Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-01

Madrid, My Tranquility
prevails throughout the provinces
The strikes in Valencia, however,
are spreading. The employees In ali
the trades there are joining the
movement for eight hours day.
The theatres In Valencia will De
closed tonight.
5000 CARPENTERS OUT.
Boston, May 1.-The strike of
carpenters for eight hours n day was
inaugurated this morning. Eighteen
thousand men are out 1t Is esti-
mated that 1000 have been granted
eight hours n day by one hundred
firms not members OF the master
builders association.
GRANITE CUTTERS sTIKE.
WESTERLY, r. l., May l.
All the granite cutters struck
this morning.
THE BUFFALO BAKERS.
BUFFALO, May I.-There is no
strike here thus far. The union
bakers held a meeting at noon TO con-
slider whetheror not TO strike for ten
hours a day.
MASSACHUSETTS CARPENTERS.
HAvERHILL, Mass, May 1.-The
master carpenters have all signed an
agreement granting nine hours at
the old pay.
FOR EIGHT AND TEN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l.-All
the carpenters, both union and non
union, are on strike for eight hours
work and ten hours pay.
IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May LIP to 10
O'Clock this morning there were few.
II any signs Of the Inauguration Of
the eight-hour movement in this
city. At the labor headquarters all
Is quiet y. all down town build
ings where the carpenters Obeyed
all the men are working. They ap-
peared 10 be waiting fOf instructions
from the executive committee con-
corning the action next Monday.
when the carpenters inaugurate the
struggle. Interest centers in the
parade and demonstration at Union
Square this evening. Its expected
that lS,0OO men will engage in the
former meeting, under the control Of
the socialists.
NEw YORK, May 1.-The i'm
pending strike among the members
Of the frameTs' union has been
avoided. The bosses announced
this morning that they would agree
10 the terms Of the men, that eight
hours should constitute n days
work. The men are all at work and
there is general rejoicing.
a LONDON MOB CowEp.
LONDON, May Five hundred
disOr ierly men gathered on the
Thames cmbaukment this morning.
On making n demonstration $500
police were on hand, however, aud
the mob was cOwei. Some Of the
disorderly element say they will
hold torchlight procession tonight.
but the police will Tigidly suppress
any procession Of that kind. There
Is every indication that the proposed
demonstration will prove q fiasco.
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May LIT now Al
pears evident that the number
OF strikes here will not be nearly
50 numerous as was antici-
pated. Representatives Of the fed
Grafton Of labor have been busy
among discontinued worknen dur
ing the past week. doing their best
to allay the strike and with appar-
eutly good sue ess. They have
been asking all the trades TO lay
aside theif grievances till the |
carpenters get their demands all |
over the country. IL looks now as |
II there will be only q few sporadic
strikes here and there, ami that
none OF the city's great industries
VIII be tied w. 50 many are out 10
take part in the parade or witness IL
that II Is impossible TO accurately
state the number who will refuse 10
90 TO work tomorrow. Up 10 noon
not the slightest trouble was report
ID from any quarter and the police
10 not anticipate any.
A PROCESSION AT BRUssEIS.
BRUSSELS, May IA procession,
$500 miners, formed In
he biege today and marched 10 the
Owh-hali, where a petition was pre-
ented TO the authorities, asSIhg pr
he establishment Of eight hours as
working day.
TIE MEN or LISBON.
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