The sun., 1890-04-23
opr.st M TO M nnS @ 'e NO" unuer

club in the hands OF ono OF the mob. The
trouble arose between strkerss and men at
BeRley interfered whom the former began to
beat non union man. A patrol load Of police
long chase the Strikers we're ovcrtakcn' and
the police soon had half the mob intimidated.
The mon at work on the cottages ned; but the
10 work. Further trouble is eIpected. '' '@''
The organization Of the workmsn at tho
in ilghtinS trim now, and the butchers are fast
getting In shape. With these two lines OF la
81 e coTd be sns
to loin the movement for the elght-hour day.
Al 2 secret meeting Of committees reprossnt-
View Of dsmaHdIqa the oieht.hour day as soon 1
demand by q vigorous strike The butchers
and ooopers combined number about 1000
men and embrace nearly all the skilled and
house district.
BInMiNGHGM. Ala. April 22.-All the carpen-
ters, bricklRyers painters and plasteters In
this city who belong to the various orgsniza-
tions OF their crafts will probablyR go out on q
strike MAY The srkc Tl Dsqs be for
ment the strike will! be, for eight hours; he
hours and an ADVANCED so cents per day IN
wages. On May all labor organizations will
1n to N be or 1e a The
threatened strike will prove disastrous to
many contractors who have big contracts
THE INDIANAPOLIS STRIKE SETTLED.
INprANAPoL1s. April 22.-The committee from
ss sfas @et w syor n h
afternoon. and, after five hours conference.
reached an asrrement which settles the 20 eight
hour and copfedS The sight;;hour day; The
signeI by tho 'e entire i Arbitration Committee
The strikers originally demanded So cents an
% o IS cen sney R6oS
sumo work tomorrow
Secretary Evans Of tho American Fedora
tion OF Labor said yesterday that he had hopes
Of the ultimate success OF an eight-hour work
The Federation will keep hammering at
It tpnti!. the whole people are interested" he
said. Already 1t has done wonders In bring
ing about u thorough organization OF the work.
ingmen,not noisy, demonsrative organiZa-
tion & such as, as the knights OF Labor were; We
men in every branch Of industry. not riG6t
This is the circular that Secretary Evans
issued YESTERDAY. 1t Is signed by Sam Com.
Labor; William Martin Of Pittsburgh. First
Vice President; p }. Mcclure OF Philadelphia:
Second Vice President, and Henry Emerich Of
this city. Treasurer:
To WAGE Workers and svnpdtht.c ,ct Progress Of
GkEkriAG As you are we'll aware In accordance with
Federation OF Labor select a trade to the
Nay ccanc I'M Sa"S .eGed 6a.
Ihs nsed @ Sr and Jons OF
We had TO hope from the calm deliberate and
mov.ment has been conducted from the timely notice
and cond be made in
with the shorter hours work and. further from the
Builders the reduction Of the hours Of labor %
without cessation OF work OF dispute.
ze ov means in their power the Introduction Of
ss%
evidence of what opposition and treatment wo may
pee when he general demand % d is INA. made Nay ,
conquer BY Of mum SrTan1ation, do.ermnS,
Sn n a a.. RSi Sny SSs
orate the Condition Of the toIinG masses
tho aRpSsfi
S
but which a Will md for and
drsds a Of IhousSns Of our IDLE ieoH men ana vomsn
an ;s.
to 10 and
como % tho action II -four our enemies -, n,.,, .,,.,,r
action secure in their several trades and
can'.ss-which shall DO with your AID and CO.
.smPorary It w,l surely 6e taken from you and leave
n%razsl and hopssss s9naision {o5 api,s time
labor is friends raIy stand Snissd Thsy mus.
or Is h ss 10 to At the d %
IN . ne bSna s1ssns @ s Of az S
ated unions large they may 10 strained to the ut
when AL do the best they vast amount viii bo the
r' Ms s,r. to so prepared for every which
may arise in this moyement and ASSURE You that
TOR n he G tiers and
tolners to devote II 20 securing ne same eenencent
m Is % as @Da num' not OF w5
who wouli gladly financially aa the impend ng struE
iGe name Of ogT noble an! progressive erg.o We
f and TO the
and advancement to ths en,re people OF our country
send all Contributions to secretary Chris Evans 81
Clinton place Now York.
brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners and
tho AmalRamated Society OF Carpenters and
Joiners called upon several boss carpenters
I'VE were received very pleasantly and had
lonG, talks wi tn several OF the EMPLOYERS" one
have no idea what tho employers will do uron
the sigAt;hour question They did Ep.. not say
am satisfied that ii employers, possibly can aG
shown that the unions will not recede from
their position. it Is more than likely that
compromise may be effected whereby the car
penters will be paid by the hour"
P, j; Mcclure General Secretary Of tho
United Brotherhood of Carpepters and Join
ers, has notified. the carpenters that reports
have come to him OF attempts to import car
pentels to this country from Europe. lie has
had a circular issued and addressed TO the
unions in England and Germany to discourage
the movement. It tells them that there is
"gut OF idle men" in the country already
BOAton Carpenters Demand aa s-Hour Day.
Boston, April pa mass meeting was
held in fremont Temple tonight which was
attended by about $500 carpenters. Local
Speakers addressed them. and the following
resolutions wore unanimously adopted:
Rrso'pcd That we. tho carpenters OF Boston, In Ire
mont Temple assembled. both union and non union do
hereby pledge ono another that on and after May l.
lsO We will refuse to work more than eight hoursA
day
should be established In all crAfth
says She Was Stabbed In tho Street.
Bella Simms, cigarmakcr living at Ala