The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-22
TOnciaI from Local Unions. Ordered publlshed n tn
WoRkmaMAM's ADVOCATE.

ELIAS SMITH, Int Sec
[omeial from Local Unions Ordered pubIshed in the
WoRkmaMAM's ADVOCATED
| IEDIANAPoLIs Jan. "a man named and
known as "Capt Henry" alias Charles d
Weller, has made application to become q mem
Der of this Union, and Unions having charges
or claims against said Capt Henry, alias Charles
| d. Weller, will please notify this Union before
the first Of February next.
We also hereby circular man named Isaac
B. Level who in the lowest and most sneaking
way turned . Union shop" in Anderson, Ind.,
into "Scab shop" thereby depriving Union
men employed there OF their jobs. Said Isaac
B. Level is, according to his own words,
scab at heart, for he saws that he is opposed to
the laws and constitution Of the Union, and
never intends to become q member sgAiu. This
Union has therefore imposed a fine Of twenty
five dollars upon him.
HKNRY UFFHAN,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 50. Lock Box rs.
MnwAUKxK, Jan. 4.-The following named
person has made application to be admitted to
membership in this Union, No. rs. Any Union
having charges against Otto Reemer, of Fond
du Lac, Wis, please notify Union No. Is on or
before January %, 1870.
WEEzEL NEWMAN, Cor Sec
DETROIT, Jan. 6.-The Detroit Union, No. %,
declares the card of Michael Irrman null and
void the reason, because said card vas no
obtained from the proper officers OF this Union.
THos. N. DoLAS, Cor Sec.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan 10-A man by the
name of Frank Schluter, claiming to BE- from
st. Louis, has made application become
member of this Union. Any eniOo having
charges against him will please refer them by
the first Saturday in February. By order Of
Union No. SS. THos. II. HArrKS,
Cor. Sec, Drawer $500.
NEW MILFoRD, Jan. l0-This Union has
elected new Secretary. Address,
RECBKN EYRICH,
Lock Box No. 5, New Milford, Pa.
CHICAGO, Jan. lathe following gentlemen
have made application for membership in this
union: John Werner and Nikoloy Ruskorn,
claiming to hail from Hamburg, Germany
Henry Benson, from Portland, Conn Henry
Reuben, from Charlestown, N. Y.
THEo STEIN, Cor. Sec.
DETROIT, Jan. 14.-The following persons
have made application TO join this union: E. |
Otto, Frederick Defining Stephen Woods, John |
Colquite, T. A. Kogelshatz and Joseph Roth. |
Any unious having charges against any Of the
above persons will notify Us BY the first of
February. THos N. DOLAN, Cor. Sec.
Rock ISLAND, Dec I6, ls6e.-Any union
having charges against James Harvey, Ben.
Hardee, q. Hoffman, F. r. Mcintyre and Henry |
Terume will please notify Cigar Makers Union |
No. 1O4 soon as possible
WILLIAM II. DuxKER, Cor. Sec.
BALTIMORE Jan. 15.-The following ar. in
debted to Baltimore Union No l.: AnsoD
Brebergg, IS; John Kolb $I2; Paul Stein
$40; VIM. Simpson, els; Alex Weber, ss so. !
George Bucher. $3.50; F. Barbage, $3.50
Nathan Lang, $3.50; Robert Thompson, So 50
Oliver Monck, $3.50; Charles KIucher, $3.50
Gus Gonderman, S36O; VIM. veleger, 81
John J. Lewis, S.: Rudolph Houck, SI2; VIM
Harrow, $l2; John McKeever, 1925; WIN
Wiley, s.; Charles Laport, 50: DeDnis Shea. |
$3.50. D. CrLLNGroS, Cor. Sec.
CLEVELAND, Jan. l4.--To the officers anC |
members of Cigar Makers Unions Gentlemen, /
We desire TO know if you have any charges
against John Young. Of SAndusky, o., and
Charles Bruno and joan Brinkman. both OF
Germany WV J. CAMERON, Cor Sec
of c. y. o. No. IL.
PIrTsBURGH, Jan. l5-George E. MCGEE.
VIM. Nelson, Robert Sema1 and John p. Kil!an
have made application to this union, No IS,
for membership Any union having charges
sgainst them will please notify the Correspond 4
ing Secretary as soon possible, and oblige
F. SKRMIs.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. ia journeymsn by the
name of Fred. ShuIty deposited a travelling card,
dated goth November, 1859, in this union He
being very sickly at present, we are unable TO
collect the money endorsed on il. Hoping to
be excused from the unions be il indebted to,
we remain, yours fraternallv,
GUSTAV VoLLMKR, Cor. Sec
Paterson, Jan. l7.-Henry Smith, hailing
from Brooklyn, N. Y, has lost his card, and
wishes 70 be reinstated. ANY union having any
charges against him will notify, immedisteIy,
Union No. 40. A. MAFPEr, Sec'y. box 5s4.
LEAvESwoRrH., Kan, Jan. Hilary Harris.
a resident of this city for the last s-vn years.
and James Hudson, who claims to have worked
on the Galveston road for the lat year, have
applied for membership in this union The fol-
lowing are indebted by loan to this union
G. FL. Farr, SIS; P. FL. Stutsm4u, $40; II. j.
MichAels, $40; Peter Wallis S.; Charles
Segerman, s.; Julius Lowenthal, IS; John
Kelly, g. Officers Of unions will please enforce
the Law relative to borrowed money.
JAMES SMITH, Cor. Sec
of NJ U. No. IS, box I.