THE LABOR QUESTION.
l?|ta *?»Baa association.] Received April 18th, noon. London, April 17i ! It has been agreed' oetweeu boot? makers and their employers to refer the wages dispute to arbitration. Bbrlin, April 17, The Socialists de.lare that the labor demonstration on Ist May will be carried out everywhere without auy dis order.
Received April 18th, 1 p.m. London, April 17, After a stormy nieeting between the representatives of workmen and the Chamber of Commerce, it wa3 ultimately decided that twelve trades should be represented on the Conciliation. Committee The men assort the master bootmakers are shuffling, aud insist that the question of enlarging and improving workshops shall be promptly settled. - The Trade' Unions have published a manifesto, stating May Ist is.. unsuitable for the eight hours demonstration in .Hyde Park and appointing Sunday, 4th, instead. .-,..-■ . r . . Arrange_aent_are beiag made to enforce order during the May demonstration. *
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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7529, 19 April 1890, Page 5
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