The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-13
rHE MoRLp oE LABOR.

THE WORLD OF LABOR.
The AIusic:ans' Union OF San Francis
co pays SO at death,
The eight-hqur day has been inaugu-
y rated in tLe tBanish marine.
A.,National Union Of Architectural
Iron Workers will be formed.
Denver unions will vote dgainst legis-
lators who defeated labor bills.
Russia,snational printins office pub
fishes in every known language.
San francisco book firms want East
ern goods kept out OF their field.
oleo manufacturers ut Chattanooga
have combined to raise the price.
Two pairs ef-turned shoes in 81 min
utes is the record OF Lynn shop.
S.SSaT Fraa1cisco moulders offered to ar
bitrate their thirteen months strike.
Theboss BARRIERS OF Kansas City have
lioined the Sunday closing movement.
Park owners are signing the regula-
I ti6ns ief 4liesSsw York Walters Union.
FedetSted 6rders OF railway employees
willmeet at Waverly. N. Y, on June IL.
Elko, New, Cinnamon are being pros
ecuted for selling liquor to Indians.
Aa.soO-foot tunnel drains subter;;
ranean lake inthe Centralla Pa coal
Some New York masons' laborers
were granted eight hours and 81 cents
IN hour.
The X. OF L. sales people have organ;
lied the United Mercantile Statesmen OF
!. ,AmeriGaosn nc
Kansas City bakers are winning the
adjustment Of night work. The day
begins at a. m.
There is demand for BARRIERS at San
Francisco. Address the Journeymen
BARRIERS league.
IcslTlfe Pittsburgh Labor Tribune says
conditions in the iron and steel center
presage better times.
Chicago Jewish BARRIERS won ten
hours and six days week-only union
men to be employed.
The LABEL used on white made cigars
4 Iat San Frahcisco is counterteited and
placed on Chinese goods.
The cooperative yard opened by the
Nashville stonecutters, has given en-
ployment to all out OF work.
youngstown to) painters and paper
hangers won. eight hours; the former %
aud the paperhangers 50 so aday.
The Government of France has pro
hibited the employment OF engineers
and stokers over twelve hours a day.
Organized BARRIERS at st. Louis demand
Iino Sunday work and the closing OF
Shops at s p. m. except on Saturday.
Denver unions we're informed by the
city officials that they favored the EN-
ployment OF union men on city work
Brooklyn retail hardware and stove
idealetslaclt1! against manufacturers re:
.tailinght the scale they are compelled
to pay.
Masons, hod-carriers, bricklayers and
plasterers on Brooklyn job, by going
ont enabled the laborers to gain eight
hours and,S2 rs.
t,t ina Newark waist factory there. are
bath rooms, and each employe is allowed
thirty minutes for ablution. Meals are
served at actual cost.
San Francisco liquor dealers and gro
GERS are up in arms against high license.
No grocery store can run at a profit with
out bar.toolr annex.
:, tLq q lS Island journeymen bakers have
| Induced Council to make the license for
peddling bread $500. The peddlerswere
handling non-union goods.
Brooklyn plumbersand gas filters won
eight hours. The union men must not
work for masters who are not in the
bosses union, and vice vesa.
ladAaNe&FY8Hs German typographical
Union his fixed the wages for setting
the chiroeraphy OF certain editors at %
cents 1000 above the usual price.
Boston stone nasons won nine hours,
eight on Saturday, forty-two cents an
hour, time and half time for overwork,
and double pay for Sundays and legal
holidays. ibid