Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-08
WITH BRAIN AND Drawn
MEN OF MIND AND MUSCLE WHO
WORK TO WIN.
Freshly Cleaned Labor News and
Notings From Many Fields or
Enterprise and Centers
of Activity.

whlskey lat Philadelphia prices.
at Easton, Md, there is a laborers'
musical, literary and social club.
All racite retails for S2.75 per ton at
Wilkesbarre and Scranton.
The labor reporters of New York City
have a X. of l.. assembly.
At Brunn, Moravia, recently 900 spin
ners went on a strike.
Girls cannot serve beer in Los Angeles,
Gal, taverns.
A knight of Labor organizer has gone
o Australia.
In some Chicago stores girls work for
81. 20 per week.
Gallitxin, Pa, workers will parade or
Labor day.
The Reading landlords gave a picnic
asst week.
A Biddeford, Me, cotton firm recently
hipped /, 800 bales to China and Japan.
Palmer, Mass, weavers have struck be-
cause they cannot live at present wages.
A Liverpool jam mills operatives will
soon have / 400 cottages erected for their
usc.
A bakers union has been formed at
Paterson, N. j. 1t has ffty-five mem
lers.
An Indiana company will invest 800
100 in a wooden plant at Derby, Kan,
There are no window pancs in Mexican
houses. Bars are used instead.
The X. of L.. cooperative Tailoring
company cleared So, 6S1 last year.
Mexican coal has been successfully used
for making coke at Pittsburg.
A shoemakers' union Of Brooklyn has
a woman walking delegate.
Some fine pearls were recently discov-
cred in Tyrone, Ireland, rivers.
six thousand brcweries supply Bavaria
with beer. The tax half supports the
government.
SaEta Fe section hands, who have been
getting 81 per day, have been reduced to
80 cents.
Chicago claims the biggest map factory
i'm the world. The annual output is H.
OO0, 600 per week.
Columbia, Pa, %puddlers are on a strike
against a reduction from $4.Ol to So. IS
per ton.
Last years wheat production was
., 1853, 900, 600 bushels, and that Of 1885
was ., 1925, 600, 600.
The Johnson Wooden works at Wayne,
Me, which shut down in 1885 have start
ed up.
Some dofrers in "A Fall River mill re.
Gently struck for an increase from "a to
$3.50 per week.
This month will end the summer Satur-
day half holidays at the Claremont, n.
H., mills.
Six hundred girls of Rohinson's cotton
mill at Oldham, England, recently struck.
C~hicago's 1000 boot and shoe workers
include 800 females. They are in four
X. of l.. assemblies.
In 1861 40 women worked in England
at printing, and their number has in
creased 10 about 4, 800.
Arkansas miners average % cents per
ton. The cost of living for a family of
five is $50. so per month.
A Denver, Col, man has 700 kinds of
pens. They Mere collected from Europe
and America
At Erie, Pa, a well has been bored
$500 feet. The Schladeback boring was
down to 4,515 feet.
Car shops at Laredo, Tex, to be erected
by the Mexican National railroad, will
cost $500, 900.
The rice planters and receivers recently
formed a society at New Orleans to fight
the millers.
Colchester, Conn, rubber arctic and
shoemakers have struck against a reduc-
ton in wages of from 20 to 25 per cent.
a Wheeling glass factory that will EN-
ploy $50 persons is about resuming opera
lions after seven months idleness.
The Amalgamated Carpenters society
has unions in every English speaking
country, including India and Australia.
The Hebrew Typographical union, of
New York, began its first strike some
days ago. 1t was against n%on-union
hands.
About IS, 600 cattle will be sent from
the Wyoming roundup. Larger prices
will be realized this year than were last
season.
The gathering of buffalo bones has
again become a business at Manitoba.
Chicago recently ordered $50 carloads,
Waterloo, n. Y, coal dealers nave re-
Gently reduced prices % cents per ton
and decided to sell only for cash.
There is only one Hebrew daily paper
in the United States. 1t is the Jewish
Gazette, of New York city.
One hundred families will remove from
Danbury, Conn, to New Haven with an
elastic frog works.
Mr.. Henry X. Willis, of Boston, re-
Gently entertained 800 newsboys on his
farm. He allowed them to consume his
berry patch, too.
New South Wales railroads are con