For A Big Labor Combine

Ht. LorM, Nor. :;o. - An importantmoTement in the i iterest of orgatiized labor has bren Ban jura ted in thïs city. ÏYiday a meeting was held ut the Mercantile club between the president, directors and varions committfes of the club and a committee representing the different industrial organizations of the Cnited States. The result of the meeting was, that on Februarv ;:. 1802, there 11 meet in St. Louis in convention the representativos of the labor oiffainzations of the country. Tbelr parpóse is to accomplish the federation of all the labor organiziitions in the onion. The various org-anizations that will !■ represented are in part: The Kniuts of Lftbor, the Farmers' Mutual Denefit Asaoolfttion. Trodes anti Labor unión, the Fumen' AlUaBM and Industrial unión, Order of Railira; Conductors, Order of Ratlway Trainmpn, lïrotborhood of Engineer and Firomen, Brotherhood ot Kaihvay Tclosraphers, the CUlzeos' illlaooe, the Qraage, the National Allia: unatod Aöi-ociation of Iron and ötopl Workors, Patrotu of Industi-y, Farmers' and Laiwrers1 onion and the Fednration of Laoor.