The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-02

H. psfncspaI contTactpss ars eoocsding the
msnss demands II u though1 work VII
- pretty esnseaiiy resumed tO-nOsrov-
This aftsspooa ~ strikers pasndsd, md
nsonster maas- meeting rs hold. There
Asss ben no AfsorSsfs rsported-
Nxv Yonx. Msy I.-Tbs - Of
~ world wsds labor dsDonsersnon
tonight was not . great succsss. =
far - the numbers Who psraAed ana e.
tended The meetings 80 coucsfpsd- froo-
ably not msre than 1000 persons we're
q the speaksT's staud q one nne. In
The pFocenion that narchsd mere wese
shout SlE0 pasnd<fA 1hs dag paFuy ex-
eused this apparent usnt o. ensnoaesm-
The meeting vas us6sr TIE snspacss q sos
sociaIistic aboe party. Fssr Inst tnsfe
might be some trouble hsd induced
the police TO make very care
full precautions. but they we're mos
called upon to exhibit themselves
Tia resolutions adopted recitsd that eight
hours b only . temporary form OF r.
lief. and nothing but socialism WIZ solve
tie labor question: therefore.
"R<pjsk. That demand b maze snss
the hours Of labor b reduced 70 eight IL
should b decrsed BY statuts. bat that IN
the struggle the ultimate object. Abolition
Of the wages syssem should not b lost
sighs of--the triumph OF socialism
There were thres spsaksrs stands- The
principal speaker Was 6sfGius + 6hsvfsch-
He said the meeting was the beginning OF
the end. but the emo vou'o nos co1ns unsa
they had the sessn ana the 'unnsss .osso =,
he concaudeo " sA"k
TO Dc true 70 tns fe1 nsss'
we're eighteen Oh tness
aisraayed upon tns sssno' Ous sIuons as
I,,i,1a sss,.s s.~. vere .een. and one of
these had : huge skull and eross-bonsa
urinted ON II The other Gar had . yellow
crosx beneath the stara
Louisville. May l-President Gompers,
in his speech. which was lengthy
one, spoke Of the worid-wids move
ment for eight hours, and defended
the vogkingmen against tae charge that
the extra hours OF leisure would be devoted
to debauchery and the cultivation
Of vicious habits. This. he
said. was base insinuation
against . majority OF the workingmen OF
this country: ninety-fve out OF every 100
were condemned for the deeds Of the other
i've. The capitalists. said he. say our
movement would break industry and
commercial progress Il does not
mean that Il means greater
degree OF progress for the whole people.
IL means more Advancement and inteIli-
genee, and . nobier race OF our people.
.Apsn $3.50 ~ asa ~ W. a. u u =.
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CHICAGO, May 1.-The Old Master
.MPsnN's 's''on 'oa's1s euou
!o'n aas At "o" s"ss ~ Ae'1
,.
'o'aa' Ia s.
In the present system OF charging Tor
breaxages. III refused, strike wiz PROB
ably occur saturday.
strike OF miners throuRhousthe north.
mon ,oniyht astrr : Joint conference ~
miner. ana Generator. hsa .nlit
an on the auestion of inciua-
,nr asv lsborers in the scheme Of
rrontsharing. the owners declaring there
was no margin TOT the iaoofers. An execn-
tive session py the ~ofkmens repre-
ment OF the joint conference and
decision TO strike was the result. The In.
diana miners and operators also failed 70
i,nnrohshle
free irom labor troubles of any considera-
bio magnitude. The only thing is q de-
of bench moulders. This will affect sbout
ny
BryyAro Nav f-Th.re hs. h~sr M
ssriKc here thus far. The union baker.
held a m Getting at noon 60 consider whether
TO strike for ten hours day.