Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
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FTHE LABOR WORLD.
3 EE4I1Rii gS OF THE COUNTRY
,r,sr,B Booming Prominently Identified
&s-R,shm5ni Va, After lOa In
5qsrss-Gsnsrsl Notes

.,,fpp fields H'
"' 'S;aIssness and great cost OflaoOr'
b, .,,,op picking machine has at last
4 .Srted which committees OF New
81 CHARLESTON Cotton Exchange say
' 49, rate of $50 pounds per hour
/ ,1rs GlIes per day.
-osV 49, complaints against labor are
l ,hs machine will meet with a
,s,,nrersO Of iron and steelhav been
1r;,bina few weeks to give more
-,'. =, the facilities for cheap iron
,be line Of the Norfolk and
mad in Virginia where ore and
s,rpr together than anywhere else
eminent. The Richmond Cham
.r,umen-e HIS taken steps to show
.-..o capitalists why that section Is
- ,rs for iron making than Northern
Southern employers of labor
"-r.mplatiug the erection OF houses
.n-tr,iuu wOrkmen in order to open
NV for mmi@rau"n ill
- necessity Tor pure water lor SILK
.tarinl purposes has led to a very
- .lnkin. Of artesian wells IN Pat
s. probabilities ola break in the
-,., - Enit-goodS Manufacturers As
IN New York because of the ur-
.m,nd for goods. POwderly has
III That he will be at Amsterdam
lily 10 settle the trouble.
n manufacturers Of Italy have
=. syndicate Tor the control Of the
-5r,-ry and silk culture in the IN
l,ehrr and regular prices. \
4 chinese consul wgiteS home that
srrn. and cotton piece goods are
rait, whether in yarn, in length,
NJ in width, for the ordinary
.r,o,-nb y the millions. american
r,sn, OF view OF the Chinese
SYNONYMOUS with excellent.
v-ratturyrS frequently assert that in
frb. warnings posted in textile and
4 mill, wurkmen persist in cleaning
.r-ry while in motion, and that most
.Tslrn,s l2ppcn from that cause.
IA pa. River Manufacturers used 2O6, 54l
nj FL. last seasons crop, or 43,Sl9
.~.7r than during any former season.
r., H,,rlr, assembly, ut Salem Mass,
,--,rlms list week To all Knights of
IL, assemblies in New England to hold
.-s,ySin readiness to order all shoe
~ u New England to cease work on
/ ,-- ,-s.hr- manufactured ut Salem OF
sd, Wuhuru may yet be included.
or manufacturers say the will act
l~,al,.oa and close il this step is
e.
L5a-, in demand in shops and mills
IN railway appliances. The rail
-lmg.g> are the heaviest buyers of
,tr. aaI lumber, and their orders ut
-,~.r. time are ut least double the
.zs a, any preceding date.
IT y1.urn are certainly making much
ar political action. Away down
s Wgs, they beat both parties by
a., IN the municipal election. Two
NJ eullLatcS have been named in
vsu. The United Labor party Of
! GUS las nominated a full ticket. The
zrl .lbOr uuion'Cf Boston has formula
l~-.s Of test questions to be submit
20 ,p.rluts for office. The Pennsylya-
5,ra5athers threaten'tO send two dis
+, that faith 20 Congress.
y -- E,>rx County Trades Assembly of
a-. sill uomluUte 4 candidate tO-mOr-
.o-r,u. Democratic endorsement.
III Independent party ut Detroit, Mich,
zap aCoagrcSsional, Legislative and
lI--I ticket. There are three old
'-r, 0a the ticket.
T.. >4a Francisco labor party have
-L.,e, Henry Georges old Daily Post
ls- .r NIyor. The Utica, y. Y,
sa.n have nominated a molder for the
-~ua The Cleveland wOrkmen
>tr. ,or Ioran with the Democrats.
Industrial party OF Maryland has NOM
Llalr.wl candidates in twenty
, Tie Louisville Trades Assembly
nauI.cd q series Of questions TO
4.r, TEn legislative committee OF
4-- ua.ou>pi New jersey has drafted
m be- presented To the Legislature.
s-s, \~ruH.v, No. III, Of Stockton,
- ., taken Jl active interest in poll
The Massachusetts, wOrklngmen will
riae Democratic ticket largely for Gov
Boz The Memphis Knights have nOmi-
I'd. -.r members for legislative posi-
NsF lurS voters have in frequent in
AIRES demanded OF the StOrrkeepers they
4L. 'o take down the photographic
d5oS" OF Hcary George. Five hundred
aA-> arr 20 tIk for Henry George until
ton Gay. Great enthusiasm prevails
ihr labor organizations, but the
. VII ao' %, drawn tightly by the pO-
d powers until 4 day or two before the
-pa.
Trenton Knights are about starting
''.'e NaI't factory, and the Boston
-'tN have organized IN assembly.
'H'IAii'r laundry has been started in
Business Il dull there.
N4aona' District Assembly of min
~' G'1irt the country into eleven
sI'giS ior better future government
gently attempted boycott against
-'i'' brewers proved a failure.
VIEW lor~ cooperative plumber
% making good Roadway. Thcun-
...A numbers 800 plumbers will
.~'"' gong after the strike is over.
VIVA OF Hl1.'tu ~. : voted at Richmond
"-'' Tn" strike. The employers
4' weakness.
1--Ia convention OF the Interna-
.'lalrTS and MaSOns union will
'.'uln-ton OF the second Monday
January. The knitting mills
Ne" York involves -, 600 per-
l-A.nr mills are in this cOmbi-
'"r NHI@htS assert that there is
','rl movement by the employ
'-..'N making trades Of Boston 10
y 90" @rIs organization. The
'.'r, Attorney has promised to
%lA'aN; certain firms importing
' e"air'rt and against sea cap
',Ng the law in such matters.
10 IN q mass meetingat COOpers
next Wednesday Of clerks and
10 further the early closing
IN effort is being made by
builders of New York to form
union against the workmen.
"'rd men IN : factories for max
','' water brass fittings are on q
UP MS been received from Rich
offenders Of New York have form
' day and ten hours.
New F.rL