Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15


suited in mutually sstisfacfory settle
ment, and about hoo men will ,esn,no
work at once 'N4e
In Atlanta. Ga. ,Aa cit- ,r,ho,i,;o.
spend 5000 an WORK e.n,risii, M,
vided for the unemployed The later
must register thejr natnss ,.vsrv M
work is only given 10 those who are
aineilean citizens.
Chicago is trying TO raise san On 20
give It's UNEMPLOYED men vork ID has
$4,000 now.
AT Indisnanoits INA a.. .,,.
stoned Il, s spolis. inu,, INC poicc were
boiler-makers u ue s'uAlhg
Mora .b.,, oooooog
vcars n,5 -'vOViVvv chlidren under l6
N tbis -, enilnn9 Ky, - wage eafners
the rbtdran mus ABOUT one'fourth
of ,hn ..iiu'en " pgr country are robbed
proner ,b,'si',ai Snt 10 Nay, sunshine,
mental trsjninS ffibyJs,n ana s'pe,elaliy
posel In ~ Us NdHt number IS ex-
fold dancas especlal ueEree TO the four
iin1 HnIi1ser or accidental death. mutila-
will Nv lille iwarisJ III , uloral., lhey
mon at ia - d "" uun ana We
Just that many adults. Radical reform
IN our economic system Is nm immejiate
necessity 10 remedy this evil
From estimates hasod on a., $40,
statistics OF Josenh GrMa,,,,,, ine aetuut
industrial denreision L. I'm sug pfs fl,'
one-haif TO two.,hjrls ~ ~, I'somn l .'.
merry employed ont of VOL men 4''-
7, Il a.,,,...-,
,ra,,rs es;,iiii n.y. mat We nave 2OOQ.OOO
i NM oon !" es vountry, ana At least
mas - az nlen out OF employment all or
pau oi tne Tune
foi,,'g-I ~ sald, make the most
govern,ro, No lnteinsent clerks IN our
Tbe 49, uvpaILlineuss al washington
sarvico -, ~ ;h , oI empioyss 10 tue
Sol Az ani,"ass on June ~: ls02' was
Inc nr,vinnne gu Increase OF Si'lJo over
IN oaaa
luilt a, - sies ~ a uican IRON works
mo Sos' q Sl,OVuVOV' ana cover.
nis,amao 'S aS vi ErEmuu' Is being sold
harmer was snii 10 pi,tSi,nrs stg5n
yesterday for SGGoO ESen pJh. nint
work /. disposed OF IN r,reriers WI,
in operation HE ,yorks emnloSs5 oson
mon bur the nachinsrv w. ~, ~
modern stnndarj ana the III, s,r,i,pp ~
1852 ended their active career.
Over 1000 men are idla NJ IIaa,,
Montana.
Ar,bLisbo, Trol,.s :. al, III.
fore he labor eSnrre,s at rh sSe u. ns
ed The great truth tbaf Tss A. ~ ho,te,,,
of The nrrsent indnstr,ai u,,,s An, ,'.l,,,,
he said: "The right of each man to o,tain
from his labor sufficient y'hcre.,,'iti, ~,
live in reasonable snd frugal comfort
implies the antecedent right 10 the oppor-
tunity to work. Society is bound to pro-
| vide for the needy who are willing to
labor and can md work, aud this duty
OF socltty Is not one OF charity, but OF
| Jusuce.
Justice comes before charity and access
to the land, the mines. and other natural
sources Of wealth, that they NAV ea IN
an honest living, Is what labor demands.
Such demands arc founded In the eternal
principles or justice aud equity.
The problem Of the sufferig unem-
| ployed, together with the approach of
winter, il prompting the organization of
charitable societies In the cities.
One of our New York daily exchanges
gives au account Of ten large mills and
| factories starting up in Connecticut aud
Massachusetts within tile last few days
usually, however, on wages reduced from
10 to 10 per cent.
| Reducing the wages of the coal miners
Of the Beyier and Ardmore districts in
Missouri, 1t is expected, will cause some
1000 TO strike.
The vote of the Union Pacific en-
ployes is against reduction of wages.
The labor assembly of Minneapolis un
ion set aside S9oOO to aid the unem'
| FAVNN
Over S11,000,000000 of the securities
Of the United States. such as railroads
state, municipal and United States bonds
are held III hufope'
Nearly al the states have mechanics
len Avs protecting mschanles and labor
sIS; put those WIZ iipol ~ goNc.uliicn
pnldlngs nave no suen proteetio9mn agal NJ.
W iiAuu M ~ Soii.i IL ~ - -
iiur9 vi missouri, Ie,neuylnE tn's Cyl
nus luSt peen iaNoranE repor'eu u! un'
Nv n, 'u4's' - ~,
he ihen On az pa'tin r, aIu On "
relnction N wages NNP' PN' -
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me NauohAlsl coiYehuoh az ,ncpg'
peuusneu eonEryss TOT tle SIe1uoh .
a seeIstafy OF lapoT, VINO sun pe caD
lhtt onicef nnd ahnil Ieok AFTER the lItet
est OF exc iADoreIS ol uis country,
Brewers convention showed 2O,ON
men iD the orsaniEa ton. 1t was resolve,
10 affiliate both with the A. +. Of l.
and X. of L., and to exchange cards viii
the workers of Germany.
Ney York's unions mr.. making greu
nranarnt lions TO entertain John Bnrn
and Kair Hprtlie In good style ner
month.
Printers have n committee Mt WISH
incton 10 lobby for a government tele
gr,nb svatem
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Iatc pLlntuts vlhSnaAeu ,oonn ha.lyilI'
gllol ~ NeN ioIA' WIN i-oV HleuiOer
LOT s'arter'
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