The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
II the Field cf Labor.

Kansas City Il 10 have a labor temple
In Japan blacksmiths get thirty cents
q day.
Lansing (Anch.) has Womens Fed
eFal Union.
columbia. South America, will proba-
biv have a siugle-taN colony
Montreal unions Will support q work.
ingman for the Legislature
Milwaukee clerks arc preparing list
Of stores open on Sunday.
A. pr,to 2.0oO X. Of l.. brewers join
Cd the Federation.
For the first time in forty years a strike
...',r-c5 the other day in a watch lac
tory at Waltham.
uemphls plumbers won strike
Partners in a Chicago hotel get for'y-
Eve per cent. OF tie r So Tceeip's'
New York has a Board Of walking Deie-
gates. ,. A.
a., ocfo-. will be made at Detroit 10
arnaIcamate the unions of carpenters
San Francisco painters won strike
| for an increase. ... 800
california firm owns H,5So.ooo acres
OF land in that state.
Great Northern has cut wages OF teie-
,ranh operators, station agents. anu en-
] CINE wipers. No STRIKE
Socialists have four assembly buildings
| at Copenhagen.
roo dealers at Cleveland organized and
| increased prices.
Cleveland saleswomen will be organiz-
ed.
cleveland unions support civil-service
bill.
Rochester has a cooperative barrel COM
pany.
chicago saloon-keepers are organizing
and the "growler" must go.
Free lunches in saloons are prohioi'eu
at Reading, Ia. ,oo .
Standard oil Company earns WV :"
minute.
bovcott forced an indianapolis COM
many 10 use union bottles
Detroit structural ironworhers nave sS
tabllshed an arbitration board
Milwaukee bicycle makers VIII organ
ize.
Wv JERSEYS House OF Representatives
nassed a bin requiring all MIX dealers
to be licensed.
New York metal polishers VIII demand
nine hours ard $40.
ttercafter at st. Paul. liquor licenses
are 10 be issued in the proprietors names
cn,caeo bricklayers and stoneuasons
mt n slx.hour law. They work eight'
Chicaeo Journal conceded the union
scale.
p,,tsbrrs, ordinance requires the en-
,,tn,.r,ent 81 citizens on municipal WORK.
chicago bicycle workers won a strike
The Building Trades Council OF WASH
,,gtor ID c.. is IN league with employers
10 down he X. Of L.
omaha Central LABOR Union must SCOT
distand or reorgani@e'
,r,iina \. Y. furniture workers struck
rbey saw they make $3.50 a week
,rro PETAL Grocers' AS ociation or Cteye
- ,o,ts legislation which VIII tachi
tic the collection Of debts due theh'
tfaverhiu barber was fined 20 fo'
refusing 20 shave a negro
p,,-obcre are requested 10 keep away
60, ,bcee cities: Los Angeles. Cal.
cl-sonville. Fla: Clinton, Ia; Memphis
I'm portland. ore. Brockton, Mass.
and Decatur III.
Detroft's Central Labor Union unsni
r,opslv condemned Senator Lodges OIL
I
approprlatlng sss.cco,ooO for coast &c
| fences.
The clgarmakers Of Ohio are up II
arms against the proposed law now De
fore the Legislature fixing ar annual 'a'
~ 500 on manufacturers and so on deal
| ers. ..,or
The Madison County Und) Federatlor
| ~ Labor is boycotting certain theatres
Tightcen people composed tho audience
one night recently. ard twenty-five per
sons witnessed a leading attraction an
other night.
Cleveland Knights OF Labor VIII co
onerate with tho Central Labor Union IL
organizing clothing workers
cleveland boiicrmakefs struck Tor " pei
cent increase.
Nashville white BARRIERS are rcorgahiz
49, THE colored BARRIERS were ORGANIZED
In 1891 and not a single barber shop II
the city that employs union coiored bar
hrs has reduced the standard price.
The Trades and Labor Assembly OF Den
,or col. has endorsed proposed or
d,nsnce Of the city closing on Sunda,
an dry-goods, clothing, pavn-Drokers, an'
| other stores where articles OF wearing
apparel are sold and loans made.