The morning times., 1896-08-16

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union OF his calling, if lie has not al
ready done SO. and none but union men
WI De Ae'nI4euu ine. ihen Cvneu gu
~ ''"e VIC 'ioupie cesan wiz 'e 's''A
ALondon servant appeared in a hatwhich
was an exact imitation of her mistress
and was ut once dismissed She brought
suit for weeks wages instead of notice
and won the suit Judge Lushington neld
that a mistress had right to object to a
servants apparel IL she chose, but she was
,,o., 'nsseu ..n,, ~ aisnlisslne ne. wnoa. no NO
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The withdra wal from the Brown works OF
all but one of the companies Of militia
upon demard OF indignant citizens. says
the Cleveland Plain Dealer, is II serious
reflection upon the National Guard. The
conduct Of the alleged soldiers became uIt
bearable, and 1t was not at all surprising
that indignation meetings were held.
|. Chioon ,a.,.,s, ..,,,, 10 q .a
a day Three years ago they earned SO
for eight hours The Lathers' Union is
the only trade in the building line which
is not identified with the Building Trades
Council. The year round their average pay
is placed at 65 cents a day. now they an
ticipate a cut to 10 cents day, but they
talk of thoroughly organizing and de-
maDding So. 30.
pa,s,urv hr,a.. .,a .,,,,ct,-a, ,ro, and
etc., $500 nru
Cents nm hour an nn Mari "n nss, A. nreser,r
the iron and steel structural workers are g,.-
ting Al IA cents an hour and double pay
for extra time and work on holidays. There
is provisional clause In the new scale which
will compel all fUremeu TO he members of
the union. Heretofore membership In the
organizatio has been optional with them.
,...s..nl>. ~. H. .naehine co.hpah'
n'. in.louuveu .r.' lew scaie oi wages las. Molr
tne uessuiea ,asen. anu o.nei "lileels
,r 49," ieuue'ioii on .neil sai,iiee .
~ " ioui ..'ies u'e Iefefh.Age IaAen OH 'he
""ses VI .ne eheapcs. eihpioyes. Ahe new
receiving 81 a day and upwards 20 per
cent. Those who received from $3.50
To 81 per day were cut per cent those re-
ceiving from 81 80 toS2 30, / o Der cent and
those. receiving under 81 80, 8 per cent.
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p,.., ,.,,a az Plesens na'e ui'iicuit,es on al
US, VS. Coiu'nuus' @ ga, Aos hnseies'
I'll ~ S.' uui anu MnhheaFohs, hdries,o1'
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~ iotA uu'nhs 'ne Ias' iew M nuns
auuu"' ereeends eaitseoo'iices sanustreneth-
WIS.,; Topeka, Kan; Toronto, Ont; be-
troit, Mich; GaIesburg, ILL.,; Fort Smith.
Ark; Ogden. utabl Niagara Fails NJ Y,
ana Evansville, Ind
To nefuse IN recoy,ize ors.rizea ,ahor
-says the B,ston t;r,fe Ia AZ ,,.,lisb in i,s
w,v as Nrs par,inyt,,,S ~ at,..,,,,r
tn kcen b.ct the !, ,tIan,ic ,r;,h har -,
II is hon r.~,ns,n s,,.,,. h,.,,r.,nis,,. - ~.
most fatuons rind- TIC mar, nr -,,is,,o,,,
for emp,overs ali along the indnst,i,l linz
is to accent the sitnats,n ,s i,is - TO-,
with their orrapilad e,,nInres fn,-,y .nd
franxlv- ana 40 thair, fh.st 70 mo 70 ,har,
realize ,.,at ,fter oil ,ha ;,tor.,s,s -, 10
man who niys w6ges ana tho mar, wiz.
earns are really one Ory,,n,zed Iabor is
here to stay and here to grow.
Some naon,e ard NV, vs opr,o,s %
what heco,,,es nr ,r,Ging,,,s, noI,,i,.,ans
when they i,.sa their saa,s in pari,a,,anf
To such il will ha NJ into res, IN learn ,bat
NJ an,hnny Or,,en .x-,na,,.h,r ~. -
vi,le Is nov hacs n, 1-t. - Ian-.,,n,r O,r,,ar
,,,as dnn-n a., da,;,.ar a ,oo,,,..,, .T,,a
Aims, ana Ob,ec,s of tho N,,r,.o,.a, De,
icaI orgaoizatinn,. nn Woan.s,,.,. LII
20 hut baviny nrt in wan, ,.-ra,,r s,,o,aa-
sive hon re- AZ Jn,nn,,g be ha ;, =, he rn,sa,,
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aid
Charles F. Reicbers. OF Brooklyn, the
founder of the Garment Workers of
that ora,ni,a,ion Wnndar @ ~ s,u 60, ;n,o ,,'a na
m,anur,c,nr;ns y, cIo,h;nr W,,sn NJ
Rai,.h,,rs ss.oade,, Sro,r. tho K,s;,r,,, 81 -.
Cow, 80 cI, ana h-a,,nh. ,oa,,,, ~,
the c,o,binc critters with h;1r ~, di;. M,
aYnoc. ,hae ho wo,,,d 60 h.ll,,e 80 ,ao; '
dapt of on nroaniza,,on ,,at ,1nm,i ar,,
t,-,.n., az 200 ne, n, ,ro,,,a,, h,,. .n.o,,,
he ,,ar,nnai arsarts naar'r a., .na .,o ,,o"s,a
ongan.d T., ,h. c,o.,,;nr tnf,,s,-,- ,,ror'ph
o,,e H., Irn,,.t st,tos O.. .;.
Jrn,,,' .ho ,,nior ,ra. s;r.. Ss-,,'.d ,,n,,1.,,
was noodle, To cary ON tho ,v...S anI NJ.
R.,oha,s r.;s y, IT nv. mor, 90 ,,,,,, ~ ,a,,sa
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The New York Jewish striking tailors
attend church services daily. The meu
have held meetings nearly every day for
three weeks, and have listened often for
eight or ten hours OF the day to speeches,
many OF which were SO long that no or
binary audience could SIT or stand :
sen"ias ,s.' st IN n,os us s,or onn .e co.n I'M
they cot To New York did tbey know Of
such a thing as freedom OF speech; never
In their native places did they enjoy the
on s,rise @ snotber necuIiar f.a,nre Of 70 ,b;s ns
strike Of Jewish workmen is the con.
s'ancy OF tne striAe's u 'neir ieaoers,