The Mena star., 1899-08-10
STRIKE ON TIE SUN.
Non Union Printers Imported to New
 York Join the Union.
GRAND TRUNK TROUBLE ADJUSTED.
Walters Strike at Mansas City, Mo.--street Car Strike at Eau Claire, Wis.--Union Men Discharged from the Chatta-
 nooga Electric Railway.

Men Discharged from the Chatta-
 nooga Electric Railway.
 New York, Aug. s.-A new phase was injected into the controversy be- tween the printers and the manage ment of the Sun yesterday. morning by the arrival here of thexsteamer Eu- deavor from Philadelphiawith 104 non- union men in charge of Charles William Edwards, the Suns superintendent of printing. Only nine of this number after arriving here went to work, and after working one hour five of these joined the ranks of the strikers. Ac- cording to the strilzersi figures there were no compositors at work in the Sun office yesterday morning. It is said that the actual number of men on strike in the composing rooms of the morning and evening edi- tions of the Sun is 6S night com positors, 3l day compositors, 60 subs, y 30 stereotypers and six pressmen. The men engaged in the mail, press and de- livery rooms, it is said, have no organ izations. About noon about 75 of the non-union men who came from Phila- delphia started on their return to that city, their expenses being paid by Typographical union No. 6. With the exception of the four who are at work in the Sun office the remainder of the 104 of the men are being cared for by the strikers. The second edition" of the evening Sun appeared on the streets as usual yesterday, but there was no first edition issned.
 GRAND TRUNK TROUBLE ADJUSTED.
 Port Huron, Mich., Aug. s.--The strike of machinists which began last week in walk out from the Grand Trunk locomotive shops will it is ex- pected be amicably settled. At meet ing yesterday of the representatives of the local lodges of the Amalgamated Association of Engineers and of the International Machinists' association with. Master Mechan6e Muhlfield, of the western division of the road, the master mechanic explained that the laborer who had been temporarily placed in charge of machine had been returned to his former position. A question concerning certain alleged discrimina- tion in wages will, it is anticipated, be satisfactorily adjusted.
 THE WATERS STRIKE
 Kansas City, Mo, Aug. S-A tenn porary injunction against the striking walters at Robert McClintoclS's restau- Henry, of the circuit court, last night, and the walters are now enjoined and restrained from any further action in the premises. The Industrial council has taken the matter up. 1t offers its prestige and financial aid to the strilx- ing walters. The council will back them up, and will at once take steps to fight the matter in the courts. It will employ attorneys to oppose the mott on that the order restraining the strik CTS shall be continued as a permanent in junction.
 STREET CAR STRIKE AT EAU CLAIRE.
 Eau Claire. Wis. Aug. $. S.--President Appleyard, of the electric railway, and committee of ex-employes held con- ference yesterday afternoon. Presi- dent Appleyard says the result is ex- pected to be that three-fourths of the old employees will be back on the cars this morning at 15 cents per hour, with  time of duty shortened from 12 to 10 hours by reducing the number of trips.
 UNION MEN DISCHARGED.
 Chattanooga. Tenn, Aug. s.--The Chattanooga Electric Street Railway company yesterday discharged 15 com ductors and motormen who refused to withdraw from the union. general meeting of labor unions has been called and an effort will be made to have a boycott of the road declared.
 CHICAGO BRICKMAKERs' STRIKE.
 Chicago, Aug. s-The conference which had been expected to settle the briclmalSers' strike was not held yes terday. It is set for this afternoon. when the committee of five from the Building Trades council and the employers will meet. The conditions of the strike remain unchanged. No violence was reported and no compro- misses were made.