The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
eplTORE or the WEEK.
strife ard l.nI,ef In,e.llrnilan.

strike and Labor in,estIestlov,
Iatsskit " New Yesk ems n M t'.iss.t st.,.,
psnsls S'iisoofamlttes on iAler saa k.le
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unt gAih atlefm4s haHsef NAMED lls ke9
'f"lhel that me haass n alH,g hero we,s
shuftef Than W tiffmany rmplngeta ehHslA
10 ufHe1 " hnd lime io .iudy lhe els,rss \,
lheh eufl.ses n WI. etr ihp taae
sflles waftlmsmfn h kmeneas kn sagt ,l.g
lff NYfh than ihusr IN herman, ttr
NfIf h0hfs WHif ma ht fnasfnftats
w. tnafe. .urnre, lhef wefo dls
daes dr" ~, hY, ihek ~ through iheir
Ish'sl intia savings hanks hs enfklnFnna
w ne uiei 10 the uslafilshihfni IN tfolf
nv''es TIE wpfklns tenplp would q laore
Ihhieutsd silf The community tta a afant deal
hnt,rt wv, Nnfal training would do mvfe 10
pftNohl Nritta Than leEiflailte aetlan. Whom
employers treated ihfiF rorklnwn,on IN ahlni'
llef anifll, there would. lpr iho,ishf hn nd ns.
esaslfy for tfHfrs untnns tnluf0rs here. be-
n,onil.,icq ,..I were well paid rh.fc sioull 10
% %nut'tM sehools ~ Witch Rirs mud women
nun W Instructed IN household nrunmny.
Whnc.s sald nli combinations had an lniufl.
Gus lhi'innee on tho consumer iul he dld
nvi see how they ouud l,r fsinehlrd ~ inal-.
nI.sscs a.vn ~ g,pl'al.is hal right 70 de r. lhey
iherc should bc somr legislation 10 prevent
men from dca'ina In iutilrll.--tha, II ,br
selling ~ s0mrthlng they aid moi own IA
va tferler uf gnlnbllng. The irnde dollar
"e 'houghh should hc redeemed by Convfrss.
before tho committee m tho a,s Joseph
Mehlll' editor of the rhlrapo T,fl,ne aali he
had been connected with the prc.s since islA
Inc chief oau.c NJ the inpecunlous condition
OF tnc musses OF lnborors IN this country ho
aui,. mi,ieuted , tp ih,ir own imwoyidcncc. Tho
uny way 70 improve them wis 30 teach them
w'hvel Zoo much OF the earnings OF the
mcJrcfs was srent IN liuuot nnd tnharro. IA
,lhs been calculated that the amount annually
sprnt by the lni orlnF population IN drink WA.
siuW.vn"ni nnd NJ least efn,t01 on morr wns
spent IN CIGARS, inbaeco and useless ainusc.
license ana personal temperance would henc.
NJ working people Witness said he Ind vsry
little faith IN political prohibition rnhcnlihy
tenement houses should be ,orn dowp The
br.sent ,ariu was hcneins the farmcp, and
lhoy, wvo beginning 10 understand H. 60
openntinn cpud not he successfully carried
out nndpr Tho present conditions. ID could
ony 10 possible when the cofpcrntDrs were
,etter cducatcd, as co-Opqiniibn required a
hiRh degree Of intelligence. whatthc country
trial schools should be cs.ablI,bcI IN
every large city. where cduc,tlon In
,ccnn real arts could te obtained, In
spenhlng of the railroad question, Mr..
eh Tor, securing uniformity OF ruiea Rail.
ronds should not b. permitted 10 exercise tho
power OF arbitrarily changing tho value Of
WI ne products of the country, Both STATE
hnn fcucrnl legislation should be employed
10 remedy this evil. The capitalization of
nrny railroads was far In exccs. of the cost
OF the conAtrucil0n OF ronds and they were
annually tioeclng the pcop'o OF the country
Out OF millions OF dollars OF profits
hcubon y. Carroll, M oil producer, testified
on the 18th. He said II II were not for the re.
bate allowed the Standard on Company by
railroads the OIL Company would have plenty
OF competition. All producers were Obliged
70 sell their products through the STANDARD Oh
company, Independent OF the latter cOmpn
ny there wrrd about ornc hundred thousand
persons Interested IN oil production. Tocom.
petf with the, Standard Oil romrnny would
rcqnlrca capital Of about $50 COZ OO) Several
CORPORATIONS had been. formed 10
eon'peie With the standard Company,
tut: They hal besn stopped In The
cpuiis by inlunciions and Other proeeadIneS,
nnd IRON the obstacles met with hnd been
opllicd to H'll ont There was not 20 very
much od nov transported by rail. ~ II was
mostly conducted through pipes. Tiers We q
many wells Yielding to-day that had been
clps6'l FOR time The average Weld per we'll
hrprcseut WIS six barrels per day. Tho wit.
ness dhlno think the Government should in.
tnrfore with these matters Of trnn sportation.
ih' VNf'lHul'Ni tntkufs NJ tuuHHnf nuNtfuf,
regulate the riarRcs of transportation.
The examination Of Charles scldlcr. Of the
topaccp frm orforillard 4 Co.. took place On
the ssth ult He sait his nrm employed
about 1900 persons, and now pays wage.
amounting annually 20 ss.Si100l They had
raid ~ ,hlsh - slOOl,o'0 n year. About forty
PER ceni. of their employees are girls. Most ef
thcir employees live In truements. Unfort.
unhfcly they nrs inprosiient. and spend
|. thtir wages as fast ~ they earn them. There
are kst1obacco manufactures In the Tinted
siatcA most OF them sma l. There urc ~ o.
IA pounds of chewing tobacco man ufnet,ff~d
Hp1pually In the country. All who are injured
OF become W In their employ are uoatssi
Without charge. lie fsvorci the establish.
tnent OF industrial schools. Many employers
nre' turning their minds toward cnhanring
hcintercsis nf their employees socially aph
Otherwise. The committee adjourned 10 0c.
tobcr I.