Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-07-25
THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Nexico has S6S newspapers.
Contan CO., molders struck:
denmark exports frozen milk
paris wealth is $S,2OO'OOO'VVO.
Switzerland boasts paper hOOIS'
England has 5OO-acre OIeuai LIN.
Tampa is to have Belgla an C ooo
Onr forests are worth S0oO'UVV'UUV,
belfast pays Is cents per 'nO''S''lu
Tor gas. ,-..,o., demand $500
a day. ,s,SZ .Ii.,nse is 500
a year. ,aol,ars and nailers
won a strike. -,,,-+ be YES
New Jersey street cars must Oe w.
tibuled at both ends. - so. the
Rochester. shOemakers s1lu0N AO4
2 ;ffSS6sr9e of nOn-uniOn men bas
baltimore Socialist LABOR pay - -
.,;,,atad a .rsasSsfitFfi water operators
,--yrrck FOR the right to organize.
Organized labor in Australia refused
ito ioin In celebrating Queen Nictorias
Jubilee. n
Galveston Central Labor Union calls
upon. Congress to acknowledge Cuban
belligerency.
Frisco marble cutters and inishers
have won the nine hour day and a0ol-
ished piece work.
The food of San Francisco laborers
IS to be analysed by the professors at
the State University.
Nashville ice dealers were indicted
by the Grand Jury on a charge OF
forming a trust and conspiracy.
Melbourne. Australia, clergymen de-
mand that minimum pay FOR them
shall be $1,000 a year.
A Philadelphia Hebrew baker ar
rested for working on Sunday declared
hat Sunday was not his Sabbath.
Unionists Of Chicago denounee the
local civil service system, and say no
skilled man can pass the examination. I
Buffalo's Board Of Public Works (
wants the city to pay firemen at the /
pumping station 81 day ana coal |
passers $3.50.
An international labor congress Will /
be held in Switzerland. beginning Au-
gust %. This country Will be repre-
serted.
II is affirmed that the Knights OF
Labor. including Boston and nelShbor-
ing cities. viii turn out 10000 Strons
Labor day.
Boston Unionists want the manage
ment OF the baseball club TO take down
an advertisement on its fence Of a non
union cigar.
The Cleveland Street Railway Com
many has begun the enforcement OF Its
rule prohibiting employees from fire.
quenting saloons.
The injuncticns have not by any
means abated the boycott on a Rox-
bury. Mass, bakery. "Non-uniOnists'
have an organization.
The Compendium. she official organ
of the building trades, expresses
doubt as 10 whether the proposed ma
ticnal convention will be held in Oc-
tober.
AS to whether the international
convention shall be
held IN October OF be indefinitely post
poned will be decided by referendum
vote.
81 cannot appoint John Grace super
lntendent of the City Hal" says the
mayor OF Cincinnati, because Of the
protest agaist him from the labor un-
lon people"
All the chief houses and large en-
oloye-s have conceded the demand OF
me Dublin branches Of the Amalga-
mated )Engineers an advance Of one
shilling per week.
Washington Building Trades COun- !
n protests against the employment of
he Jail conviets upon work which /
should be constructed by the honest I
aboT the district
st the request of the American
gents Association the American Fed
.ration OF Labor has revoked the char
err of the old Canvassers' Protective ]
Association.
The convention of the Catholic Be ?
levolent Legion held at Plattsburg, N T
T., passed a resolution that hereafter
n printing done for the order must
,ear the label Of the Typographical
1nion. n
For nearly dozen years the BARRIERS
Z Minneapolis have not worked on r
iunday They are now discussing the T