Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-05
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2I.-, r. I $40 strikes in New YORK
.''.' The .. Ooc ear drivers in New
= -. lr,,ollyn gained $ strike at =
.yp oao which has added - OOo'-
81 .l.ir annual payroll and which has
e ,be hours Of labor twenty-three
wv, week. besides creating additional
w, o, for 5. 500 men. Typographical
-, i bas 500 members; Press
.'' -, y, @ has goo; the Franklin
..;,r has loo; the stereotyPers $50
-. binders 2.675; the phOto-en-
IN 4 union OF all the printing
',,. In New York Is probable. The
- Watch Co. with 81 members Is
..,,,I cooperative concern. The
Climb %. Brooklyn printers con-
s-r,,in. a fine club house some
mn the center Of the city. Up To-
-.,.r1.t 2.7ul new buildings were
~, vrw York at a cost Of S53OO0,-
... ~ .,.rr..e Of SI&.OOO.OOO over the
.;rr last year. The police estimate
-., .ssr, : 2n.ot0 professional criminals
ia, city. ~
.,.op.a,.vc underwear establishment
.,,-fei in Richmond. The Knights
.,,r,f + Louis are hoyeOtting all the
establishments because Of the for
..-,..g brewers ring. An effort Is to
..r.., establish Labor Bureau IN
The Girls Local Assembly I1OI
..q- establishing a cooperative
...-, manufacturing company. Dis
.,...ab.r No. u OF Chicago, COM
f.sr95 Ir..I assemblies, with an az
fl. membership ot25,OOO have passed
...,-...,,rtfan, 10 Use all honorable
To prevent the exc
-.r OF tine sentence against
Anarchists. Southern plant
"a. combining in an effort tocrUsh out
,.-npt Of the Knights Of Labor to or
,. s-,I hands. The Trenton Knights
r.- have declared war against the
..5brr Co. The Minneapolis Knights
-,,, hive a new hall which will be a
nrlr order. The Chicago Cooper
.a..inr and Provision Company Will
... ,.lrt into business with \ capital
,Hunl
e-at.hour agitation Is being pushed
energy in Boston. The Illinois
-.r arpr contractors are making n Wig
, ,s1r. % have the recent decision
IS. ,..,pu labor declared unconStltu-
D.. TIE 2ni oi February next Il the
..ul .ar the blooming into lie ut
matt ot ;le new political party. All
..., ..sr 20 bc represented.
history of all political labor move
.., n.., rrrn enthusiasm at'the start and
..,.a. the close. Ii requires very little
manipulation on the part Of ward
....,..l workers ut the last minute 10
.r the keen edge of the labor poll
.,.. and make the blow Ineffective.
-.m- know this and count on 1t.
.-a-,. movement was surprise, and
loar more to stir up the antaSOnlsm
-.oI Lac politicians than any other
II Is stimulating political action or
.-I->,u I'M favor Of II IN the West ana
M. and circular letters are being largely
,-li,,i In those sections TO encour-
.rE.>1n>itina 10 engage IN politics.
-a.t heads bend To the breeze but are
,r..ou, 90 rcuSlts. They recognizes that
-..l success would strengthen labor
.aa.l,,louS and they know from eNper-
1.- -alr defeat means more than dls'n-
-.-l9. There are two sets Of advisers
sl.:>ing separate political action; the
s- recommending the throwing OF the
4u-y vote in ttvor OF the best man wher-
n1ul PlSt experience IN this Ut
--.n hlS shown that the vote about
.a.y divides itself when the votes are
g.
Tire value OF Philadelphia rags, Plushes
,i .l-pst, IS put. at So, OOO,O 900. The
.a.r capacity OF the city has grown
-4ru.ly during the past twelve
-.>. Manufacturers are now eontem-
..a. the placing Of orders for a large
am. oi machinery besides engines,
..-,. >all,ing. etc. Several very
..o-.au, additions are now under con
.--...ru IN Frankfort, Germantown and
-.G- lower section OF the city. II hall
'.seI-nI projections are undertaken
.. ,rl,on. we will have the most active
extension oicIpIcity We have ever
.. The demand for textile goods Is
,N1c rapidly and the heavy importa-
20, ~dirh have been made this year are
S..at,a. enterprise to meet the demand
g.vl hy impOrtatiOnS and TO improve
's 'ar SUGGESTIONS made by the foreign
N.-1rrS and manufacturers.
at,aa~ i active in Chicago and St.
u.s. Labor i generally well employed
-m1-aoU, the states between PennSyl-
l' ANIL Iowa. Wages are high aud
"-N regular. Shops are crowded with
..r,, and trade and industrial prospects
D. 'u-A- Confidence Is strong every
.rN aadmlUUfacturerS, small and large,
ScyPrr> big and little, lumbermen OF
Nl.s iohberS. dealers, mechanics and
o'e7s are in good heart and full Of faith
.l-nse,yc, and the country 5 future.
'-r'e are more engineering enterprises
an.rr consideration of capitalists and
0.."-~ than at any time. Tunnels,
A,el railroads, bridge work. import
-G,roid schemes are all among them.
mmgu>c amount of capital will be
>''0i during the next two years in the
section OF these works. Their con-
sloa and completion involve very i'm
an, results to the people Of America
'-.'aS the dozen OF more exhibitions
I. ''e attracting the attention OF manu-
....iH OF the world Is 4 project to hold
~'l exhibition in New York City
"lle next year. The object ia to
~ market in America for Irish pro-
Tue German manufacturers con-
s''r TWO OF three European exhibit
,5 :, "a o'drr 10 popularIze their products,
VIE herman wooden manufacturers are
Pl'nlaG their goods into the markets
,-,.i, South America and Australia in
Ss'suOn with England. Swiss manu-
..- -'" are so surprised over the eOmpe-
-. offered by German manufac-
ana u1t they propose to
cotton products from
= Iy9.intry. Russian manufacturers
sA.hS the financial assistance of Brit
Splt4lIsrS I'm pr,l.r 80 ,,,,,h ,,,r,,-arI