The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-30
LABOR NOTES.

Best set of teeth $S. try him; Dr. Drury,
dentist, Opera House block.
Hamilton, Ontario, has had dy-
Mantle scare No blood. rig sss asf ysefa
Best set of teeth $8; try him !; DR.. Drury,
dentist, Opera House block. Atf8 -
The strike at Cherry Grove coal mines
near Letonia, Ohio. continues. t@I
Teeth extracted without pain; 60 to him; !;
DR.. Drury, dentist, Opera House block.
The american Flint @Glassmakers'
Association meets in Boston July 10. :
An assembly of the knights Of Labor
has been organized at Rome, New York.
The box-makers of New. YORK have
decided 10 ask an increse Of twenty per
on August T. ,-..... - .t-ffl. ia
Denver newsboys are trying to or
ganize union They don't seem able
to make it stick -a,,trss7 49,. nay ~
The girl Do1-makers, of Cleveland
struck for an advance of Is per cent
last week, and got it. s=r ns, u R
The Gkarmakers' Journal reports the
trade generally fair all over the country, ,
and brisk4in some localities. : 9
Operative bootmakers in Stafford and
Manchester, England, have obtained a
10 per cent advance in wages. s af4|
The annual convention of the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel
workers will be held at Philadelphia in
August.
The kiln men at the wheeling pottery
are out for an advance of rs cents per day
in their wages. The demand was
refused.
The board of aldermen of New York
have passed a resolution allowing all
city 1aborers halfholiday Saturdays,
without reduction of pay.
The new stove foundry at Spring City,
Pennsylvania, is about completed.
Twenty moulders will find employment
there after the first of next month.
Lynch alias Norman, the informer
who testified against the dynamite con-
spirators has been released from costody
because of his services to the gov
ernment. e.- ...
P J. Mcclure, grand secretary of the
carpenters Brotherhood has been doing
SPLENDID work in organizing his trade in
Ohio. Denver needs his personal as
sistance.
Horseshoers' Unions from seventeen
cities met in National Convention last
month and formed National Union of
1000 members, with $4,000 in the
treasury.
The bricklayers of Dallas, Texas. went
on strike last week, demanding All
advance from $5 to SIS so per day. The
contractors were taken by surprise and
acceded to the demand.
Joseph A. Labadie, of Detroit, fingered
in Ohio after adjournment of the !. T.
O., at the recent session of which he
was looker-on. He addressed the work
ingmen of Dayton last Monday evening
Things are Stacking up little in the
machineshops in St Louis though most
of them are still moderately busy. 1t
is noticeable that the shops which pay
the best wages have the most work.
The best wages and the frst-class me-
chanic 60 together.
The striking cigarmakers, of Roches-
ter, New York, have telegraphed to
Pittburg asked the X. of L. dramatic
party to produce Mr.. c. H. Glenn's new
and exciting drama, Rescue"
has been 50 well received wherever it
been produced-in that place for their
benefit.
The Rich Hill, Missouri Coal Com
pany are now sending out eighty cars
of coal per day, and have shipped during
May nearly 1000 cars. of fifteen tons
each. They have opened up another
mine, to be known as No 6 a little west
ofaNo 4. and one and haff miles of
track has been put in.
The Bricklayers' Union initiated forty
members last Saturday night. Every
man present reported that he was at
work, and the secretary said he received
daily applications for from sixty to one
hundred men that he was unable to
furnish. Union men say that by July l
there will not be any scabs in the city
all will have been absorbed into the
Union.-Chicago Truth.