St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-14
LABOR NOTES.

Kansas City packing house drivers.
making Sl1 per week. struck against
furnishing 81 900 bond as security for
the money collected by them.
The "Church and the Labor Move
ment" was the subject of an address by
Professor ii. J. Lord at the Cincinnati
Central Christian church.
Kalamazous boOtUlacks' union has
asked councils to compel all bootblackS
TO take olt licenses. They want to eX-
terminate nickel shines.
In st. Louis men are placed at the
entrances of bovcorted houses, and they
make list of the union men who pat
rOniZe the concerns.
The Cincinnati German Trades coun-
ell and the Central Labor union have
decided to unite in celebrating Labor
day next year.
Cincinnati Central Labor union will
gather statistics on the number OF UNI
employed in various trades and rate of
wages paid.
The Cincinnati Labor exchange se-
cures employment for mechanics in
exchange for provisions, groceries and
|. clothing.
st. Joseph MOI city ordinance per-
| mits butchers. game aud fish dealers to
have their stores open until O'Clock on
| Sunday.
Seattle printers struck against firm
violating the rule that allows one APP
prentice TO each pressman employed.
A large amount of this years hop
crop in Washington will be used 10
fertilZe the ground for next year.
The Turkish laboring day is from
sunrise to all hour before sunset. with
all hour for PRAYERS and dinner.
At Indianapolis an A. r. U. striker
! has sued the Pennsylvania railroad fol
$4,000 for unlawful arrest.
The Garment Workers Trade council
represents 40. 900 people in the clothing
industry in New York.
! Cincinnati clOakmakers struck against
cuts in wages that nave aggregated 90
] per cent within year.
i A Cincinnati machinists' union is
charged with ignoring boycott against
; blucklisted shoe.
: Grand Trunk railway conductors at
Toronto are being prosecuted for
knocking down."
Milwaukee Federated Trades want
! the work of the city hall given to local
boss plasterer.
|, The Tacoma IrOr Moulders' union has
! been sued for damages by an expelled
/ member.
| One railroad man in Laramie made
/ tifly-five days for the month of Sep
i TENDER.
| Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota
/ woodmen will organize for shorter
| hours.
| A Kansas City man is being prose-
cuted for charging As per cent interest.
Kansas City unions want Mlssonri
stone used Oil a government building.
CINCINNATI Central Labor union has
Endorsed the Populist Labor ticket.
The municipality of Cleveland Is sup
plying homes TO evlcted tenants.
Toronto street railways pay per
cent of their receipts to the city.
Potatoes sell for 25 cents a pound at
johannesburg, South Africa.
| Philadelphia made the new suits for
Racine wis letter carriers.
1t is said that Russian glass workers
get from s56 to sS5 per year. ~
Brotherhood of Engineers will pat
ronize union labeled goods.
Powderly and Gompers spoke at a
Newark Populist meeting.
Chicago aldermen have decided to
patroniZe union printers.
Great Britaln's amalgamated carpen-
tiers number 1000 men.
Virginia coored miners took thu
places of Ohio strikers.
Missouri Federation Of Labor de-
nOunced the A. P. A.
Johannesburg South Africa coach
men get SO a month.
CaifOrnia's Labor day is the frs
Monday in October.
/ Wholesale druggists will fight drug
, gists who cut rates.
Providence, r. l.. wants electric rail.
way men licensed. -;
"PatrOniZe home industries" is the
. slogan at st. Paul. -
Toronto Metal Platers and Polishers
, union is booming.
Hammond Qnd.) is agitating Sunday
! closing of stores.
: Allegheny county (Pa.) breweries arr
being boycotted.
/ st. Louis haInessmakers want piec
: work abolished.
A. P. A. is said to be working" Mis-
souri, Populists.
Fall River spinners and carders are t.
| amalgamate.
One-story houses are the rule in 10
, ! hanneSburg.
+ Milwaukee electric workers strik,
was settled.
. Paris is to have a worlds congress o
+ railr0aderS.
r All Kansas City union plumbers al
: employed.
!! Grand Rapids furniture workers wi
U not strike.
Funeral directors have national as
= ISOLATION.
= Canisto, Can, gets gas for % cent
per 1000.
Dover IN. H. mule spinners held
a field day.
). Hubbard CO., has cooperative roi
a ing mill.
n Valparaiso drug stores are closed o
q Sunday
l. Chattanooga saloons must close G
IT Sunday.
10 California A. r. U. strikers were il
. dicted.
!. Chicago clothing cutters won elgt
Ia English bakers are agitating eigf
'g hours.
- Lowell has workingmen's debatin
union.
" Brooklyn Citizen is again an unio
IS Office.
10 diio oloi0 CiOih NO Ecu ColHlloSlOu
he sales.
of Manchester loom fixers held a ba
KS quet.
en- American tackmaksrs organized
as 1924.
y3 Kansas City musicians have orga
ia lied.
he England has 1855 cooperative socl
,r. ties.
Glennis (Wash. } has a Socialist c,
Dr. Ony.
of Baltimore has working girls hon
no Fresno Cali boXmakers lost stril
;eJ Milwaukee has bootblacks' union
ejr Utica Herald Is again union Office
,al. st. Louis has two union breweries.
ats New York has Hungarian paper.
opt Fall River has $4,000 unemployed.
90 Kansas Gitv has o0O oiUarmoEars