Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHIC LABOR NEWS.

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cussed the unsafe condition of public
schools and the danger 10 lives OF IL
tle ones.
Toe Amaigama,ed Society OF Car
penrers paid SI9S. 232 ouJ-of-wcrk bene-
fits in IT'S last fiscal year
All members of New York bakers
union will be assessed 81 a month for
the Davment of the Out-Of-work benefits.
An Anaconda CNont) woman ras sued
the Carpenters union for $1,000 dam
ages because a boycott was placed ON
her property.
The Brotherhood OF Painters ana Deco
rators New York unions are voting
uDon a proposition TO admit contractors
TO membership and make them eliglo.e
for election 10 Office in Jle unions.
The merchants of Helena, Mont, are
giving % per cent. OF lher cash sales
for the Bryan campGign.-S3l1 Lake
Tribune. .s
Newark machine stOnecutJers secured
-be DISCHARGE of nOu-uniou men. The
contractors offer to pay So a head as
uitia ion TO che union, was rejected.
The Detroit branch of the NauoudI
Association o. Stationary Engineers la5I
decided 20 90 through thorough course
In the study of electricity. with PROBES
sors King and S,Oddard, as instructors
Washington musicians want the Ger
man street bands prohibited. Aaey
work qf private entertainments for one
fourth the union rate Political meet
.ngs are also requested TO employ only
upion men.
Tra Il ~ York UphO'sterers' Union
hos 7uca1 it's initiation fee from 81 10
q and the Fur Cutters Union from
5000 to- $500. the same being payable
in no. less than two ins-aIlmentS-
The dry goods clerks want tina ladies'
OF Augusta 10 boycott The merchants
who VIII no, close their places OF ousi-
p IS az Q O'ciCcE, as desired by tue
clerks.
The for-y-thirj session OF the Inter
national Typographical Union opened
last week. Every Union composer con-
tributes five cents a month TO The Prin-
tsrs' Home
Scotch trad=smen have united IN a
war upon cooperation and refuse TO buy
goods Of manufacturers VINO sen 10 CO.
operators, and threaten TO discharge en-
pIoyes who supper, ,5om.
Al New York the Old trouble between
the board OF Walking Delegates and the
United Brotherhood of Carpen rs mas
broken out again. and strikes and coun-
Ter strikes of one union agains, another
are likely 10 ensue.
II IS matter for regr.- that though
the public has been again and again ap-
0eaIed TO. foreign-msde baskets, the
work. i'm many instances. of convict Ia
Dor. ara still being pawoniz=d in this
country. Irishmen apparently are be
coming Obvious 10 the interests OF heir
native land al,OgeCher.-Dubiln IRE
land) Ind pendent.
At q public meeting held at Wafer
ford. Ireland, on Sunday, september Is,
Z, was decided that q public subscription
De raised 10 meet th5 expense which viii
be incurred by the holding Of the Trades
Congress in 1897. \ Belfast hrm OF
ship5uilCerS con'rihu.eJ S-.' ana =.
James Haslett sent SOU Inc Mayor OF
Cork contributed $50.
At a recent meeting Of tle cleveland
Central Labor Union & was decided tnaC
an effor; be mad 20 organize an Arbi-
tratiOn Board for the adjustment OF Ia
Dor troubles. the Board 20 consist Oh
seven members Of the Central LABOR
Union and the sam number from the
Chamber Of Commerce.
The New York Outside Iron Flni5h-
ers' and Helpers union has taken new
departure in the method Of keeping mp
the standard of The men In the Org1niza-
ton. A physical examination is now
made of All applicants for membership