The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-08

Labor Notes.
Ogden utah merchants want a tar
placed on business and professional
men.
Dundee (ScotlandD magistrates have
Fixed cab fare within a certain radius
81 ~ cents.
The Scandlnayians OF northern Iowa
organized for the coming political cam
paign 10 Iowa.
Piiuburg brickmakers won a strike
for an advance Of 10 per cent Each
make 1900 a day.
New York printers strike was com
promised-bofses can DO electrotyplng
for non-union employers
The Denver trades assembly rejected
a resolution which favored the re-en-
actmen, Of the Law establishing capital
punishment
The city Of Dresden Germany IL the
owner Of a paper the profits from which
90 10 building parks The paper was
bequca'hed 90 the city.
A settlement has been arranged be-
tween organized labor and the Armour
Packing company. The boycott was
declared two years ago az Kansas City.
Pitsburg structural ironworkers
complain because carpenters are in
fringing on their occupation. Car
penters are. moreover. paid less than
the irunw0rkers.
AZ the New York Central Labor IN
ion on Sunday last Delegate Brown
said that war would throw out Of work
G5OOO cigarmakers and would paraly1e
the building trades
Detroit Musicians union has ruled
that the streei-car mems band shall not
play gratis Tor their brother unions.
and the strect-car men have decided 20
disregard the decision
Pittfburg steel railway workers must
nov pass a physical examination. Each
must have good "yesight. sound hear
Ing good health and he must not be a
cripple with other requirements
The Polish rebellion IN Milwaukee
has resulted In the conditional surren-
DER ~ Mayor Rose The Poles 10 mass.
meeting demanded that they be given a
large share o. the Offices
Walking Delegate Davidson reported
az the meeting % the Detroit Building
Trades council last night that he had
secured the union Vorkmen different
building contracts 20 the amount OF
$3.50 600
II Adam had worked 300 DAYS each
year from the cay be was created to
the present time az salary OF $50 a
day he would not have earned by this
time a. much property as 10 owned to-
day by Rockefeller or Vanderbilt" said
DR. Wright Of Detroit
Louisville city council passed the
resolution requiring an stone used on
the streets Of Louisville 20 De purchas-
ed from local quarrior. u killed an or.
dlnanee requiring an firms. persons and
corporations who 90 work f1r The city
ou contract to employ only men who
have been bona Ode residents of the
ri'y 90 least ninety DAYS.
- A. larser ~ Cincinnati president
NJ the United Garment Workers union.
says that iu the manufacture Of gar-
u.His. as we'll as In many businesses.
female labor .s thc cause OF low wages
While o. man employed 10 garment
factory receives about SIS week. wo-
men following the same trade receive
bui from % cents TO about 81 week.
Fifty years ago there were few per
s0rs employed or gaining living by
'hc utilization NJ electric energy. Now
10 Europe and America there are over
100000 very likely 100000 In the
world In 1927 George Stephenson
started hls Grst railway train. possibly
with a dozen employees Nov In the
United states there are nearly 500 900
railroad workers.
bunhlauo Scotland masors are on
strike The men demand that proper
shed accommodations shall D., proyid.
cd for them In wet weather. or n half
penny per hour boz added to their war
oE Tho men also demand that II their
Jobs are moro than two miles distant
from The town tho time taken 10 wall
beyond The two-mIlo limit win be- that
or the masters aud not ~ the mon