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

Three Cincinnati BARRIERS unions will
I consolidate.
West Superior people are demanding
lower taxes.
Elkhart Ind has one church for
every saloon.
Providence hsckmen and expressmen
have = union.
Grand Rapids furniture drummers
have organized.
The use ofirOn in buildings is displac-
ing oricklayers.
Three teamssers were Candidates lot
sheriff 10 Frisco.
Pittsburgh garments workers are
unioDizlng shops.
New York Brotherhood carpenters
favor Single Tax.
Molders have struck at Tacoma, seat
/ tie and Cleveland.
St. Joseph City Council killed an an
ti-free luuch ordinance.
Mipneapoli unions are pushing unI-
versity extension work.
Danville (u.) coal miners struck
| against rs cents per ton
Lexington ky BARRIERS are ngnthK
a Sunday closing ordinance.
A Providence dry goods house Iur-
nishes free lunch 70 patrons
Chicago unions cargenters have Or
ganized a cooperative company
London machine typesetters nave
deserted the hand compositors.
London pays AZ per cent. Of the In
come tax Of England and Wales
Minneapolis cigarmakers have III
dnced another firm TO employ union
men. IN,
Traverse City Mich fathers will
not work for less than 215 cents per
yard. -,s,.
Pittsburg auctioneers say the sheriff 5
emploves are encrOaching on their Ousl-
ness.
Milwaukee anarchists will celebrate
to-day 10 memory Of the Chicago Snsf-
chists
10 the country districts Of France O.
per cent. Of the agricultural iaoorets
are idle.
MINNEAPOLIS mail carriers will not de-
liver letters at houses where vicious
DOGS are kept. -.
Indianapolis Engineering Club dis
cussed the elevation Of tracks and the
viaduct system.
Chicago Amalgamated Sheet Metal
/ Workers won q strike. only union
men will be employed
Saginaw street railway men threat
/ ened 20 strike because three leauInB
union men were discharged.
Salem (O) saloOnkeeperS nave organ
lied and viii prepare list OF dead beats,
/ habitual drunkards and minors.
[ a. ms $50
| citation have dlsbursed Sl,OOO' OOO
among widows and orphans OF mem
\ bers.
AT La Crosse wis the secretary OF
/ the Brewers Union was heavily hned
for distributing a boycott placard.
BROOKLYN clothing cutters say as
much clothing was made 10 Sing sing
prison last year as in all New YORK
At the Kansas City electrical work
ers' third annual ball there was horse
shoe composed Of 400 incandescent
lights.
Chicago retail clerks will renew the
| agitation for the early closing Of stores
and the abolishment Of Sunday work.
The principal labor organizations Of
/ the United States have declared Tor the
free aud unlimited coinage OF gold aud
silver.
Toronto fruit dealers and Rrocors
have asked the local lawmakers to see
that the methods Of fruit packing are
l improved.
In Paris. when a local shopEeeper
| advertises 70 sell Eat cost" he has TO
\ keep his word, or. the Government
knows the reason why.
| 8 Tampa, Fla, cigarm akers struck Ior
I the reinstatement Of a man, and when
/ the trouble was adjusted the Fellow
refused to return TO work.
I The Building Trades Council OF Chi
cago wants $4,000 600 worth OF bonds
issued for the erection Of building for
city and country officers.
10 the Leadville rock-drilling contest
/ the worlds record was broken the first
night, a Leadville team drilling S253
I inches 10 GunniSon granite.
Buffalo Central Labor Union Is after
/ contractors on city work who DO not
observe the elght-hour day aud pay
| less than the prevailing rate OF wages.
Cincinnati printers scale: Compost
! tors on cases, night, As cents per 1000
/ ems: day, Al cents per 1000 ems; JOB,
/ So per dayton type-settiog machines,
/ day, 500 per week; night, S26
/ The fare on Saginaw horse cars has
been three cents, and five cents has
| been charged on the electric lines, but
I the competing companies talk OF con-
/ sOlidating.
Savannah street railway companies
have decided that washerwOmen with
I bundles must paw five cents. The reg
! ular fare is a penny, and one line gives
/ two rides for a cent.
New York striking cloakmakers went
/ 10 New Haven 10 work for one OF the
firms against which strike was made
and each carried off enough OF their
machines to bring the New Haven place
I to a standstill.
Pittsburg garment workers scale
K calls for the following: For jean aud
/ cotton pants, 95 cents per dozen pairs;
/ wooden filed jeans. Sl.2O per dozen
| pairs: corduroy, 81 60 per dozen; wool
/ en- leans, Sl.SO per dozen; corduroy
knee, As cents per dozen; cotton knee,
/ 40 cents per DON pairs.
/ The objects OF the Vehicle Owners
| Association OF ST. Louis are: To pro-
tect the rights Of vehicle owners TO the
use Of the streets OF the city; TO correct
the abuse Of public drinking fountains;
90 prevent unjust taxation Of vehicle
! owners; 10 prevent Discrimination by
railroads and transportation companies
10 receiving and delivering freight
/ Chicago unions want the legislature
! TO amend the constitution as follows:
/ The general assembly shall have pow
er. and Il shall deem necessary 70 reg
ulate and control contracts, conditions,