The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-21
FROM 0LNEYVILLE.
NO PROSPECT or n SETTLEMENT
OF THE sAx0Y MILL STRIKE.
Executive Committee wants Operatives
Work Togcther--othsr Matters.

Another meeting OF the Saxon weavers
WAS held Monday which lasted two
hours without any further progrsss
being made than was attaine Al the pre-
vi,us meeting, viz: To reject the offer
inaue by the owners OF tho mill aud leave
themselves ia the hands OF the executive
committee.
This means TO prolong tho struggle for
an indefinite time, as the executive com
mites is Understood to be opposed 10 any
one mill resuming work unless they nil
do. Many OF tho operatives are nu b
disappointed nt the result OF the con-
ferences which have Teen held. Tney
were fully expecting a settlements OF the
dispute when they knew that Mr.. Dunn
had offered to take rs per cent. from the
20 per cent. while IL as proposed TO take
of 10 PER cent. because they assert that
IL the cut down IN the weaving dspart-
ment nad only been 10 per ,ent. no strike
would lave occurred. The weavors,
under Mr.. Dunn's proposal, would come
within ~ per cent
Tue Riverside wsavers met in Woods
hall tuis afternoon aud the National
wesvers met ia Grrnsn hail, the business
relati K TO Organization.
The burlers aud sewers viii meet In
Woods hall at 2 D. m. on Wednesday.
TIE Dressers aud Slashsrs ualon will
meet in Mystic Cnsin hall at 8 p. 10. Wed
nesday.
There will be a mass meeting on Merino
fats On Wednesday At il:30 n. m.
The loan OF $4,000 by wealthy labor
union is said To be svailsbie at forty
eight hours no,ice. Many oil the strikers
W uld be glad TO hear OF it coming TO
Olneyville.
New Company Organized.
The ceremony Of music ring in and or
ganizng the new Company A, Second
regiment, WAS complete l ~ Night. TIE
meeting was held IA Fore terra hall under
the presidency OF Colonel Moran. Thir-
teeu men necessary to FIJI the ranks 10
forty. seven were sworn ipto tue service
and the company icrrs were elected as
follows: Captain. william O'ljrien; first
lieutenant, Michael j. Hughes; sscoAd
iieute lant. Michael j. Cox
The appoint ment OF the non-commis-
sioued staff was deferred. The company
will a.eet every MONDAY night during
November for drill, but afterwards they
Will meet for drill on Monday Friday
nights. The co psny voted to attend the
bazaar in aid OF the new convent
Sons OF st. George.
What Cheer l. dge o rider Sons of St.
George held ter seni-annuai meeting
last Night, Pr dent FrAnk Barnetr In
the chair. The sic< computes reported
a cieaa bill or health. TIE zip, C al CO a
mite appointed 10 distibut. relief g.
ne bers on strike rspori ed that they lad
supplied several members with grocs ries,
ths
past two weeks Toe committee was
instructed TO continus in tneir work anu
see that no member 40 without bcnsa
thr ugh his inHbil ty TO pay his cues.
The election of uflicers for the ensuiag
term resulted as follows; Wort y Prssi-
dent, William Stock; worthy vice
Pg sident, Thoma. Tsylor; worthy
secretary. Thomas II. Broadneld; worthy
IT, a,urer, Charles Bailey; worthy ss-
sistant secretary, william j. An
near; worthy messenger, Alfred Eius.
trust G, john Heaton; grand lod repre-
Sc ltatiyes. Past Presile James L.
Newton, Past Prssid NJ Jossph ray or,
anu Past Pr sident Henry f. Coo per.
General Mention.
Officer Colwsli OF the Sixth station is
of duty on acc 3unt II sickness.
Charles Murphy, James Connors aud
Geor ge Roberts were arrested t,r breax-
ing to the boot a d sh store of Harry
Cohen. Piainfield street. They were ar.
raigned on Monday ternoon for burg
larry. They pleaded NOT guilty and were
remanded to jail TO await trial on Mou-
day next.
Jane Dolan was charged in ia T. ghth
district court yesterday with cruelty TO
horse Dolan was fined s2J ami Goa s.
Not bring able to pay lie was sent jai..
William Banks. janitor Of the Holplig
Hand Mission room, Olneyvili tqusre,
died last night from hemorrhagc.