The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
LABORDA
WORKMEN'S DEMONSTRATION.
Strikes and Parades in Amer.
lean Cities.
ELL QUIET IN EUROPEAN CITIES,
n. A
ILL QUIET IN EUROPEAN CITIES,
Pittsburgh Railroad Men Satisfied
With tie Settlement.
BIG pARADEs IN MANY CITIES.

EUROPE ana Ibtu tuc iTluClIAt cities ol thc
United states detailing the obscrvauCes Of
Labor Day. indicate an extraordinary con
d.'iuu ut unrest among the working classes.
The fears which were entertained in En-.
gau!, France Germany, Aus,rin, and other
European countries were happily not real
ilyi. 80 more than ordinary disturbances
occurred anywhere. and where the appre.
tensions Of danger were greatest there was
the least disorder.
he ci.ht-hpur movement in this country,
So fir a. th. i,r., lay is concerned, shows
rather broken front. Thi. seems to be due
. . reasonable disposition on the part of
the mru, IN various cities 30 make what
they ret,-i rs satisfactory compromises
Nrw YORK The New York city end Of
the world. wide labor demonstration was not
great success as far rs numbers who
Iaraiel aud who attended the Union Square
mass. meeting was concerned. The threat
eu.us weather may have kept many
away. Probably not more than 2,0CO peo-
PIE were NJ the speakers stand at one time.
II the procession tina. preceded there
were about five thousand paradcrs
1t was no: the meeting that the Ia.
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combination cottage and speakers stand
werr fifty blue coats with long night sticks
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fv.l hv the lp,.r can F,I.ra,ion ,fIahor
n. the iunp,lr,tion Of An c,rh,.bopr move.
mont. tina, ,Lo I,,,-n,ti,,oII ,I,,r Co,cr.ss
n, p.,ri, r,., IuIv had is.,sd suc, 81 call g.
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no,lip, bp, Socialism will solve the Iohor
question Therefore /, was resolved that
demand be made that the hours Of 'abor b.
|f,e',r--y ,n rIght. Ii should he ,iecrcci by
statute ,h,, in the struggle the ultimate OBJ
;ert tlc abolition Of the wage system, be
a., lo., si,h, oc-the triumuL of Socialism.
rui-,co-Mav Day. with its dcmonstra.
,i,, hv orrouiled labor in behalf of an
e;,lt hour workdov has come and gone
Tre r-c5ic,i,ps of riots and bloodshed and
,,,,,., universal ,,-ik, bv trades have been
,e,l,-.J I ,h,r indeed vas in rroat
,,o,.,,-, spspentcd. Thousand. of men
oui, work for the dav To- march in the crea,
Iarad", put 10y lar more 'houNalus made
ho"dhy, dressed IN the'r sunday clothes 10
We" the PROCESSION II was an orderly
crowd and an orderly parade Inc marching
line was about l"nr miles long ana occupied
two hours IN pas'ihG u gwen po'E''
NitwNrKEE' Nis'-lhe demand OF the
union carpenters Tor 'h' ADOPTION oi the :
hour system was hptooNpIeu VII" demand
tof increased wages an" ~ 'he men are
willing 70 accept e'Gh' h"uT' pay Tor eiSht
hour WORK the movement mas ihe' win no
strong opposition on the part oil their en-
-
PHuAprrrm,.-ln accordance with the
action taken by the union carpenters of
Philadelphia, about 1909 carpenters struck
work this morning. The carpenters demand
81 cents an hour for nine hours work per
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The Youngstown mere ant ,ailors have
agrcel to the scale presented by their men.
LoNroN.-The procession Of workingmen
which wa. held in this city fell far short ofthe
number ii was expected would take part in the
rarale The line was composed Of only a