Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25

Master horSeshOers have 40 unions.
Frisco Chinese Shirtmakers struck.
United States contains $4,000 unions.
Malstera talk of national union.
Toronto has no Sunday street cars.
Detroit expressmen have organized.
UnIonism is steadily gaming ground.
Algier's policemen get SIG. so a month.
Brooklyn boss horseshoers organized.
Eighteen labor papers failed last
year.
Brooklyn trolley men want S2.25 a
day.
Athens car drivers get so cents a
day.
A bankers national union is pro-
jected.
ST. Louis has q business mems lea
que.
Cincinnati gasftters get So to 81 a
Germany has 81 Socialist daily pa
pers.
New York stereotyperS get $3.50
day.
Alabama legislature will reduce tax
ST. Louis has 1000 union saloOnkoep-
ers.
Alglers masOus receive 81 to s1.4O q
day,
October 10 is New Zealand's Labor
day.
Louisville trunkmakers have reorgan-
ICED.
In Jerusalem blacksmiths get 81. %
per week.
Constantinople policemen get 40 cents
a day
American Indians own 10000, OOO
acres OF land.
New Orleans stereotypers have a read
Ing circle.
Msryvfle Mo-, photographers are
cutting prices.
Milwaukee unions will organize a po-
litical party.
Handsboro Miss, is to have a coop
eratiye colony.
Half the population OF Durano works
at & assmaking.
A Louisville barber was arrested for
shaving on Sunday.
Minnesota Federation OF Labor holds
semi.aDnual conventions.
A new union Of New York shirt cut
ters will join the X. Of l..
Milwaukee bakers charge cents for
| IL pound loaf of bread.
Some Fall River loomfGers struck
| against cut 10 S0.62 a week,
Only 10 per cent, Of the 5000 ma
| chinists in Brooklyn are union men.
Monsoon Mass, sewers struck against
( a cut OF one cent on each hat.
Louisville coOpers are fighting a firm
/ for using machine-made barrels.
Denver A. r. L. strikers are still
unable TO secure work. Backlisted!
louisville Unions will prosecute a
/ firm for violating the convict labor law.
The cir Nrmakers elect their interna.
ltonal pkCident by referendum vote.
The uSgor OF Pswtucket was instru-
mental I settling the weavers' strike.
New Zealand may pensions working
men when they reach 90 years of age.
At DAYTON O., ministers and others
demand that saloons be closed on Sun
day.
Wisconsin Master Plumbers Associa'
ton wants plumbing inspectors in large
cities.
A New Haven saloonkeeper was fined
$67.5O for keeping his place open on
Sunday.
Eight Chicago pearl button workers
struck for the reinstatement OF their
foreman.
A State school for poor children has
been proposed by the Indian Board OF
Charities.
Texas business men are organizing to
induce immigrants TO locate in the Lone
Star State.
A 81. Louis tobacco company will es-
tablish manual training school for its
| 5000 employees.
New York Italians mosaic marble
workers won q strike for the discharge
Of several men,
New York union working girls held
a ball and invited all unorganized wo-
men to attend.
Toronto street car conductors don't
handle fares. You drop your nickel In
d Jug containing slit.
Plymouth Ind, merchants have
agreed TO abolish the giving OF prem
iums with merchandise.
Greater New York may mean the con-
solidation OF the Central Labor Unions
Of New York and Brooklyn.
Detroit saloonkeepers have decided to
handle union cigars onlyt and members
violating this rule will be expelled from
the association.
The Buffalo barkeepers, mechanical
draughtsmen, jOurneymen taiIorS, up
holsterers and German cOmpoSitors are
being organized.
New Zealand X. Of L. wants the gov
eminent TO limit the hours of railroad
ers TO 40 per week In order 10 give al
ditional men employment.
The Texas Grocers' Association will
eudeavor to restrain wholesalers from
selling TO families, to shorten the hours
Of labor and 20 secure laws favorable to
the trade. People who DO not pay their
bills will also be looked after.
William II. Sayward, OF Boston, Sec
rotary of the National Association Of
Builders, say: s"The labor problem
should not be approached by employers
as a subject in which sympathy plays
any part whatever. The employer is
rot such superior person nor IS his
position so superior that he can adopt
such paterDa style. The workmen
have never applied 10 employers for
sympathy 1t is solely justice that
workmen want The only basis which
is at all applicable is that Of business
The interests Of employer aud workmen
are not identical Their relations are
Of the buyer aud seller.
The Use of Aluminium.
Tie recent trials on the Thames river
OF small torpedo boat, built with
steel framework and aluminium plates