The Labor enquirer., 1883-11-05
LABOR NOTES.

The pig iron trade in Pittsburg still re-
mains unchanged.
Best set Of teeth SS: try him; DR.. Drury,
dentist Opera House block.
e Business is reported good in the shoe
factories of New England.
. Best set of teeth S s: try him DIR. Drury,
dentist, Opera House block. tz-
There are but few idle printers in Bal
timore, the Grade being quite brisk.
Teeth extracted without pain go to hlm;
Dr.. Drury, dentist, Opera House block.
The Union Glass Works, of; Millville,
New Jersey, went into blast last week.
The labor organizations of Hartford,
Connecticut, have voted to form Trades
assembly. 7--.5 !
The Cincinnati Trades Assembly has
representatives from over forty labor or
ganizations. .-..t. -
The Journeyman Builder has sus-
pended. Same old disheartening cry
lack of support.
In Dakota carpenters get $3.50 a day
and are in demand but the cist of living
is extremely high.
A full county ticket was nominated by
the workingmen and farmers at Omaha
on the seventeenth.
Telegraph operators are warned to
keep away from New York City. The
market is oyer-supplied.
Strike in the chain works of the Miller
Company, at Cincinnati, may lead to
some extraordinary developments.
Atterbury & Co., of this city, are max
ing glass ballot boxes for use in Colorado
elections this fall.-Pittsburg Herald.
The carpenters strike on the elevator
at Newport News, Virginia, still eontin-
ues and all are warned away from there
The compositors of the Evening Her
aid, Hartford, Connecticut, went out on q
strike because females worked for %
cents thousand. ~
Wages are being cut in the Empire
Mower and Reaper Works of j. +, Seib-
erling, at Cincinnati. Every department
Is said to be effected.
Under the new tramp law of Wiscon-
sin, man in Milwaukee has just been
sentenced to the penitentiary for ten
months at hard labor.
1t is said that the miners employed by
the Mineral Ridge Coal company, at
West Monterey, Pennsylvania, are out
for run of the mines r
In drilling for coal at New Bedford
Ohio, it was found that the top vein was
over FIVE feet thick. A large coal held is
beingopened up in that vicinity.
Miss Susan B. Anthony, who has been
on visit to Ireland, says that English
mlsrule has practically ruined the, coun'
try, and is undoubtedly a mistake
In Johnstown, Missouri, seam OF
coal eleven feet in thickness has been
found; this is by far the thickest seam
vet found in the state of Missouri. H..
The glass workers have issued a cir
cular to vern-keepers and druggists re
auesting them to use no bottles except
those having the Union seal upon them
VIM. d. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, says
the French workmen are better paid
than the English, and that women in
England perform the heaviest and rough
est work. I>1E. y T.,
The coal companies, in consequence
ofthe flood of coal in the market, ana II
order to avoid lower prices for 1T have
agreed to restrict mining, beginning No
yem6er 1.
The strike at the New Castle shaft
scammonsville, Kansas, is over, as tht
company has complied with the wishes
of the men, by putting in the screer
they desired.
The miners conference, at Manches-
ter, England, representing 100000 EN-
ployes is demanding anadvance of fifteer
Der cent in wages. The conference ad
iourned until December.
A great political battle will be Tough
in New York next month on the eonvic
contract labor question. The working
men of the State are awake and ylgllant
Convict contract labor must go!
The Dixon Crucible Works have no
stopped day for ten years, except 10
repairs. The sales in 1882 were thirtA
million lead pencils, sixty million cake