The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-05

0nicial nom The President Of the c. N III
CoLUNBUs, o Nov. l, 1870
To L. stanton, Esq.. Secretary Of Union No. Il, o
Cleveland, Ohio, Or whom it may
. DEAR SIR Buffalo union No ? annuls the
card issued BY said union TO {. D. Aniger, for
working for less than the regular bill Of pricey
while working 10 said city. The card issued b,
Buffalo union No. 2 was deposited in St Caths.
rines union No. o.. Union No. "a after
wards issued Anger a card, which, it il
claimed. was deposited in Cleveland union No
/ Ia. Union No. O. being now suspended, the
business OF said union is under the Jurisdiction
! Of the International Union therefore, the ac-
ton taken by Union No. compels me to de
clare the card Of q. D Anger, issued by st.
CAtharlnes Union No. So null and void Union
No. Il Tor any other union interested) will take
notice Of tho action taken in reference to c. d
Anglers card Fraternalls Yours,
FEED BLEND, Int. Pres.
EDITOR o. INA ADVOCATE The address OF
the Secretary Of the International Union, as it
appeared in the last issue Of the Advocate, 10
not core Is should read, T. J. Birch, In-
ternahonal Secretary, 1917 South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa"
Local unions will please take notice.
FRKD BLAND, Int Pres
Onolsl from Local Unions Ordered PubHshed in the
WOHEuGnAx's ADvooATE.
KANSAS err, Nov. =, 1e7e.-George w An
thony has made application TO become member
Of this Union. He claims TO have been in bust
ness in Chicago. Any union having charges
against him will notify me before Nov. ~.
hENRT SEEr
Cor Sec, r. q. drawer 2O32
TuLEro, o., Nov 7, ls70-Notice is hereby
v,,- baf R.hf tha of
g. w. Powell as corresponding secretary Of
Union No as WV. BABxoroE,
Cor. Sec, 2. .. Drawer ~.
~. PAU, MIN. Nov. =, IsTO.-A cigar
maker, named Nicholas Schoetler, hailing from
New York city, died on the 5th inst, Of con-
sumption, in st. JOseph's Hospital, Of this city.
New York unions will please take notice and sc-
quaint his friends of bis decesse.
JoHE EckroRD,
Cor. Sec, p. o. Box 1887.
TRuvrrEvcs, r. T., Nov S, s7O.-Any one
having charges 90 prefer sgainst Herman
Ehcnepect will please 30 30 immediately.
PJ. NJ, SHEA,
Cor See. No 20. 9aS High street
CiNriNSAr1. Nov. 8, Is7O-The following
named persons have applied fol membership in
our union NJ j. Graf. John Going. and Emanuel
Berman. Any union having charges against
either or the above named persons viii notify
me within thirty days ! also wish to make it
known that NJ Thomaske has been expelled
from oar union tor scabbing
sAboLPH ENDREs,
~. See. No. 4, 2. O. Box 2s29.
SrEISGriElp, ll-. Nov. 8, ls7O.--Unions
please notice that there no change Of cores
pounding secretary. Direct all communications
70 CHAs. RosgNrEAL, drawer 1890
wks1FiELD, Mass, Nov 4, Is!0-The fol
lowing named persons have made application
for membership in this union Henry Sengstock,
Charles Schutter, Conrad Schreach. Any
unions having charges against them will prefer
them before the first Tuesday in December.
They all claim to hail from Germany.
c.. ADAMS,
Secretary No. rs, T. o. boz 5l3
CLtS1oS, Iowa, Nov. Z, ls7O-Fred Steiner
and Eamil Gillian wish to become members Of
this union. Unions having charges against
them will notify NC within thirty days.
Unions please notice change Of secretary.
James Barth has resigned. All communications
to be addressed TO CSC. BEcKLER,
Cor. Sec, P. o, Box ia.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. s, Is7O.-The following
named persons have been suspended from this
union for uon-payment of dues and assessments
'"hN' AiNehii " az NoliycE huu ncEuinh husS'
JOSEPH SrERRIrT,
Cor Sec, Lock Box 8.
DETROIT, Nov 5, ls10-Morris Alleman, from
Portage Lake, Mich, Joseph Hess, OF this city,
Gustavus Levy, from Cincinnati. George ROser-
thai, Of this city, have applied for membership.
Any union having charges against any OF the
above named persons will prefer them before
the hrst proXimO. JOHN p. STEINER,
Cor Sec, Box 3a9
OrTAwA, Nov. I, iSTU.-Felix Smitch, hailing
from Chicago, has made application to become
a member Of this union. An union having
charges against him will please notify the un-
dersigned within thirty days frem date.
]. W. PATERSON,
4 Cor. Sec, No. 30.
MmWAUEEF, Nov. 2, ls70.-Herman Schultz.
\ from Milwaukee, has made application to he
come member Of this union. Unions having
charges against him will please prefer the n
within thirty days from date y r. Reichard
has deposited a retiring card, which he wants
: 20 exchange for travelling card. Unions bav.
irg any claims against said man will prefer
them within twenty days from date.
N. PoLAcHEK, Cor Sec.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 7, ls70.-At n revuls,
meeting Of this union, No. lie, Andrew Grove
Vs. SN7POhNSN iot hOu payment OF dues
SAMUEL BEEcE.
Cor. Sec, P. o. Box 2a3.
HARusUuRG, Pa, Nov. I, ls7O-At a reOul.,
meeting Of this union, No. l1S, D. B. McDon
nell, our former secretary, was expelled and
fine Of fifty dollars imposed on him
SAMUEL BExcE.
Cor. Sec. No. lI6, p 0. Box 2as.
ITHACA. n. Y.-The following persons hav,
drawn money from this union and failed IN -
turn the same when due
Nov, 1865 May, 1859.
. 10 AcGuirc tS.t0 20 w Murray so,
July, 1858 Dec, 1859.
20 NJ Lynch so IS II Hyams "a
jane, 1859. April. 1870
Robertson 500 T Boyd so
April, 1863. Aug, 1870
% Blum 500 IS w. Daniels so
Unions under whose jurisdiction any Of til
above named persons are working will pleas
collect the amount and forward the same to
JoHN pRAGER,
. Cor. Sec, p. o. Boz ass.
r EVANSVILLE, Nov. Z, 70.-Fred Roman b,
made application for membership. ANY unc
having charges or claims aaainsA him viii nnt;