCCESS IN NEW YuRK.
NEW foBK May 2.-The labor parade
last night, was not success - far IS che
numbers who attended the Union square
mass meeting was concerned. TIE rainy
weather keut many away. Not more
than COO people were OF this speakers
stand =. one time. In the procession
that preceded thaTs wero BOO pa sdsrs.
II wss not tue meeting thst the labor
leaders eEpeoie1-l5, go men. The nest-
ing was under the eugpices Of the
socislisiic Labor party. Gevof. hundred
policemen we're in the nsighborhood, but
| had no excuse to use thelr clubs, for she
martial strains q the Msrssill iss did no
more than glif up SONS snlhuslA5m.
Resolutions were adopted by tbs meet
lhR WHICH Itcllsl tns Itrt mat tA5 Gay
hsd beea fixed by the American Fedora
ton Of Labor a. tho Inauguration Of the
eight.holr movement, that tie TnssrnA
tioual Labor Congress At Paris last Jniy
had issued Huoh call to the working
Een 0; the world that the carpenters
have opened the eisht-hour battle the
eight honr demand is only Temporary
relief from tho workings 0! cspjtplism !;
that nothing but Socialism viii solve the
labor question; therefore resolved, that
demand that the hours OF labor be 70.
oueed to eight; it Gh uid be decreed by
statute that IN the st.uRRle the ultimate
object, the abolition o. tbs wage system,
shGnld lot be lost sight ot
Dhs principal spestsr-ths labor
lesds., sezgius f. Sch6yitch-said that
the less hours man spsnt Of work the
more be vOu d have to tLiak about him
self. Ills Diesting was the beginaing OF
the end, but that The end Sould not
come until they had the earth and the
fulness thereof. Ha concluded by ARK
ing oil to bs tius to the red flAs.