The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-11
union IS, as our treasury is empty and sum Of

union 10, as our treasury is empty and sum Of
the money would greatly aid us at present
q. W. BELLMIx, Cor. Sec, No. Is.
Box ~, Charlestown. Mass
BUFFALO. Oct AT a regular meeting
held Oct. l, James Burke was elected cores
ponding secretary, Peter Krauskopf, resigned.
Secretaries will please note the change
JAMES BrRKE, Cor. Sec
BUFFALO. Sept. 20, 1873
At regular meeting held Sept. IL, the fol-
lowing vas unanimously adopted:
Resolutions of respect to the memory Of Da-
vii Schelter. who died in Buffalo, Sept 10,
1873:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty tod,
in his infinite wisdom, to remove from our
midst our friend and fellow craftsman, David
Scheltcr
WHEREAS 1t Is safe To say that among all
his companions those who knew him best loved
him most, and that his principles were of that
sterling order which stamped him as an hon
est man, nv noblest work of God I there
fore be 1t
Resolved, That while We humbly bow down
to the will Vt Him "who doeth all things
well, we also take this oppostunity Of ex-
pressing our deep regret for the loss Of one
who had gained our love and respect during
MS ltilA tnituStblnu Will our iptdl uHtpu
Resolved, That our sympathy be given to
unions No ; 5 and 1871. The irst for the loss
OF a member Of whom they had so good
reason to be proud, and to the latter for the
loss Of him who had ably and faithfully
represented them in the recent session of the
International Union.
Resolved That we also deeply sympathize
with the bereaved wife aud children of the
deceased IN the severe Attic ION which they
are called upon to bear.
Resolved That the above resolutions be
published ia our Official Organ TIE WORK
iNoNANs ADVOCATED and copy of them
transmitted to the family of the deceased
JAMES BURKE
John MCEEYLEY. Committee.
PETER kRAUsKoPF.
JAMES BURKE,
Cor Sec, box ,, 40.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4, 1873
To tie Officers and Members Of the Cigar
Makers International and Local Unions
At the regular monthly meeting of union
No |, held On Friday evening Oct. 3, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
WHEREAS. The Cigarmakers international
Union Of America, at its last session held in
the city OF Detroit. Mich. enacted laws
and defined the international Cons titu-
tion, which, if adopted by the local unions,
will prove detrimental to the best interests
Of the iourneyman cigarmakers, and demoral-
iling t. local unions. They have also increased
the salary II the President t. a sum higher
than the labors of that office are worth at
present. and the increase of the capitatiOn
tax is unwarranted therefore he it
Resolved, That Cigarmakers union. No /
Of Baltimore, Md, do reject the new Inter
national Constitution. Be il further
Resolved, That we Will never allow the
members Of this union to work in non-union
shops, all hiyt W. laws % N, cont AIRY Rot,cah-
sturtHy.
The death beneficial clause was also reject
"a ny decided majority BY order 81 the
union
thas > knorr, pres, Edwin johnson, vice
pres, f. K. cCain, rec. sec, Thomas Me
Dermott treas, f. l.. Requart, lin. sec.
joins SMITH,
COr. Sec, TAI East Lombard-st.
DAYroN, 9. Oct. Richard Brewer,
Frank >chreek and Barney Monheimer have
applied for membership.
GEORGE RIcKER, Cor. Sec,
-. South Jefferson street.
NEW HAvEN, Conn. Oct. Macmillan
Eugene Radio has applied for membership.
ISAAC HAYES,
Tor See. No 80. box l4S7
NV HA,EN. oct. ;. At a special meet
my Of union 80 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Almighty
God 10 take suddenly from our midst our fel-
low craftsman. Rudolph krebs whose loss we
deeply deplore, inasmuch as the trade iooses
valuable supporter to its principles and his
shopmates social and genial companion.
Resolved That our charter he draped in
mourning for thirty days as a mark of respect
20 our deceased member
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions
be printed IN our official organ.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded t. his ow-strlcken family.
ISAAC HAYES,
r. j. WALKER,
NJ. X. GOLDSMITH,
HENRY 0NTgRoP,
DAVID GOLDBERG,
Committee on Resolutions.
luHN COOPER, Pres.
Isaac HAYES Rec Sec.
NEw YORK. Oct C =. Mas, Siegm Levey,
otto Herms, Edward Grewe and Gustav
Grewe have applied for membership.
ID duck,
Cor. Sec, union 30,
WEsrEIELD, Oct S-The following officers
were elected q. Faloeg, pres; q. Iaruis,
vice-pres. g. Hidenriech, rec. sec; J. G.
Flood. cor sec d. Harris, treas
J. q. FLOOD,
Cor Sec union IS, box 5l3.