New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
STRIKES BEGUN IND ENDED.
CINCINNATI CARPENTERS AND PITTsBURG
sToNEcUTTERs STOPPING WORK.

sToNECUTTERS STOPPING WORK.
Cincinnati June 2-Thc carpenters strike agreed
upon yesterday was accomplished to-day. About
1lCO men are reported to have stopped work The
union and non-unon are united in their demands
aud it is said " feeling is close that many men
whose employers are willing to concede VIVA, Is oe
mandcd VIII not go TO work until all the employers
agree 20 tho demands of The worhmen.
Itt,burg June 1.-The stOnecutters Of PittsburS
and Allegheny, to the number OF 700, struck TINS
morning for advance IN wages of cents an hour
They now receiving S} so day.
New Bedford. Mass, June (Special).-Ihls was uic
day named by the carpenters and masons for the
nine hour day to 20 into effect No trouble Is looked
for by either side. number Of the carpenters arc
now ~ work on the nine hour basis, and Others on
the ten hour, while some have quit WORK. ~ was
expected that many OF the ten-hour workers woui0
stop work at > O'Clock th, afternoon but ohiy "a lew
dd so. Nearly all the bosses say that II INC mn
had met thcm halfway and had cXtenucd u JHiS
the trc for demanding the nine hour IA "a t u,gS ,G
would not have opposed the change. some OF , vi"
mason, arc at wors and others arc awaiting uNrloP
ment>. The masons a. body, agreed 10 "'i'" "''"
taken early In tho season. .,,. -
Ncw-IIaVcn Conn, Jane . (5pccian.-Ihe s'r'Nc Vi
the ma5ons practically ended to-day. the ias' Oh ''0
men returning to work at prices stipulated DE u"
employers, who absolutely refused longer 70 icooSN
the uuion Poor worllmen will hereafter re'c,o io
smaller pay than the more desirable "'tn th most i'm,
OK the master ma~OnS i copsidcied llle nnmntbs "
pOrtant taken in labor circles mere III many 'l'
Calais. Me-. June 2.-rhc men employed on ,'o
hemlocl vharves of II. F. Eaton sons suu'N '''
morning for Fl 30 per day. They formed pro
co.,op and visited every wharf on the rlN'rliu.'V
and succeeded i'm inducing nearly all inc H'0" '
plo} ed handling humber 10 Join thcin'
Rock Is1nd. H.. June (speciaD.-ohe hu"ur''
ruon carpenter, In the employ Of various o'o
here struck tbs morning FOR a nineh0nr daS a' '"
hou,,' DAY w. \. Guthrie. employing about tmr"'s,
men. was the first 20 make ooNcessloh'' ''''' "
thc other contractors are weahenlns'
Rochester, y. T., June 2.-Ihc secoHd ah'ua' 'o'
vcntion of the International Foot and shoe WORKERS
Union was opened here this morning ana VIII proo-
,lly coutnuc several days. Reports for the IaSC
month indicate a membership Of 10000 To 3o'ooo III
,,,s country and Canada Rochester is one OF the
strongest centres for the new or'aiLauQh an ' clD
.ho.makers having left the KNIGHT, Oi iab0r 20 !on'
'' a'Scri, zion Thomas phillips. Of Clement"h'
VI i. tho president. Charles = Io"he' OF hoItes-
,cr a member Of the National Executive 1oul,ilDo
,Lis district called tc convention 10 pTucT' Na9V
G,.rni welcomed the delegates 10 tlie clty;
May'. Landing. Y. j., June Enc ltahah mpoTcrS
.nioyed !, the new -eashplc short Line from lhsl2N
Iunrtinn 10 cape Nav city, Who nave Deeh Oh su'Ac %
w., Gr several weeks, were PAID on by ,hr 'Jn, %
',,nr mis- morning They Immediately remover Vh'
oi'trncton, and the track l. now open Oc'"o-''
picbl,nd and WlnslOw JGrcion. - - vn
" ,r,,rtrhf tic companY'S supervisor I -. ~ an
,.,cr,r ,v,ut 10 Folsom and Discharged l,O OF t,.e
=, non. without paying them for the tlUlc u'! Id
'aan .,nco the contractor made an As S-HW' ~,
Italian, ac angry and may Try % DIV" ''' '
again. ri, =. ..,,,ort i uublished hero
,h .,~aI Treasury Agent stitch viii 70 mprI," @ UT
rlu pfrcedngs acain,t the ohcSIs :" ~ t,io,atinn Of
fnruentcr,' and builders AsoeclaiIn tn ~, ,his civ
I'm canada a nua ben of carpcnt - l" ''Nc '"'
,.,,rcs ~ the men who struck In April