Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-18
CAMP ORDERS.

The Gallant Colonel Of the Second and His Orders for Camp at Nian- tic.
 Colonel Doherty's orders to the Second l regiment for duty at Camp Mantle an- nouncs that the regiment will assemble at Niantic on the 2lst of August in full dress ] uniform, fully armed and equipped ss the 1 law directs, for six days tour of duty. Company commanders will be held re- | eponsibls for the dress and appearance of their men, and they are instructed to zee that the men are provided with white | gloves, white trousers, proper undercloth- | ing and at least one pair brown leggins, | which will be worn on all duty performed In fatigue uniform. Shoes other than the ordinary black leather, neatly polished, must not be worn when on duty.
 Battalion commanders must forward the | reports of their commands to the reai- mental adjutant promptly to allow suf- icient time for consolidation before reach ing camp.
 Schools of instruction will be held one hour each day, commencing at o'clock at each battalion commanders tent The schools will be conducted by the majors | the colonel and lieutenant colonel taking such part as may be determined later The officers are instructed to see that all books of the companies are written up ready for Inspection during the snoampment.
 Regarding passes the order says: Passes will be issued from these headquarters on- ly In cases of absolute necessity, in no case extending beyond tattoo of the day of is sue. All passes must be presented by & non n-commissioned officer representing the private drawing the same"
 Special attention is called to the amount of baggage allowed ss indicated in the or ders from headquarters, which must be l confined to what can be carried in two company chests. the officers being allowed | two trunks. Instructions ss to tho hour of embsrking wIllsbe furnished in lAtei orders.
 No mention Js made In the orders rela tive to the entering of the companies, bu 1t has been ascevtained from the sdiutAn generals office that the old system will b followed this year and that esch compsn. will be expected to furnish its owl 's caterer.
 STRIKING FoUNDRYMEN
 Al the Smaller Foundry at the sar
 gent Factory-ueetipE Held Las ,s Night m Franklin Hall-Anothc
 Meeting Tonight.
 About sixty-fve morlders in the "short foundry at Sargent & Co.'s refused to s to work yesterday morning on account ( the employment of a non-union msn. The
 went to Superintendent Shaw about th matter, and he answered that he did nC see any option for them to go to work wit | the non-union man or go out. They d. N cided to adopt the latter course. Anoth'
 story Is that the men complained of Il heat and had some words with Foreman l.. Lord.
 About 200 members of the Mouldel
 union met in hall at the Franklin hous
 corner of Franklin and Greene street
 last evening. Speeches were made
 several members of the unions, all othe
 endorsing the action of the employees
 Ssrgents In going out. The membe . were close -mouthed in stating what tn
 did in the meeting and could give no ! formation other than the above. Another meeting of the unions will held in the Trades Council hall in | Lyon building, 746 Chapel street this eve
 ing. Another will also in all probabili
 be held tomorrow night and at one
 these meetings more deanite action will
 taken in the matter.
 Mayor Sargent last evening when sd; formed that there was & strike among om moulders eaid that 1t was news to hi
 He had been very busy all day and Il
 was the first he had heard of the affair.