The Labor enquirer., 1886-12-18
The World TN q Column.

The. publisher of the Baltimore city
directory, sfter brief boycott by the
workingmen. who refused to give their
names to the canvassers. has finally
agreed to have his printing don 10 in Bal
timore and by union printers.
Union molders are cautioned by Sec
retarv of Machinery Molders' union,
of San Francisco, to "be on the lookout
for scabs who left San Francisco a * "
weeks ago. They can be dlscerned by
broken noses and patched up heads"
LAFAYETTE, Ind Dec. 14-The brake
men on the Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago road to day joined the freight
conductors In their strike, claiming that
if the conductors are entitled to extra
pay they are entitled to the same.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA AT a meeting to-
night district assembly. Knights of
Labor, No. "a, composed of printers.
adopted resolutions condemning the un-
fairness of the trial of the Anarchists IN
Chicago.
BERLIN, Dec. 13-The Tagblatt saws
the car recently found on his writing
table letter announcing that the Nj
hilists would wait no longer to deliver
the people from bondage. He thereupOn
summoned the members of his con neil
and ordered them to prepare constitu-
ton suitable to the condition of the en-
pire. At the same time he informed
his ministers that he has determined to
Rave an annual parliament at Moscow.
TROY, Dec. 1S.-Eleven of the Cohoes
knitting mills resumed operations
to day, practically ending the lockout
which began nine weeks ago. Five mills
had already opened their doors Six
teen out of the twenty-six mills belong
ing to the association are now running,
and it is thought that the other mills
will resume this week. Terms have
been made with the, knights of Labor.
Trouble is brewing between the en-
ployes and the operators of the New
York railroads.
A Chicago dispatch to the New York
Sun says that Henry George will de-
liver an address to the workingmen of
the former city in support of Carter Har-
rieon for mayor. All things considered,
Carter may not make bad working
mans mayor.
Since the railroad strike in Parsons,
Kansas, last spring, all union men and
Knights of Labor have been boycotted.
and it is next to an impossibility for
them to get employment.
The clerks and book keepers Of Gin
cinnati propose forming themselves
into an assembly of the knights Of
Labor.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-Wholesale arrests Of
Socialists have been made at Rendsburg,
Pinnpberg, Ottensen and Altoona. The
prisoners are chiefly Young workmen
who are charged with being affiliated
with Socialist clubs. There are nearly
100 in custody.
Rev. Father Edward McGlynn, who
was such strong advocate of Henry
George during the late campaign, has
been called to Rome to answer for his
conduct" Rome has howled-that set
ties it.
The engineers and firemen of the
Pennsylvania road are joining the
Knights of Labor, and number of as
semblies have already been organized.
They will have separate district assem-
bly, in order to keep themselves aloot
from mixed organizations. They will
also retain their memberships in the
the Brotherhoods of Engineers and
Firemen, aud those organizations will
work in harmony with the Knights.
Delegates from all the coal mines in
the Mahoning valley, Ohio, have de-
cided that if the operators do not con-
cede an advance of 10 cents ton gen
eral strike will 90 into effect at once.
The manufactory of Anarchists is now
at work in Washingt IN. While Its pres
ent season of active operations will con-
tinue for only three months, the lndlca-
tons are favorable to large product OF
Anarchial cranks who are sosunreasona'
Bile as to be disgusted with a govern
msnt Of corporations, by corporations
and for corporations.-DenVer Repuo
lican.
A Lansing, Michigan, firm have LOCKED
out their molders because they belonged
to the International union.
At a recent conference il Manchester
England, of delegates representing 4oo'
600 colliers 1t was resolved that hereafter
seven hours shall constitute a day''
labor.
Prominent Georgia farmers are pre-
pairing to substitute Chinese for negro
lator ON their plantations.
BERLIN, Dec. s.-Adyices from st. re
tersburg describe an lncidens that oc
CURED in tha city on the thirtieth o.
November last. On that day the stu
dents Of the university had arranged to
hold memorial service over the toni