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Cuicsoo, April SIT 10 the opinion
80 capitalists AZ we'll q. ls,~,r leaders
that MAY ! will nnd Chicasc In the
mids, of one Of the yrcs'es, sttkcs ever
experienced her~. The demand Toe
eight hours ~tll b. almcs, universal
while the employers In the diN"rvnt
trades arr all seemingly determined net
a. grant the demand,
Tn. carpenters strike s-ms a. fs-
frcm q ,~rrrina,lon ~ 90 N. aas the
men went cut; the gas s,s"rs and hsr
ness makers will So ou, Mcnday. tho
brick makers arr now CA, with no an
snrancc ~ . speedy termination ~ ihris
strike; and these. With The ia."o si"k
yarts On, pioyr. Who are Determined Ia
gvt eight hour, or quit. makes . total -
atcu, %. $40 men who will, frpm ~, 80 nj
indications lee striking gu Ms,i
should soch . general movement, 10
made, tnnumerahlc branches IT trades
and Industries 10 less propurtiun ~ili
follow in tn" wake ~ the great oaihrcat
and business In Chicago viii L. all bas
p%aralyt~i. while fully 81, $50 men will 10
idle.
Joseph Gruenhut. Who has long hcld
. p~ro,nincn, place among the ~,siaitstic
la,Sr Asi'Ators Of this city. and ~ho 10
o house inspector and stat.
i.tieian ~ the health Department. has
complied table 81 agus~s of the mum.
Ter ~ lstorins people In this city Ohio
~ill either strike for eight hours On
May I os hc made idle by strikes IN col.
lateral industries ON which they de-.
pend. Aocordin. a. this table the
number OF wAse workers. male m
female. Who viii no, b~ 81 work 81 thA,
time reaches The surprising aggregate ~
shou, 2ss, go hi. covers only the city
ss (, wss rrcsions tc las, years annexA.
tion OF the Town ~ Lake, Nyi" rsrs.
Lake View. Cicero aud Jefferson. Tho
Importance ~ this Statement, will w. sp-
parnt when II Ia stated thu, the Town
of Lake alone contains ~. co people
dirc,ly affected by the strikes nov c"a.
trmpls,.-d.
The Stockholders rnion held = meet.
In. at which ~ MAS decided la suik- 'or
~igh, hours as . days work on May J..
The union has about 700 mrm,srs.
Accordln. IA curr~nt rcpor,s the men
strr denomination which has been ar
ranged fur May I a. an expression ~
sentiment only may, ~ IL noe feared.
turn Into the beginning ~ . afr No
which the leaders ~iii tr yc~orlc.s Ia
direct much less control Certainly
many thousand striker. viii L. added Ia
the carpenters
The s,"rkyArds and psehi Ing house
employes. tho stair builders. mill car.
v~n,"rs gas e,t~rs. iron moldors and
harness materA have sls~say announced
th~ir Intention oi striking ltesides
th~sc the taiiors, sho~maker~, ~plAs,er~rs.
lsthcra cVsa ne makers. metal workers
ssd many other ines Of labor seem dc.
tsrmihed In Join the ranks
In" tdlsposs among the building
trsdcs Consequent ON the rArJsDtsr
strike IL increasing. The pre.ld"n, al
III" nricbiaycrs' Union called ., thu
strih~r~' headquarters and said thu,
lees shsa 40 81 N" 4. 100 bricklsyofs In
thr csty wrr~ 81 york The sam. STATE
NJ sHssr~ prevails In most ~ b buiA
leg tnadcs.