Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-25
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STILL FRIGHTENING
-,,r.s,ypS OF IDLE SKILLED W0RKMEN
INV pAPTnLY FINDING EMPLOYMENT,
S,.,,s, Of the WOrkingmsn Of New JsrsSy-fhs
,,iral Labor Parsie-LabOr RsSrmsrs and
Voters Coming Togs!hsr-A Causde Resi-
hti1D-Gsnsral Review Of the
Industrial Situation.


rllrkINC Shops INNS '''i>A ' ~
.,r,ry Orders and contracts are crowd
:,,, IN. manufacturers are buying material
hn,rJsrs are supplying themselves Will
.,,.ysandin general preparations are beinl
..,5. Throughout all the industries for {
-..-.,n of great activity. The trade ant
.,lr.,ri,l outlook to-day has not been a
., brrn Is encouraging for two years o
murr
n.vorkngmen Of New Jersey are a
.,,..,nj successful in their movements
.,ba.vorkmen of any State in the Union
rr.., hive conservative and long headeC
r..I.rs , good Labor Bureau and n mum
r.r,f faithful friends in the Legislature
r--., County alone has - trade and Labor
,..ni,lrions, with 4 membership Of %,
wn The quarterly meeting Of the banner
,r.,,ri,, of the United States will open IL
W.r,~rrr. Mass, tomorrow. Augusta,
a., ma, five local assemblies of the Knights
,f Igh,r. The Springfield, Mass.
.r,f.br, Ind q grand picnic last Sunday
rrnrg>in Illinois are joining the Knight;
.nIl -,ad many assemblies in that State
.,. Kent busy initiating new members
rr,. ,,mi.lnuual meeting Of the Arkansas
KNIGHT, taos place ON Tuesday. Memphis
b..rt..,rl,t assemble, where the Order
b.. r,arr with its fourteen assemblies,
,...rh,l,., of the Knights Of Labor com
,,-.lralrrly Of farmers are being organized
,,.,-. slpr the State of Indiana Through
.,- Missouri. assemblies are Springing up
I-, NOT SD rapidly ~ three months ago. IL
CINCINNATI the assemblies are increasing IL
r.....f..r~nip. In Texas the Knights u
Ilrr.r lrr cooperating with the grangerS
TIN. l~..mlu'S Assembly OF Buffalo has
.,.Ilrl its membership in sin months
pafwIIrr> employers and wurSmeu II
l.n. Mas. have been referred to Gen
rrL Executive Board.
THE KNIGHTS OF Labor
.r.. ,qdrt1orin. To make the first Monday
.. >rp,rubrra labor holiday. New York
+. .,,.u. the head i'm this matter, and ;
r,.r. rlu.td,. than that of last year will b,
r..l- ErupkIyn will have Il parade, ant
>...-I ut the surrounding towns will par
r..rI, .r,gl. II j. thought there will b'
--unmruuud women i'm line in New York
TIr. Central Labor Union Is cndeayUrins
t,.Nur, uuj % plan by which all rcturmer
auG Labor VOTERS can he brought together
i 4, is uupu>-l tO hold convention OF nj
u.r,.i. clements.
rra.pardrutS Of labor papers indulg,
M 90 -r,nt deal Of vigorous talk agLlnS
politicians. lawyers, monopOliStS, stool
rrhr.- and railway managers, and they Ill
n., forget in their denunciatiOnS, the edi
l.r, %, thr "clpitalaStic' press. The law
trr- have not been able To make terms %
rrlrr. with the labor organizations, and an
4 nm,>,uIly drblrrri because of their deiec
i r.r auL onc-~idcd mental training. II
,h- un,,r opposition Is growing, and thei
divine right To be perpetual legislator
aI.I De, uduStrjouSly Uombated a. soon n
j lur aorkiugmru feel themselves StrOns
,a,u-.
TuE BOSTON KNIGHTS
prp3,. to keep u record Of members OF tn
L.g-htrr and ct the City Councils
H..r Is one ct their resolutions ON Judg
+ Errtr's action in the recent trial of boy
.t,.r, i'm New York. Whereas ii took ;
Hgt,lu-tic Judge, AMI an expert jug han
,. Jury. composed at two brokers, tw
raflumru. one rr-tcraunt keeper, on
manufacturer. one importer and tive mer
,mr-. Iu,t twenty inmates To bring IN
'ruI-r aud tine and railroad the working
m.u fb prison. therefore etc There l.
gr-tr ,b.tl ot growing contempt among tn
lt.,r EXAMINATIONS Tor the Judiciary, an,
biz .lluuIiug ut the Courts and COur
fuutr.-, is proving 10 by a stOck-in-trld,
,-uat many labor speakers and writers
last nrrk lUD plantation negroes wer
1m.-at from kentucky To Illinois, undo
b.. 5uuI OF 80 Deputy Sherifs, To partly
Dp..'r mines. from which 2UO miners haI
a.r ,Tr,frd other strikes are Threatened
l.I.mu., mines. and ~ the demand 10
D.. O. light' there u no Immediate pros
..', fur rrItrf \ good many Erie Rail
f.ol conductors are being discharged, 70
t,p.r>,u. sympathy with the Western
Fu>yr> few weeks ago.
There arr 2G, 900 organized men in san
Mr.-.o. lud the vigorous buycOttng q
D. u,uy>r gus> on. The Southwestern
fuau-s hlgr nearly all been scattered
k4rn them have gone 10 farming work
D. others hl>rNturtcd out in business 10
A.m-slrr-
81 Notwithstanding the 10 per cent advance
fnou- The Fab River strikers they com
, bum rblt thr advance in wages has decrels
their earnings,
llIE NEN ORGANIZATION OF
fr.lplrr, i- kuownas District Assembly
n [" which has thirty assemblies ant
1 m.uh.r~. I'm organizer i travelling
t'. country, tu bring in all outsiders
IHui rntuI Labor Union of New NOrb
p ".r"mr o t,o mNicldy body, and the
D. have therefore been divided int,
Fm.~. rru OF which will manage its Owl
u., ITO. plumbers and Us filters Oi
"-Hn h.Nr an organization Of over SD,
DE- anal q handsomely fitted upa readin!
n gpod many oil the eight hOu
nir,s ct Erooklyn have been forced bacl
y rra hours
'a"rrun nearly 5DO men still on the
p from the Third Avenue strike. /
mn'rr To. wnrkmgmrn has been appOin
90 New York To formulate scheme
The establishment of daily Labor pa
la~ lNltimurc brick layers will join th'
.1u'loaal Union. After % weeks
Nr 900 80 piano factory, the men return
Work. the obnoxious foreman having
removed The employing Cigal
N"E> still hold out against their striking
isnrn The Brewers Union has adopt
"r 'Ud SYSTEM The stove mOulder
".mrd an autj-ranyict labor league
n "' uHr,r ot wiping out stove max
Z" iar nuitrntiury.
Binding OPERATIONS
"A Irn generally resumed in Washing
he hoyruUted tailorS art getting o
'S"l against them.
lnrInnlti. the Amalglmated Build
Trades Council paraded on Monda!
'u" mrn. Business is dull in al
'''' rirrIcS and will continue 80 TO
arN' thirty DAYS.
ne heaters and helpers in the Troy nil
'"l THE stove mOulderS in one Of tn
Stove works arr on a strike
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