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Show MAY DAY IN AMERICA. H The Ohio Miner llltappolnltvl tt tho H Acllou of Iho litculll H Hoard. fM PITTSBUna CARPENTtnS STRIKINQ H ron EICHT HOURS. H I'lro Tbeaiusl ttorllnioicn Exircted lo Strike In Ml. Loal) M Tcalaj, H Bf Talmapa so ike sin. H TiiunAi ntvaruiKi ne. M Arsrrsl lasher lulen Will Demand VK Llahl-lleur llays. H C'OLtiMiiua, Ohio, A rll SO. Tbe determination de-termination of Iho ixectitlvo Inirtl of United Mlra NVoraer and pmdlenU nr the rttata organiiatlou to defer tba strike In tn lntoret of tho e'ght-bour lalor day, doen not eeeni lo liavo dofl- I nllely setthal Ibe question evenamong I tbe miner of Ohio. Tba executive board make a i roiwsllloii to Ibe operator opera-tor to continue it tho old nta for mining min-ing and accet tbo nlno-bour day for the coming) ear. Ifgluolng tomorrow. The operator refuto to ac ept, unlrna Ihey ran have Hrauranre that Ilia agreement will not embarras them lo such an nxtent that miner in competing compet-ing llcl I like Penusylvauli will beat them In tha market. The Obi i luluera also convened tbl morning and ara considering the matter. Homo of tha delegate r retrntlug strong dUtrlcU urn Ulaaiielnterl over the action of tbs exccullre UarJ In .tajnlog th strike for tho eight-hour Usy, WTT1IICTIUI CAHI'K.SrKRJ. riTTui Ik,. April SO. The carpen-lers carpen-lers of till eilly will strike tomorrow for eight hour and an advance lu tba ratufray, 1 be stone unuoua who ale not nooutwlll also strike. Tha con tractor have agreed to lockout uf all other brauclioe of the building trade, a well aa tbo striker, because tbey ara all under a aort of confederation. There are about 8000 workers In tha various trade hew. Toulght tlm raaalirbullderamucluded not to lock out Ilia other trader, and thn mult la that worb on the pmentcontracu will continue until they have gone a far at tbey ran without carpenters, when they will find thenuelvea Imply unable un-able to procecal, not locked out. Th matter builder determined on thl move to protect tha builder In other iltleaand so the traJesouUldo th car Imnlera could not hava a pretext for striking for eight hour and tbu causing caus-ing the movement to apread. ittport from many town In liiU aecUon aay tho carpenter ara generally striking for eight hours, and til ludloatlon point ta th elrtka spreading rapidly, " A ma IT. LOCI sthikx. I Br. Louie, April .W-If the dvlop. menu In tha brlwr situation can b tald lobeaforeruuuerof wht latahappau tomorrow, on of tba moat aerloua atrlke In the history of Ht, Loul U Imminent, Th number of men who will go out will niinabar fully- 4000. The carpen tart, mar kle-cutUr, tinner, Inside wire men, architectural Iron wolker and rxeaaUra will probably go ouu Tiir. st, iajUis rrorRATiv.s. Tkinm Haute, AVrll soBpeaklng of the dispatch from Ht. Ixjun about th newly formed federation of em-ploye' em-ploye' orgAnlxatloiia, Urand Master Hargent ol tho locomotive firemen tald today that no federation waa formed at last Bunday'i meeting. An effort waatlmply made on Huoday to induce the order of conductor to enter tba federation which already exist. GOAL UI.SKS WILL SHUTDOWN. La Hai.i.k, III., Aprllrw Tomorrow all the coal abaft lu thla vicinity, excepting ex-cepting the While Ureait utuea at Ladd, will thut down and a) luluar aud coniiany men will be out of employment. em-ployment. It I understood that there 1 no slrlk At prevent, but tlinply that thacontracU for the coming year hve not jet Uen Arranged, and until they are, no coal will be mined. The oper- . atom lu ihl vicinity ara willing to paylaatyear'a acale. Tha eight-hour day doe not II guru In tha moveuumt. THE ULTIIOIT UTItlliH OVI.ll. DrrcniT, Mich,, April 31. Tha atrlke at th Michigan car alioisa la practically over. Hvery deiartmeut It working and by HaturUsy full operations opera-tions will be rcaumed. INIllA.SA MIMElla ILL rriUKK. TillAZiI, lud,, April SO. A atrlke will bu on tomorrow, and 1S0O block ralnet nud sl bllumluomcoal miner will I out. Tbo eight-hour demaud teem not to Attectthe miner so much as scale (jurstlons. Iu tbe Davlea county coal field the miner, about 500 lii iiumlier, have lieeu out since Wed lira lay, owing to tbu discharge of a mine boss. Ialstalura AilJnrn4. AtBANV. N. Y April SO Roth branchraoftho legislature aJJourned sine if.at noon tolay. The deadlock In theaenataovurtliacanal Investigation Investiga-tion con tlnued until the end, X Insult lulendad. Hon K.April SO. In tbu Deputies, Iinhruiil withdrew yesterday' ex. prrselon, uylug ha had no Intention of Insulting the army, but liuly wanted an Inquiry Into the rumors. Tbo premier aald this had been or. dered. The ers relating to the Now Orleans allalr wlllbeiUlstrllmtodauiOhg tha member BunJay, hH Nslsnreer Opium, ID Ban KnA.NOisoii, April SO, A de- HH IHy lurvcjor innilu a seUuru thl H afternoon of tweivu hundred ound of tH opium, worth f 23,000, found loiicealed aH In tbnatiaiusbliieVibiu from llonkong, ,H The owners claim It v,u to be aeut to H Mexico. M A Nlrnmer Ashore H Ixindox, ApilISO. A Ulsnatch from H Kliisaloiajsa strainer belonging to koinu transatlantic line baa gone nthoro, nftor showing algnal of dl. H tlm aud blowing bar fog horn. No obbbbI death. H |
