Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-14

hours.
California A. r. U. strikers were in
dicted.
Chattanooga saloons must close on
English bakers are agitating eight
hours.
Valparaiso drug stores are closed on
CanIs,O, Can. gets gas for 25 cents
Funeral directors have National
! Association.
Hubbard CO., has a cooperative roll
ing mill.
Dover N. H. mule spinners held a
field day.
All Kansas City unIOn plumbers are
| employed. 80,
Grand Rapids furniture workers will
| rot strike.
One.story houses are the rule in Jo'
! hannesOurg.
Mlwaukee electric workers strike
| was settled.
Paris is to have worlds congress Of
| railruaders.
| St. Paul union BARRIERS hold literary
| entertainments.
Fall River spinners and carders are
/ 10 amalgaWate.
81. Louis harness makers want piece
| work abolished.
Allegheny county pa breweries are
/ being boycOtted.
Hammond Ind.) is agitatng Sunday
/ closing OF stores,
Toronto Metal Platers and Polishers'
| Union is booming.
Providence, K l., wants electric rail-
way men licensed.
''Patrouizc home industries" is the
/ slogan az -. Pan.
Brotherhood Engineers will patronize
union labeled goods,
Wholesale druczjSts vii! fight drug
I giSts who Gu. rates
Missouri Federation Of Labor de-
noraced the A. .. \.
Virginia colOred miners took the
! places Of OaiO str serS.
Great Bri,aiu's ama'gama;ed carpen-
Z . rs number Al 900 mea.
Chicago aldermen have decided to
I DatrOuiZs union printers.
Povderly and Con rcrs spoke At a
/ Newark PopuliSt meeting.
Itissaid that Russian glass workers
&c, from S5j 90 $50 per year
PbuGGcIg1jl made the new suits Tor
/ Racine, Wis, letter carriers.
Toronto street railways paw per
cent. of their receipts 10 the ely
Cincinnati Central A2bor Ju!on has
endorsed tine Pepu!ist Labor ticket
The municipality Of Cleveland Is sup
plying homes 90 evictsd tenants
Kansas City unions want Missouri
/ stone used on government building.
Oae railroad man ia Laramie made 30
days for The mouth of September.
4 Kansas City mau is being prose-
cured for charging Is per cent interest.
/ Wisconsin, Michigan aud Minnesota
woodmen will organize Tor shorter
/ hours.
tbs Tacoma Iron Moulders' Union
has been sued TOR damages By al ex-
/ PEELED member.
Grand Trunk Railway conductors at
/ Toronto are being prosecuted for
"IuocEug down"
| A. Cincinnati. machinists' union is
charged with Ignoring boycott against
a black.isred shoe.
Mlaaukee Federated Trades want
the work OF the city nall given to
local bnss plasterer.
Cincinnati clOakmakers struck against
cuts in wages that have aggregated 60
per cent within year.
At Indianapolis an A. Z. u. striker
/ has sued the Pennsylvania Railroad for
I SO 600 for unlawful arrest.
Tho Turkish la5oriug day is from
/ sunrise 20 an hour before sunset with
an hour for prayers aud dinner.
The Garment Workers Trade Council
represents 10000 people in the Clothing
! INDUSTRY in New York,
A large amount OF this years hop
crop in Washington will be used to fer
tilize the ground for next year.
Seattle printers struck against hgm
| violating the rule that allows one APP
prentice 10 each pressman employed.
The Cincinnati Labor Exchange Sc
cures employment for mechanics In eX-
ch ange for provisions, groceries and
clothing.
Cincinnati Central Labor Union will
gather statistics on the number OF un-
employed 10 various trades and rate Of
wages paid.
st. Joseph lMol city ordinance per-
mits butchers, game and fish dealers TO
have their stores open until 9 o'clock
on Sunday.
In ST. Louis men are placed at the
entrances OF boyCO,ted houses, and they
make list Of the union men who pa
tronize the concerns.
Kalamazoo'S Boot6'acks' Union has
asked Councils O. compel all bootbIlckS
totake out licenses. TOey want 10 ex-
terminate nickel shines
Kansas City packing house drivers,
making Sl1 per week, struck against
furnishing 81, 900 bond a security Tor
the money collected by them.
Tue Church and the Labor Move
ment" was the subject Of "a address by
Professor Fl. J. Lord al the Cincinnati
Central Christian Church,
The object Of the Federal Union OF
Kansas City is 10 gather into one organ
izatiOn men whose occupations are not
represented 10 the various unions.
Quincy OIl.) union cabinet makers
struck for the DISCHARGE OF one OF their
number, because he drank and neglected
his family. The man was discharged.
Minneapolis printers will work
against the candidate Of the Noman'S
Council FOR the School Board, as the
organization is having its magazine
printed In a non-uniOu office
A wonderful CouquerOr
No disease is more common among the