The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-10-24

They should be credited with s. co. UnioI
%, Of Westfeld. should be credited with
o7l 10 instead Of $32 25 ~ reported.
In final Of strike Of union No. 6, Of SyIa
cuse, Ottawa union 80 should be credited
with $40 20, instead Of SIS so, as reported
| Union rs, of Fall River, should be credited
with so 90 instead of SO 80. as reported
Any further errors appearing IN maj re-
ports ntstrikes should be reported immedia'
tsly.
| - - Yours, fraternally,
WV. j. CANNON, Int. Pres.
New YORK, Oct. IA, 1874 Thomas John
son, from this city, has applied for member
ship.
ID. Heck,
Cor Sec Union 90.
SPkIsUFIELD, Mass, Oct. l9-Jas. ALEU-
and Charles Hancnk wi hes to become mem
beers of this union any union having
charges should prefer them within thirty
days Yours respectfully,
L. w. CHASE,
Cor Sec Union 40
BUFFALO Oct Is, ls74.-Any per ON
knowing the whereabouts Of John ShAffer.
will please send his address to VIM. Burns,
Salisbury, Md, as he will hear Of something
to his advantage.
Yours respectfully,
p j. Powers,
Cor. Sec Box 363.
Bosrox, Oct. IA, I674-The following ap-
plications for membership were made to this
union w O'Niel, Samuel Piller, Jacob
Koop. Alonzo Cuetera, Isaac I.aEoral. a.
Hartman, Thomas Glenn, Jacob Levy, Chas.
Friede.
Otto Senetz has deposited a card, dated
June H. 70, issued by union 80 in this union;
unions having charges please prefer them
within thirty days.
If George Brown, lately in Providence, R.
Il, will send his address to this union, he will
hear of something to his advantage
Yours fraternally,
LOUIS l.. JUNO,
Cor Sec. Union Is.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Oct. Is, 1874.
To the OFicers aud Members Of Local Unions
This is to inform you that q man by the
name of Math Dlller was published some time
ago by our former Corresponding Secretary,
as being expelled and fined for scabbing under
our jurisdiction, was done by mistake. Mr..
Diller is member in good standing Of union
80. Respectfully yours,
WIN. FREUND,
Cor Sec. Drawer $3.50
FORT WAYNE, Oct ~, 1874 Edward
Dunn, hailing from Erie, Pa, wishes to be-
come a member of this union
FRANK WEIRNANTEL,
Cor. Sec. Union 70.
SUFFIELD, Oct 20, lS74-Joseph Moss
has made application to become 8 member of
this union says he worked last in Redhank,
New Jersey unions having charges will
T,laa4a Vrefar mn n al
JAS F. KNOX,
Cor. Sec. Box l2l.
OTTAWA, Get. 81, ls74.-Wm. DE Labarre
has made application for membership in this
union.
Fraternally yours,
Jos. b. SMITH,
Cor. Sec L. 80. Drawer lO9
ALBANY, Oct. IA, IS74.-The following
were expelled and fined $25 for scabbing in
this city Michael Stark, Henry Cohn, SOLO
mon Levy, Asher Schlichter, Moses Stern,
David Holstein, |. Kestbaum, Henry Hart.
Unions are requested to be prompt in send
ing their aid to tnis union, as there is large
sum due the members on strike.
The name Of Lambert Druis is proposed for
membership; any union having charges will
prefer them according to law.
NJ F. HOGAN,
Cor. Sec. Union 8.
SUFFELD, Conn, Oct. IS, l874.-At the
regular meeting of union No. %, held Oct.
g. 1874, we voted on the following PROPOSE
ton To suspend Article Y, International
Constitution I'M favor of the special session
of International Union in favor of State and
District unions.
Yours respectfully,
GEo. HURST,
PrasiJant TTuion M %