The sun., 1890-05-03
MORE STRIKES In CHICAGO.
MORE TEAM 1000 MEN JOIN TEE DIS
gATISETED ClRPENTERS


CHICAGO, May 2-Four thousand sash.
door. and blind makers walked out Of the fac
tories in the southwest lumber district this
morning. There was apparently no warning
OF the strike. The men came to their places OF
employment 90 usual, and. with few exceptions
went to work when the whistles blew. An hour
or 30 later they threw down their tools and
quietly walked out, giving no explanation, At
Palmer. Fuller h Co.'S big establishment at
Twenty second and Union streets, nearly 800
men quit; at Hintz d Wells, Twenty-second
and Lumber streets, 200: at the Chicago Lum-
Der Company's works, about 500; at Z. P. VIII
Gee and Co.'s, 200; at Franz & Englehart's. 100 ;
at E. s. Roberts. 200 at Thompson 4 Trues,
800, and at the Morgan Company's works. 15O.
1t was said that every sash. door. and blind
factory In the district was closed. and there
was rumor that the planning mill men would
QUIT tomorrow. It was also said that all the
woodworkers in the city might Join In the
strike at any moment.
At the big factory Of Fl. Andrews 4 Co., man.
ufacturers OF bank and office furniture, the
manager said that while oil Of their $50 men
were in their places. he did not know what
would happen.
The 400 men employed By the O. J. L. Meyer
d Sons Company went out this morning. Tho
Yards Of the firm are at the North pier. The
men demanded eight hours work with nine
hours pay as substitute for the ten hour sys-
tenn. The firm declined to accede to these
terms The strikers include machinists. cab
met makers, and carpenters.
Between 1000 and 5000 iron moulders won't
on strike this morning In the factories along
Blue Island avenue. At the Chicago Mslleable
Iron Works. the largest concern Of the kind In
Chicago, 1900 men failed to report for duty
this morning They all marched in the parade
yesterday. but gave no intimation Of On inten-
tion to strike
At Wells French's car works 700 moulders
were out The factory is at Paulina street
and the South Branch. These mon were also
In the parade yesterday. They went to Paulins
and Twenty-ars streets. where they organized
a meeting in hall. Speeches were made by
many OF the leaders They, said they must have
They wanted ten hours and Increased wages
'S %oTFs Tssd Prssiden
Bailey, and made demand for ten hours and
Rso 10 feisd ssPt e fess d1SSa1 h 5s
mber Of smaller factories the men struck at
OF any kind at these places. The, patrol
wagons were kept Ia readiness at the Maxwell
Rq WerRS RSt & Rsds omit
At noon to- day nearly all The other employees
ahs wGrSs weRt o INCLUDED
employees ,of, the Ajax Forge Company also
Black Road were at a stSndst
All the employees Of the \. K. Fairhank Com
pany. on Eighteenth street. about $50, will go
this morning. This Is somesSinS ePGls Of surprso
as 4. was generally believed that the big soap
WsR lis msS TS Ss
TpHes than most men employed in SINH
'AF Four and furniture makers at
Demma &DourkAs's furniture factory at Nine
teenth street ana Blue Island avenue went out
'ffn fhe arbitrators @ selected to settle the car.
This morning. and proceeded TO consider both
sides OF the question. The strikers demanded
the eght-hour day. 40 cents an hour
over tfme dopSle time s''H for AP Sunday A WORK i
and an apprentice system under the
hour day will be conceded. but the bosses CON
tended for So cents an hour as the minimum
o'clock this evening without accomplishing
hat tine new bosses, assoeiation had not the
lhoW its roster. II this ia not done tomorrow |
he carpenters threaten to stop the negotia-
ions.
strike Of the miners throughout the north
,rn and middle Illinois coal fields was decided
lpon after midnight last night The Joint con
upon the question Of Including
he day Iaborers In q scheme OF profit sharing |
or the labOrers. The Indiana miners and
operators also failed 70 reach an understand-
nE; and . strike in that state is probable.
1000 carpenters on strike in Philadei p6ia ior
IN increase Of five cents an hour One Of the
ron this morning. whom the Journoymen
irioklayers' Union Issued orders that none Of
TsmsS n on any joS The boss -" Of VII Which had 70.
used 10 pay the advanced rate. heports we're
eeeiyed from the. various committee to-day.
howtng that the bosses were gradually com
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