Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

New York, Feb. 1.-The injunction
obtained by the Butteriok Publishing
o., limited, against the striking
printers OF New York City, has at
tracted attention by reason of the
salient points Of strike oppression it
covers.
The injunction was issued by The
Supreme Court Of the State of New
York against New York typographical
Union, No. ("Big Six"l Press
mems Union, No. 81; Ben franklin
Association, No. %; International
Printing Freshmen and Assistants
Union of North America, ald their
mem bers and others, and it enjoius
them az follows:
From pioketinR land interfering
with employes), hs follows;
From making any requests, giving
any advice, or resortinR to any species
of persuasion, threats, Intimidation,
force, OF fraud, which operates to over
come the exercise OF the free will of
any person connected with the plaintiff
OF It's customers as employees or other
wise from "picketing'' the place Of
business of this plaintiff at Spring,
Maodougal and Vandam streets, IN the
Borough of Manhattan, city. county.
and State of New York, or any of the
places OF business where this plaintiff
or any of the customers of this plain
| tin do business in said CITY or else
where, by stationing themselves or
causing others TO station themselves
upon or along the streets, alleys, or
thoroughfares leading to such places Of
business for the purpose OF intercept
ing the employees of this plaintiff OF of
other companies customers of this
plaintiff while said employees are going
| to OF returning from such places Of
business, and by requests, advice, per-
suasion, intimidation, threats, force
OF fIaud, OF defamatory publications
which operate to overcome the exercise
of the free will OF the persons con-
cerned, inducing or procuring said en-
ployes to quit the employment OF this
plaintiff or of companies customers of
this plaintiff OF by reason OF the num-
ber and attitude Of such pickets in
timidating said employees OF other pei 81
sons having business at such places Of
business or from resoEting to the like
means at any other time or place, or
under any other circumstances, to in
duoe, procure, or compel such en-
ployes, or any Of them, to quit their
employment.
From boyoottinR, as followsi
From advising or requesting, by any
means whereby persons are induced to
act or 70 refrain from acting by fear Of
the injurious Consequences to them
selves or their property, whether by
oral communications, by letters, by
printed circulars, placards, posters, or
otherwise, persons who are now pur-
ohasers of the publications OF patterns
of this plaintiff OF Of companies Gus
TONERS OF this plaintiff, or who are
about to OF might otherwise become
such purchasers, to refrain from max
ing such purchases; persons who are
now subscribers for the publications
OF this plaintiff or of companies Gus
toners of this plaintiff. or who are
about to or might otherwise become
such subsorib bers, to withdraw and re-
frain from making such subscriptions
persons who are now purchasing OF
selling the publications and patterns
Of this plaintiff OF of companies GUS
toners Of this plaintiff or who are
about to or might otherwise become
customers to purchase or sell such
publication and patterns, to desist and
refrain from purchasing and selling
suoh publications and patterns; or
persons who are now acting as agents
for this plaintiff or for companies GUS
toners of this plaintiff or who are
about to or might otherwise become
such agents, to desigt and refrain from
acting as such agents.
From threats and intimidation, az
follows.
From resortinR to any species Of
threats, Intimidation, force or fraud
to accomplish auch purposes or procure
other persons 30 to do; from prevent
ing or attempting TO prevent, by any
means whereby persons are induced Ia
act or refrain from acting by fear OF
the Injurious consequences TO them
sevles or their property, any merchant,
newsdealer, neuaman or newswoman,
or other person, from purchasing or
selling the publications and patterns
of this plaintiff or Of companies Gus
toners of this plaintiff.
From violence, as follows;
From all acts of violence toward the
employees Of this plaintiff, or persons
doing business with this plaintiffs
From interference, as follows;
From In any other manner or by
any other means interfering with the
property, property rights, OF business
OF this plaintiff, or of any person con-
neoted with this plaintiff as employe,
agent, or customer.
Persons disobeying the above may be
committed to jail.