The sun., 1894-03-14

20 dinner there was n .lght between the
strikers. beaded By starke and those work
police reached the scene the nRht was over.
in the evening, however. the strikers suc-
join them. and Yesterday 'WVoidmsnh's dye
farly yss,srdsy morning these 800 strikers
gathered in front OF the works, Nr. weidmann
Was walking up and down in front oil the en-
4 eommittee spppoaehed him aud presented
III have already agreed to adopt H." said Mr..
You must take us all beck. =" said the spokes-
man Of the committee.
Mr.. NeidIaann shook his head
Will not hnve 10 ny emp!oy, Anarchists
WI? are continually creating ublc
There was some further conversation be-
tween Mr.. Weilnann and the committee. at
the end Of which the committee Withdrew.
disappointed. In the mean time. however, ar
italian Anarchist Of the name Of Antonio Fei-
Isri had gene w about among ihe men telling telling
chop 70 6c G GSs9 there he sF he he % ssid Hes % onls
iooling you. Let's go to Anger Simons and
II did not take much to convince the men
pursue. and when the commlttec returned
with the Information that Mr. Weidmann re-
sohednle the whole crowd started in the rec
ton Of Anger \ sim9n,s shop, at Eivers,,dc
There was not a policeman around to protect
either the tuildinR OF the workmen. and had
TO the place or torn it down AZ tho strikers
climbed the hill hundreds Uf silk weavcfs and
H.s. Ts ore.a aSapfS 70 5s bot d. dF DeE G
silk TO work upon. Joined the thronR. and by
e n tne sn0p Vas m Tenene1 thers rr Mere OYER ,
conflict that followed hundreds Of others were
srse,sd S ng 10" shGuts % h ana rres ssp 9i me sr
oysr. platoon Of twenty policemen appeared:
have made short work with them.
When the shop was reached nll the doors
expected trouble of some kind and had done
the best In his power 70 protect the place by
Sshs the BSotReeper m 'HS Of the rm. stood at
one door ready to give the alarm in case
OF army. ensinesrS Mr. cSsRell saw the
Of the hili yelling like demons. lie waited u
moment. wondering how many OF them were
men, who had approached the sh or by making
. dstour around the blum. made rush for the
itirom It's hinges 10 . m mome ent the yard was
nlled with strikers.crying and shrieking ut tue
Come out OF the dyehousel Come out and
strike STRIFE for the new schedule! Come
Mr.. Cashell stood in the doorway and at
tempted TO obstruct the passage.
right here. II you come any fur,hep You'll nfne set %
yourselves into trouble"
We want the dyers to quit work." dozen
Il don't care what you want" retorted Mr.. !
DO not get out immediately will &c call The the
Those in the rear OF the crowd pushed for
ward. and the next moment Mr. Cashell was
the men struck MIN Intentionally. but as they
stepped upon him before he could rise. When
Ie regained his feet the crowd made 40 at
sempt 70 molest him. but merely jostled him
The worsmen in the dyehouse had heard tho
shouts. and the shufllIng OF feet and had sus-
pended their work. The door leading into the
vat room was flung open and the crowd
Come on. boys. put on your hats and como
along. We're tired OF working for low wages
and We want raise Stop your work and
Most q the yorkm laughed and. without
ioinsd the strikers. Some Of them. however. @
hesttated and one man said:
No. I'll be damned II I'll strike"
This man was working at washing ma |
chine. He had hardly uttered these words |
seized him. and ducked his head % INTO iori tub Of
cold water. They then hustled him out OF the |
sssoD %.s and ss H he IL the %
shs a:a s TO
hoEsysr; were materially hastened by means |
81 i.ii s 4
,S:t . .RSut 1, as long Which is used for stirring
tation in using them; Halt a. dozen OF the
Eorkmen reeeived q few smart whscks over
OF will power, and as the batchng stick. when
convince all those who hesitated that the pest
thing for them to do at that moment waste
Before leaving the room tho strikers turned
on the steam az all the tubs. 10 that In "a few
. human being could not breathe il. When
the strikers had lett the place it occurred to
quantity OF silk upon the floor whicn would
surely bs ruined 4, II were not picked up. The
srs. and whose nam es. by the way. no one out
side Of the silk work cen seems to know i'm
TO put the silk in It's proper place. Their order
,, Ess z, promptly 90 o9sysd; When The last man had
tho road. cheering wildly. the patrol wagon,
containing twenty policemen. under command
down the road The strikers laughed and
Ih: ysGS pSS snd eoGss Es sS &
the dye works OF Nermorel kimbail in the
they sent a com mnilttse TO the ofiice to de demand hand
the adoption OF the new scale or wages The
crowd heard Of this they roke t INTO tb. V Work.
armed themselves with batching sticks, and
had % ssay ssaad TO Of Ss
bbgs ghsst az hggsr hi%2n's sh1p and had not
fiourishcd over their heads they laughed. and
ss.yinS An right we're with you" put on their
time. hywever. the police were little quicker
IN moyinG about and before the crowd, had
left the works twenty policemen. moving down
the road on tho double quick charged them
and sent them hyinG in every dir sction: A
tall Italian threw . bricx. which graZed police
man Grahan's head and struck Policeman
Taylor on the leg. The charge OF the police.
however. was successful, and the last that this
platoon OF police saw Of this particular mob
was over 800 men and boys running in near
ly LOO different directions.
How the dyers are organized no one seems
to know. Whether they even have a system
attic organization no outsider can positively |
hnWavAF In VAR pi. |
have an excellent understanding among them
selves. Within an hour alter the police had |
them this big crowd reAssem bled in |
front OF Richard j. Bsrdan's dye shop at 26B
Water street and prepared TO compel the fifty
or sixty workmen employed there 10 loln |
them. After siationing small mobs Rt each
end OF the block, 20, guard against a
surprise by the police. the body OF |
the crowd foresu its way into the shop
assaulted the workmsn with balching sticks. |
turned the taps OF the dye tubs To- allow the ,
huid to run out. and were about to turn ON the | ,
steam SO to drive the work men our. when