Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-12
BRITISH LABOR TRC jules.

Lonooh Ioiicemth omp tcfcly Defeated
in Their Dcma ntis.
LONDON, Juiy 1.-THE polio, are now
perfectly Quiso. and matters have re-
sumed their normal condition The men
have Teen conpletelyeueie lred in their
Efforts II bring ilbou- III u. long lhre,t-
cned strike. ami til II q. ly remaining
h &c is to Lile ,heii i'm organize
thoroughly and raj. fuI Is (, meet the
emergencies Vt Il struggg. Va b the gov
eminent
Though il IS possible that they may
dc this, IL l. no regal ied as probable.
The best elen.s at OF the force. upon
whose support -.iy move Must depend
Iur succCas. has never been in favor Of q
strike, and the eI rielic... OF the LAST
few days cul alma lg III tie Ills -srac, Jul
hzZle at :. BCN.- street st, on are
hardly of chs i ter G l.-;ilatc to IN
splre tnthusl:l Al for !; IL eXtrel..c meas
IRE.
III. Fos.Ihen.
The postal officials have given the dis
affected l.0stmen Iui, ocal promises to
di charge he bla-klegs hey have en-
/. ..ged 10 take The pl.tcfs Of possible
Strikers but he additi .nai men are still
retained and under OF ie:j TO hold them
selves III readiness les! ond to y call
for their services. Meanwhile The men
ale petfectlNg RI! Il organization. en-
rolling Stlc.I of their fellow workers who
have not rs Yet joined the general
movement, AMI ii o.hef ways preparing
for probable strike
though Inc men are well organized
and under thorough union discipline,
hey are beiIg hammered by outside
igiIat' rs. who. while endeavoring to
assist tie posimcn. are really injuring
hen Gauss by Interference in matters
hey hnos iiothins about The general
body Of The postlnen have no intention
OF striking. at present as several side Is
sues have thrown their plans into some
ION, but these questions, or some
hing unforeseen, may precipitate a
strike at any moment. and theslnen are
lady 10 Heel Whatever may confront
hem.
The TrleSrAphers.
Tn. telegrapherS have decided to
York Oyci tim. for week longer when
the demands for compensation or the
tbOli ,hlutnt OF the extra duty are not
complied With. they will 90 out. This
decision has Disguised the Younger ele-
lneni, who are impatient to sti ike, and
hey may kick over the traces and 70
out any day, i'll which case the others
will have 20 follow. Di -qniet among
public emplt Yes Is everywhere rampant.
The Cotton Summers.
The United Cotton Spinners associa-
ion, Of Lancashire and the adjoining
counties. rep esenting millions Of spin
dies, and embracing almost all thee
ployers and companies Ia that region
concerned III cardinag aud spinning, ha
under consideration proposition to es-
;li!sl IA board Of col.ciliatiop for the
cttlement of all disputes in the cotton
trade.
The scheme has the cordial support of
the operative spilAiers and the the card
room operative associations. The board
is to consist OF six representative EN-
ployerS, six representatives Of the opera
tive spinnerS, and six OF the card room
workers. The board is to act a. u board
Of appeal from local ass citations, the
spinners only acting with the employers
on matters affecting the spinners and
the card room employees on matters If
fecting the card room.
Charles Kendall Adams Married.
LONDON, July 11.-Wednesday Mr.
Charles Kendall Adams, president OF
Cornell university. was married to
Mary Matthews Barnes. The bride
was the widow of the late Mr.. A. s.
Barnes, the Well known publisher Of
New York. The honeymoon will be
partly spent at the residence of Mr.. An
drew Carnegie in Scotland. Mr. and
Mrs. Adams will start for New York ON
Aug. ~.
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