The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
m ,ncr..s. from saas to sa.75 day and

strike.
Some New York carpenters won
strike.
Erie Pa) brewers were granted ad'
vances ~
st. Paul saddlers won an advance NO
strike.
san Jose bricklayers want Sc day on
May 1st. a..
Denver bricklayers expect 81 DAY
May LIST. ,.x
Toledo unions favor erecting labor
temple. "a
hour. 10
Lansing's Trades Council embraces 10
unions. ..r-
ST Louis is to have a cooperative par
ber-shop. ..ca,oor
Horse-shoers hold national convention
at Buffalo May 18th. .s-
Buffalo bicycle-workers heid n'aSs
meeting last Sunday IT. A~
Utah Legislature passed the elsh'-houi
bill for miners. - - ham
A Building Trades Counch mas
formed at Los Angeles so,.
Detroit carpenters. who struck ior f-'-''
accepted 81 a day. so.o5
one chicago painters union dona'eu
81 600 10 Pittsburg strikers. =,
international BARRIERS VIII meet a'
Evansville. Ind. October Atm.
Machinists on type-setunS machines ~
Kansas City get s. a day. c.
The Building Trades Councii Oh Sa"
Francisco embraces 1900 men.
Chicago machinlsts favor a nauohai
strike for eight hours on May lst.
rho tariff was discussed az the SyrA-
cuss Labor Lyceum last Sunday.
cumberland. Md, miners will receive
advance of five cents on April lst. =.
6, Paul bakers will fine members 81
| for smoking cigars made in poycO''oN
shop. ..,.,,,.s tuled
Utah's House OF Representatives kl,eu
n hin n abolish free-passes FOR MEMBER
>yash,,rIa NAV organize a club for the
! commencement of home Qocall inousflsS'
uevandria- Ind. with 5000 inhabitants
hos 70 unions and a Central Labor Union
Colored men are now admitleu - Wv
rournevmen BARRIERS international Ohio".
Musicians want Uncle Sam to Keep ms
military bands from competing WIN oi"'
nary musicians. r-.aora,ion
branch OF the American euei 49,
| OF Labor was established al Nash'ns'o"'
u. c. last Sunday. .r,zod
81 Paul boss BARRIERS have orsanl]eu'
! and will fix the minimum pIiOo i''
cutting at 20 cents. a.,
Iachson, Mich, is offered phones IN
residences for SIS a year and s24 IS the
price fixed for Offices. -. ,,ore
Al st Louis men walters WHO w
| nafd $40 week have been ousteu ny W.
men. who work for 81. .. tho
| protection against wholesalers was III
chief topic at the convention Oh
sin retail lumber-dealers. ,a
Iron-ore shippers met al CIeEe'".,e ,ro.
increased prices The Besselile' o'e F'0
1 &
0rcanizatlon has reduced carpenters
| -, T., Great Britain TO 80 week, anu
,,'oe,es now range from IA TO 10 cents an
"S rne Commercial Club. Of ST. Paul viii
Label brooms made in Minnesota an"
ISIS neople 10 patronlze home ihous'iy
Ninnesota's Labor ComHlsslOno'
wedding out children uhaer 10 y--o,h
go e,nnloved In stores and as teies 'ap'
messengers. r...,ord are cred
a. u,ith having the most perfect uauo
'',tar In tho world. 1t has 100 members
and $4,000 in treasury ,...,,o,
a Kenosha WIS., cycle works foreman
resigned when he heard that no va 49,,
- Siechareed Then associates strucA
for his reinstatement. ,s.. no
Arbitration settled the differences
tween book and job printers anu ei"p pD
| ers at St Paul me hiiii, -f
| was adopted-sl6.3S per week. -
Iii before the Ohio Legislature IN
| ,.eases the percentage OF convict iaooi
80 o, ner cent. The present statute per
- 10 per cent, to compete with ilee
g. paul ciear-makers endorsed the pro-
.a-od measure. which will compel MAJ.
| rfacturers who have shops III ulli' l.' ~
| cities 10 nay the same wages III az ~ g.,
san Francisco fathers won :" mn -
an Increase from - cents TO = '.o"
an ~ Ia Tor q cents instead Of cents "A
| vord for iron lathing, ana elBh' nuns -
day ror,s1ature pro
,.;Ios for the abolition or undetgtounD
hakesbops. and other sanitary ies -
,ions II also reduces day WORN i'O'''
u TO 10 hours ,bo-orphlv
Rufralo grain-sh0vellers are .Holo '-tss' 80 =
organized. and they talk oil iotiN1ns a
marine section OF the Trades ana i-a az
Council. Buffalo has 2'oVO eic'a'0' ''''''
and 900 lumber-shoVers. ,,~,,.,sco
.,',.oatc, IN compete with employers III
.ai.ins, contracts. They struck Tor MIN
80, of 81 eight hours. and the employ
n,ont of union men exclusively
c9,,.in,au bricklayers say they nave
~. s,r,,ct for an increase OF wages io'
-ciL cents per hour has been the scaIe
sor two wears. They say many enipioyei
IN, IN prevent them from working ioi
certain contractors. ,r-...,,
II IS understood that the NeS'e'"
r-,iop Telegraph Company is quietly en-
-, a large force Of operators through
- The country In anticipation OF posi-
,Io trouble with their present force. IL
- saf1 that Debs is organizing the teies
|
california Mquor-dealers want high j.
| ne rhe association claims 10 repre-
sent some 5000 members giving employ
mont TO 5000 people. ana nave Jo 1,t
nanital invested Of more than Sioo.W"v"
A hui IN Increase the license TO WV ""'
| defeated last year.
The sentiment i'm favor OF the comp"
cory restriction OF hours OF LABOR j.
,s,,1i,c among the more skilliul an'
more highly-educated class oi n,
rors Every one now comedies that
r,a, will be Of more use 10 the wofld a
! 80 n IL Is possible so 20 arrange MS
iise ,bo, he should not be compelled u
,.ortl more than eight hours a day.-Ne"
York Journal
Tho shsnglers Of San Francisco are
| oton, 70 form trades union ana ann
iate with the Building Trades 'ouh u
,rbaro are between 10 and 81 Journey
80, ehinglers and about SIX boss shlh
Ia in san Francisco. The bosses them
selves are the leaders IN the mo''nien
of organization. and they are uisin-
their workingmen 10 90 INTO the un'o'
u-itb them. In this way their interest
LII be made identical, and any possiDl'
Ffnercnce that may arise between EN-
,lover and empl0ye will be Strengthened
a,,, In tho union. or. If necessary, IN IN
! Pufldfng Trades Council