The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-09-19

SYRACUSE, Sept. 20, '74.-P II Coon has
deposited retiring card in this Union issued
by jamestown Union No. lis, June 20 1872
Any Union having charges against him will
please prefer them
JACOB GEBHARDr.
Cor. See. Union &, box 50.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. p, "A Herman
Jaldeke has served his time in Watertown,
Wis, has made application to become mem
her Of tins Union. LOUIS HISS,
Cor Sec
CLL,k LANp, o., Sept Il, 1874.
The attention of members of Union No. 3,
Of Philadelphia, is invited to the fact that
have received complaints from other Unions
wherein they state that moneys have been
sent to their secretary for various purposes,
and for which they can receive no receipt. |
have called the attention of the above men
toned official TO these complaints, as well as
various other matters but such communica-
tons are evidently beneath his notice. |
therefore take this method Of calling your at
tentiou to tins matter as subject worthy Of
investigation. Yours fraternally,
WM. J. CANNoN, Int. Pres.
ST. Louis, Sept "A, '74.-The following
persons have applied for membership in this
union Newton Wilkinson, East St Louis
H.
Kesten, St Lofts Fred ID. Williams, St
LOUIS John Juergens, suspended. J. II.
Oberhaus and Reinhard Teichman, retiring
cards, issued by st. LOUIS union.
john Ii. TENBUssH,
Cor Sece Box 2543.
CHcAoo, Sept 10 IA John Hink from
Chicago Corresponding Secretaries please
take notice of the change of Secretary.
NJ II. DIBos Cor. See Union H.
WEsrrIELD. sept. -, 1874 MIR. John
Edges has applied for membership in this
union, any union have charges, please prefer
within thirty days. Any union know ing the
whereabouts Of Louis Suites and Louis
Keatsch. please inform Albert Hill
+. j. FLOOD,
Cor Sec U. -
CLEVELAND, o., sept -. 1874.
To t.e officers and Members ot Local Unions.
WHEREAS, Unions No TO- Of Elmlra p
Of Toronto 80 Of Danville 40, Of Patter-
son 81, of Covington a. Of Hannibal
So, of Schenectady l07, Of Cambridgeport
SD, Of Warren, and 1877, Of Dunkirk, have
and Systematically violated the
avs of the International Union, notably So
n their uniform failure e. aid sister unions on
STRIKE and for which they in common with
fore the Executive Board, by virtue II the
power vested in them, by Section u of Arti-
;al VII, international Convention, do sils-
Dend the said unions, as above mentioned,
revoke and anull the charters granted to them
By the International Union, and declare null
and Cod all cards, certificates Of member
ship, &c, issued or granted by them, on and
after this date Unions will therefore take
notice, and govern themselves accordingly
Members Of those Unions suspended, desiring
20 continue their connection with the later
rational Union and conform to its laws, will |
eceive proper relief upon making application |
o the Executive Board
By order of the Executive Board
WM. j. CANNoN, Int. Pres
La PORTE, Ind, sept 10, 74-Frank Z. |
Peck, claiming to hail from Rochester, New |
ork has made application to become a mem
Der of our union.
GEO. King,
Cor eec.
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 81, a Christ Jones |
nd John Weaver have been fined S25. % |
ach for scabing in tins city.
CSC. MoEGAN,
Cor See
CINCINNArI, sept 10, "A The following
amed persons have made application for |
Peter schulz, Michael Leicht /
= G.. Moser, ;. Scheffer, {. Bauknecht, II.
'rewe, from this city; Herman Besehn, rom
Rock Island, ILL., A. + Heeman, from Cow
ngton, Ky. Joseph Simons, formerly
member Of Union No 70.
Will the corresponding secretary of Phil
delphia Union No 3, Theodore Eberhardt, |
end me a receipt for the SIS. ~, which sent
D him for the benefit Of the assigns of Nor
is Jacobs on June Sth 1t is now over three
months since | sent the money, and have
ot received a receipt for the same and have
'ritten TO him for it several times, also to
rank BuOb, President of Union No. 3.
+. SHAFFER,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 4, Box 2,S29.
NORWICH, n. ~, Sept 10, lS74.-At a
pecial meeting Of G. NJ. L. No. 10, held
friday ev, ming, sept. 18th, Dan Campbell
vas tued the SUN of one hundred and fifty
ollArs on scabbing it under our Jurisdiction
The reasons why Union No. l3 deemed it adj
-isable to impose the above fine ON Dan
'ampbell are as follows While being pub
lshed in the ADVOCATE to show that he was
fair man, he by sucking around the boss,
Dotted Union man, (who being the only
ourneyman employed there out Of his jol',
nd filling his bench a scab thus convert
ng the shop into unfair shop. Campbell
5 Union man IS not success, for during |
he time he had been connected with this
mon he has proven himself to be a person
t but little OF no principle OF character. He
as been fined for the above otfense, that is
cabbing) with his card in his pocket-two
INES He has been suspended several times,
nd IN fact has proven an injury to the Union
" his unmanly conduct III general Dan
'ampbell may never wish to comply with the
esolutiOn, regarding the above fine, still that
would be IA small loss to us, for two-faced
nd thoroughbred scab as he is and has been
oss of being, unworthy of being called
nan He will certainly not last forever IN
his place, for his chances look rather poor
lready Therefore | will give his dsecrip-
ion: He is about five feet five six inches
ugh; built rather stout; weighs about 100 or
20 pounds; has a regular bull dog neck;
generally wears hair all over his face, which
re black, brown and red He claims to he
Berks County Pennsylvania Dutchman.
lie does not speak very good English, nor
.Ood German, as he calls 1t. This is all
wish to say about him. But warn Unions to
,e ON the lookout if he should ever trouble
hem, he is a hard pill to swallow, for we
ave tried him long enough, and sincerity wish
hat other Unions would never attempt any |
UGH thing | will not dwell on this case any
onger, for were | to give his two-faced cour-
er and conduct more explicitly, it would be
lutte a history. AUG. KOHN,
Cor Sec C. NJ L. No IL