The Labor enquirer., 1883-04-14
LABOR NOTES.

BeStfSet Of teeth 50: LTy nIAls DI' D1uAJ'
dentist, Opera House block.
Detroit has another assembly OF the
KNIGHTS of Labor. Its number is 253l.
The bricklayers in nearly all of the large
cities are making demands for increased pay
A strike is pending with the men employed
at the Standard Oil works, at Hunter SPolnC'
The newsbOys of Toronto have formed
union and determined not to sell the rat
Telegram.
Teeth extracted without pain; go to him;
DR.. Drury, dentist, Opera House block.
BrickIavers and plastererS throughout the
country want more mOrC"-OI a nIla1lclaI
kind.-LabOr Herald.
A Philadelphia dispatch says the Green
wood rolling mill has suspended. The works
at Tamaque are shut down.
The molder8 of Kansas City are still out on
strike. with little evidences OF an early set
tlement of their difficulties.
Coal mining is very dull for this season of
the year. Many Of the miners are out OF
work in the Pennsylvania fields.
The labor ticket was not as successful in
the Kansas City election as was expected.
Too much bread and butter there.
Building in Denver has taken little squirt
within the last few weeks, but it is not yet
what it was thought it would be at this
season.
A LeavenwOrth correspondent says the
printers of that place 'haVe dread fear OF
D. R. Anthony" When did union printers
become such towards?
A canvass among the cigar manufacturers
of Chicago shows that most OF them are m IN
clined to give their employees the advance OF
81 per 600 after May l.
The PittstOn, Pennsylvania Coal company
refused to employ docking boss appointed
by miners at Turner'S shaft, and the COnSe-
QuenCe is the men are out.
The BARRIERS in Joe Matty'S shop, under
Skinner Brothers & WrightS, have struck
against keeping open until o'clock in the
evening. Others will do likewise
Spinners in the Merchant woOIen mill, at
Boston, are striking, and have induced the
weaveTS to join them, the prOprletoTS having
refused to grant the advance asked.
The BitminOuS coal workers of the United
States will hold an inter state convention III
PittSburg, commencing on the third Tuesday
in May. The miners have issued a call.
The trades unions of Toronto have decided
not to trade with any business houses that
advertise in the Telegram, rat sheet,
That's the medicine Denver WOTkIngmen
ought to give the Times.
Thirty silk weaverS at Paterson, New
Jersey, quit work recently because two union
men were discharged and the employers re-
fused to TeinState them. Inc union pays the
strikers 81 per day while they are idle,
Twelve hundred cigar makers are on
strike at Cincinnati demanding an increase OF
81 per 1000 in consequence Of the taking on
$3 per 1000. Atameeting wednesday 1t was
reported that several manufacturers had
agreed to give The increase
Twelve armed tramps captured a freight
train on the Chesapeake q ONO road, at
Olympia, Wednesday, and ordered the con
ductOr to take them to Lexington. At SteT-
ling they were arrested, the conductor nav
ing teIegTaphed officers at that place.
A postal from Cape Breton, Canada, states
that in case any further trouble should arise
amongst the striking coal miners at Lngan,
imDeTial troops would be asked from Halifax
and the authorities have consented to send
them if they should be required.-IrlSh
World.
The mill men are COnniYing with the view
of further reducing the wages OF the opera
tiveS-whch God knows are low enough
already-and great strike in the iron and
steel industry is imminent. The men cannot
and should not submit to being robbed and
starved by a iend in cloak labeled "PTOtec-
ton"
We are informed by some Of the amaIga-
mated men on strike at the uICan that the
report of the secession Of the puddlerS from
the association is all bOSh, and has been set
aHOat bv the rOlling-mill agents in order to
create disatf6ctiOn in their ranks. 1t is eYi-
dent that in this case the ''WiSh IS father to
the thOught"-St. Louis Union.
The conference committee of the iron
manufacturers and the anIalgamated aSSOcia-
tiOn will meet in PittSbuTg to-day to arrange
the scale of wages for the ensuing year 1t
is understood that the WOTkingmen'S commit
tee will submit to last years scale, and that
the feeling among them is against aeCeptinga
reduction On the other hand the manufact-
uTerS insist that wages must come down.
FOREIGN NOTES.
Seven thousand dock labOrers struck work
at MaTSeilleS on Tuesday.
Best set of teeth IS; Try him; DR.. DTuTy,
dentist, Opera House block.
II is pretty certain that the car has indef-
nitely postponed the coronation ceremony.
1t is claimed by the police that they have
sufficient testimony to convict the dynamite
pOtterS.
A dynamite mine has been discovered m-
der the Kremlin, where the car was to be
crowned.
The Black Hand society is found to be
quite extensive in Spain, and will grow rap
idly now, since the government is trying to
eXtinguiSh it.
In Vienna, Monday, two active Socialists
were arrested. A Socialist manifesto has
been distributed throughout the city,
At St. Petersburg the great trial of NihiI,-
lists has begun. All but three of the accused
have dubbed together and engaged ten law
yers, the exceptions acting as their own
counsel.
Pauper Treatment in Boston.
BosTON, April Q.-The TewkSbury aims
house hearing was. resumed to-day, Governor
Butler being absent.
Charles D, Marsh, clerk at the aInrs-houSe,
said the original books had been delivered
last night