The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-05-03
LABOk'S STRUGGLE.
STRIKES AND VICTORIES BY
TIE WORKING ARMY.
the Cry--NOn UniOnist WOrkmen
stoned by Unionlsts.

(BY united PreSS.)
orkmen Winning in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 2-The moulders'
difficulty is about settled. In all but
two instances the ten per cent. increase
has been acceded to. These are the
Schafer and Excelsior boundaries.
Minneapolis W orkmcn Win II Point.
MINNEApoLls, May 2.-Three hun
dred employees on the construction OF a
street railway struck this morning for
advance OF wages from Sl.25 TO 81 30
per day After remaining out two hours
the d, maud was acceeded to and the
men renewed work.
Tue journeymen plumbers to the num-
Der Of about 1000 struck to day for nine
hours. They have been working ten
hours day.
4 Great Parade in MarseiIles.
MARsElLLEs, May 2.-Not less than
80 600 workmen participated in the cele-
bration of May day in the city yester-
day
az. 900 Planning Mill Hands Strike.
CucAGo, May =. All the employees in
,ho blaming mill establishment of the
south west side, struck this morning for
the eight hour day and eight hours pay.
Before night, the strikers claim, every
planlng mill employe in the city, num-
bering all the way from 20, to 80, 600
meu will strike.
Dne = thousand Carpenters Strike for 3
Hours.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 9.-One thou
sand carpenters went out on a strike
here this morning, demanding hours
as days work with no reduction in wa
yes Twenty boss carpenters have con-
ceded the strikers demand, and the
trouble will probably amicably settled
in a day or two. The carpenters are now
holding meeting at Beck's hall, dis
ussing the situation.
5000 Moulders Out.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The number of
moulders out is estimated at 5000
Eighteen hundred were employed at the
Chicago Malleable Iron Works, the lar
gest concern of the kind in Chicago.
The manager of the establishment said
he expected the strike of his men would
be settled this afternoon and work re-
sumed tomorrow morning.
Three Thousand Men Refuse 10 go to
Work.
PHILADELPHIA, May ? The second
day o the carpenters strike opened this
morning with nearly three thousand
men refusing TO work unless their de-
mand for an advance of five cents an
hour was aceeded to.
Violence at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 2 2-Shortly after
o'clock this afternoon number of non
union mOulders, who were being con.
yeyed in bus to McCormck's Har
yesting machine works, were attacked by
strikers at Blue Island avenue and
Thirty second street. The windows ot
the bus were broken, and several of the
occupants more or less injured. The
driver lodged the rocks which were
aimed at his head, and, lashing hi
horses, succeeded in escaping A re
port of the assault was telegraphed tC
the nearest police station, and squad o
officers were sent to the works.
Riot makers Sentenced.
Boston, May Mahoney and Ryan
the two striking employees of }. 2
squire 4 Co., were arrested Wednesda,
evening. charged with melting attack
on the Italian employees of the firm
were arraigned in the district court yes
tcrday, convicted, and sentenced re
spectiyely TO four and six months in tn
city prison. They appealed, and in de
fault Of bail, were committed for tn
grand Jury.
Working for the Clerks.
WINNIPEG, Man, May 2.-Labor OF
CARNATIONS, and their sympathizers, t
the number Of 1000, paraded thre
streets last evening. The demonstrate
wa had to help the cause of stol
clerks. All the labor unions have nC
lifted merchants that their patronae
will be withdrawnyiro all who refuse
close at o'clock. The demand for mir
hours day, eight on Saturdays, wt
conceded yesterday to all trades whic
applied for 1t.
The Strike In Boston Quiet.
BosToN, Mass, May 2.-The strike
tho carpenters is proceeding in peac
carpenters that struck yesterday wi
$50
Ill Temper in Rome.
ROME, May I'm two instances t
day the military detachments engage
IN patroling and clearing the stree
have been resisted by ugly temper'
groups of citizens. In these affairs q
soldiers secured thirty prisoners.
Great Riot in France.
PARIS, May 2.-Information has ju
reached here that a critical condition
Affairs exists in the department of
north. Tho striking workmen OF Iert
iuV. on the Belgian frontier, who
rioting and resisting the troops, ha
1een Joined by 5000 strikers, who ma
marched from Roubaix to th9ir ASST
tuce. Re-eniorcements OF troops ia
been summoned and are being hurrl
forward as rapidly as possible.
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