Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

1ecte4 t1S OrSoul1AttOn VI tn0 ASST 1890
For Hat Manufacturers, and agreed to pay
abettsr price to journeyuen.
After 3 SIGHT of four and one-hsh months
against the Detroit Tribune, the union
printers Of that city ct last have the salts
faction of announcing that it is now q
union Office, paying union prices snd en-
ploying union men only.
Granite cutters, keep away from Batter
sons, otherwise Rhode Island granite
works, Westerley, Z. | E; Murphy Bros,
Lewiston, Me-; and r. F. CArters, other
wise Ryega.s Granite Works, South Rye
gate, Vt until the iroubls in those places
is settled.
One Of the longest strikes recently came
10 an end in Boston, where the female
s,itchars in q large establishment have re
turned to work after q strike OF fifteen
months caused By the return Of an obnox-
ious forszoman. The latter resigned at
Last
meeting of the Philadelphia Typo
graphical Union, the Evening Bulletin, OF
that city, wss admitted into the union and
the hands employed on the paper we're
taken into the union in body. The union
scale Of wages will hereafter be paid.
At the meeting Of the National Grange
of Patrons of Husbandry in Boston. Mass,
last week. motion in support Of the strik'
ing shoe lss,ers at Broctop, that State, was
adopted. Tie interest Of wage workers
and farmers are thus recognized as closely
allied BY the Changers.
s well founded report prevails at Austin,
Texas that the Knights Of Labor have ar
ragged to spring the boycott on the stone
and granite contractors OF the new capitol
because of the employment OF 400 con-
vicls AZ the granite qusrries near Bdrdet.
The coavic,s ere noE completing the rail.
road to the quarriss. and Stone viii begin
10 arrive for the enormous building within
the next ten days or two weeks. The
Knights will declare the boycott Just as
socn ss the first car load Of convict granite
ia landed on the capitol grounds. Not q
siygle knight Of Labor will be permitted
TO touch OF hsndle the product Of the con-
Wet.
The manager Of the Providence Journal
has agreed to submit the case OF that Ps
per, now boycotted, to the arbitration Of
four persons, two Of his friends and two
Central Labor Union men.
The recent Galveston strike was ordered
by one man, without consulting the State
Executive Board, aud he will be disciplined
for his haste.
The anthracite leaders fnd themselves
driven 10 take holder measures sooner thsn
they bad intended The compact orgsnizs'
ton of Is 900 men are anxious TO Try their
strength With their employers, who have
easily held the upper hand ever since the
Molly Mcguire ouTsges That mistake has
held the au,hsicite miners under the heel
Of their employers for ten years.
Fifteen Lynn firms employing $4,000
hsnds scceot Arbitration, but toftY-tWo
B,Ocktou, Macs, employers, representing
0Oe working people, refuse to arOItrate
Or recognise unionlsU1.
The Dallas (Texas) farmers will build q
arge -four mill.
A cooperative esrrisgs factory is 70 be
stated in Cincinnati.
4 cooperative stove foundry has been
started a. Atchisoa, Ksnsas, aud co.
operative planning mill is now proposed.
Therepresentslives Of thirty-fVe morocco
FOODS manufacturers will meet IN Boston
his week 10 see If they can come 20 terms
#i.h $500 Rights OF Lsbor as to wages to
be raid.
Employers are giving more than the
lsual attention 10 The proper housing CT
aCd s.e making good Invest
nenfs at the ssms time. The belief Is
Spreading among builders and investors
hat it pays TO make lsborers scconuoda-
ions hesllhfal, convenient and attractive. !
Il houses are bulk the workuen will buy
hem as fast as their lni;sd means vii!
permit. House building is destined to
expand greatly during the next few years. !
TIE wssl;h producers in all countries have |
been utterly neglected snd permitted to
i've worse than cattle
There sre $4,000 organized wage work !
ere n New foGk CIty.
The txenus;h session Of the Working
mems Assembly of New York viii be he'd !
u A!oaoy oa January 10.
Wages in tee North of England iron
.radss sre % per cen: below the lowest
point ever known. The depression on the
Clyde is so great difficulty il found o. relief
,omuitses 10 keeping the people in food.
Ire German and Engi;S5 rail makers
have Matched I'D q truce. and Germany gets !
an order for IS. 900 tons Tor Australia. The
rail makers are &c hungry as wolves in mid
winter for business.
Armour pro. oses u MAKE iron Figs,
having bong "a, site adjoining his slaughter
house property Tor blast furnace and roll
ing mill.
Mills hare, mills there and mills avery
Ehere are being repaired and pat In order.
The preparations for increased production
n manufactured articles are extensive
The Riverside Steel Castings Company OF
Chicsgo has added $3.50, 900 to Its capital. |
4 Chicago railrod company has just pat IN |
$50 900 worth Of machinery.
The manufacturing interests are not els,
Or the lo~ prices, but IN sli
branches economies sre being devised
ghich ~iIl lead 10 pider margins or closer
competition. More capital is now seeking
employment in manufacturing than for
years. ard more work is projected than
since the boom began.
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MILL NOTES.