LABOUR UNREST.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1658, 27 January 1913, Page 5

LABOUR UNREST.

SWEATING AND OVERCROWDING,

A BISHOP'S ADDRESS,

By Telegraph—Press Association—Oopyricht

London, January 24. The Right Rev. Dr. Ingram, Bishop of London, addressing tlio Christian Social Union, said [that during the past twentyfour years ho had nbt seen such improvement in regard to sweating and overcrowding as at the prosent time, The Labour movement was really a religious one, and tho Labour leaders were religious from the bottom, of their souls. The Church ought not to be satisfied with the existing 'state of things; in that sense they ought to be revolutionists. new; south wales miners. Sydney, January 25.. The Northern miners are growing im-> patient, at the delay in effecting a settlement at Burwood mine, where the wheelers have struck. The mine-owners have intimated that they will reply in due course to the latest communication from the miners. . RIOTING IN NEW YORK. (Rec.- January 26, 5,5 p.m.) New Yopk, January 25. During the rioting in connection, with the strike of garment workers, stones and revolvers ''were used, to intimidate the strike-breakers. ! HOTEL WORKERS OUT. (Rec. January 2G, 5.5 p.m.) New York, January 25. The waiters and hotel employees have struck, and one quarter of the hotels in the city are helpless. Numerous arrests,, following street attacks, have been made.