Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

buNlnn ulLltTH Won ~ NlNNl'Ns
Paris has a "Bcggars journal
England has 1 .10O,0l4 union men.
Sydney has a daily labor paper.
Hartford drivers have organized.
Germany has 1861 local unions.
Ruifalo runs a night high school.
England has 1000 idle clergytncn.
Washington reports H. car famine.
Lowell loomhxers have organized.
Nebraska Old settlers will convene.
We have 10000 idle textile workers.
TOlcdO's unemployed held parade.
Boston tinsmths say they will win.
Denver pOlicemen's wages are cut,
Hartford coal dealers are examined.
indianapolis saloons close at IL p. m.
Homer Mich, stores close at : .. IN.
Sicily has 100000 union ngricultursts.
Paris journalists have a labor union.
All Of Cohoes' knitting mills are idle.
Nashville piano tuners will organize.
New Haven has twenty-eight unions.
Atlanta brewers unioniz.d n brewery.
Indianapolis has eighty-set en- unions.
New Haven industries are recovering.
bridgeport factories are again active.
Paris has SiNty-fow labor councilmen.
America has 2,OOO,0OO children work
Ing.
Colorado cowboys have an association.
All Toledo union plunmers have work.
Trdmps are going to the sunny South.
Denver coal prices will not be raised.
Women are engaged In 100 occupations.
Business Is reviving in Holyoke Mass.
Boston unions boycott nOn-union beer.
Lowell has Il cooperative milk concern.
Massachusetts loom tixers held ban
quet
Brewer Pabst sent $500 to Hurley min,
ers.
Pittsburg oricklayers struck for "a a
day.
Iowa hortculturalists held a state con.
vention.
Monflcgt,r Y II :. 10 1,o,o n III
cycle mill
Rochyale, Col, miners will be cut 20
per cent.
Lafayette carpenters successfully re.
sisted cut.
It. is said that Powderly will appeal
to the order.
New Haven has an independent labor
party.
Boston stair builders will have a trade
school.
Germany has seventy sociallstic news.
papers.
indianapolis saloons are now closed on
Indiana has a state labor legislative
Toronto, union railway men are being
New England has thirteen cooperative
gu TRIES.
International brickayers meet at Oma.
Ia in January.
otter cities.
Tacoma Ledger striking printers are
publishing q paper.
New Haven has established d lodging
room for tIamps.
Bostoninns. are enjoying n series of
woge-elrners' q ncerts
The indianapolis Hoosier wooden mills
are running on full time.
a London laundry Is owned and uper-
utpu ny women pvplu4:volV
Ohi0's state labor bureau has secured
places for 10000 people.
llttshurg toby makers struck against n
reduction Of 81 week.
BustOni!ns kick about discrimination
Against local cXprcssmen.
Newcastle tCol.J miners struck agniust
cut from SIG TO So per yard.
SaSlnaN (lichl lumber workers get
from SIG to So per month and board.
hokoma undJ plate glass workers
strr'k against a cut of 20 per cent.
81 Paul cigarmakers gave benefit for
unemployed cgurmnkcrs
lhconl's labor day celebration surplus
will be given TO the poor.
Mancl sler a.. I'D 9hoeworliers were
cut from 10 10 IS l-3 per ccnt.
syracuse expects the extinction of tbo
san industry by the Wilson taril.
Nerse33y s. typographical union has
spcnt, S6sGOOO on strikes in two years.
Auburn lMeJ shoeworkers are prepared
10 stay out all winter.
\ Berlin man has given s75 Onn 90
provide summer outings for moor children
Rev 7. A. Bright Of Tacoma saws The
mop raising industry is curse.
blglNille l'aO cOkcworkers hold a
meeung ana demanded bread or work.
~. Iaul clerks have requested union
MOI TO patronize union stores exclusiyeIv
4, rant OF and varnish mon In oonven-
uon ~ Pittsburg denounced ndultcration
Nauonal oil and yarnish men demand A
government department of commerce.
NeW bliom lC9nn'l screw factory girls
struck against 10 per cont reduction,
Omaha, compostors get 81 cents for dov
work and 40 cents per thousand at nighf
Omaha union men boycott a dancing
professor WHO employs non-union must
A party of colonists started rocan,,,. +,
wagons from Denver TO settle In Meyico
Ihe Monongphela amalganatc1 ossooi.
poor. 'O ~ 'le
Pittsburs street car conductors mnst
boards tic car.
;A,bsentees from an election Of the Nash.
Nllle musicians union We're fined 30 cents
Waterbury Comm manufacturers think
mrlI uncertainty prevents revival Of
Indianapolis city employees v.,h ,iro .
ployed '''e u"eiu'
,olerederick, Nd. has celebrated tbe
i2sth anniversary of the population of
the stamp act VI
a Lansing man got 500 damages from
elected him. h"u
Gin employees of a Lawrence. Mass
factory, are discharged II seen on tba |
street after . p. IN. y" 'N'
Toronto Sons of Canada are invcsti. |
g9ung the cause of migration from Con.
ada TO the United States 81"
Malaga workmen are allowed sftann
minutes for smoking during eaeh honr |
they are employed. -" iio"i
he City. Of Toronto's share of tho |
earnings Of the street railway far \ \
month reached S57Sl,
me l'T0tective Tariff league of Cleve-
ialnd, Ohio. will establish branches
IIttshurg reports the organization of
,,., cooperative complny, that will give
work TO the unemployed. so
an Albany irm has been restrained
rom from selling oleomargarine that codes
from Kansas in original picklges.
a rift in the clouds: Tho shon forra
~ Rawlins. Wyo,, on TIE Union Pacific
Is ", working day and night.
Inc indianapolis street railway COM