THE STRIKE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3622, 24 September 1890, Page 2

THE STRIKE.

1 THE POSITION IN WELLING-' I ■ TON. i GENEKAL ITEMS.' i . I Weluhgth Wednesday, Therein only two i]ay§' "supply of ; coal at the Wellington Hospital at i the present time, : The Ohau, finch arrived at Port Chalmers from Newcastle yesterday 1 morning, brought 800 fans of coal. ' The headquarters of tlio strikers' | have been removed from {he Ex- • change Buildings to the Trades Hall [ in Manners street. The Tarawera left for Melbourne, ' via Southern ports, last night, it | present her officers have no. intention of leaving her, CiihiSTcmmqß, Sj>i)tcnjber 23, There' were 'lfO non-Ifoionist laborers at Lyttelton to-day. The snpplv oxo9eded the demand. The affairs mu:;? rt _* 1 ' 6 except that the Unionists burnt in effigy a Unionise who went to woik among free |abore];s. There was no distinbance. ' ; ' ! ' ;l " ■ - Very Lafast. . Wellington, Wednesday;'' The Aram ia being discharged by froo labor, brought from Lyttelton, A man named. Patrick Long was arrested for tlircatoniug grievous bodily harm to tlw engineer of the

Carawern. He was charged at lie • Resident Magistrate's 'Court with ; itealing a revolver, a pair of trousers, ;he more serious charge being with* Irawn, Accused was acquitted. FHE LABOUR~~OONFERENOIU Welhngtoh, Wednesday, Tho Government have received n-.. reply from' the Dunedin Wharf Laborers' Union that they will sendT two delegates to n labor conference. ' "The Dunedin employers consider the question on Thursday. Mr Millar, secretary of tho Maritimo Council,, replies that as the . employers state they bavqnogrieyanco some question should be sot down for discussion'before the conference meets.