The evening world., 1891-06-24
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

| Indignation meeting of tho friends Of John Most
! this evening at Cooper Institute.
Brauch !, OF the Urholsterara' Union announces
| that Marquands shop has been made a dniou shop,
Last yG,g The M9t Fgsb2rF j. HF EnytsTnHtopsl Tr,do
organized.
Since tho Romo, Watertown and ogdepsburs
l3O uniuu mon have been discharged from the
service or the former.
Tho monlAers OF c. y. & s. l.. Moore. Elizabeth,
n. j., ara on strike bscause the firm refuses to
discharge foreman who docs not belong to the
Uniou
Machinits' Progressive Union No l resolved
yesterday 90 march in body TO tho Indignation
vcck new officers arc 90 be elected
TyPograrhi,gi uuiop No. lost two of its mem
oJ ,rk q1s n N''T IsE %stS 'SSs n a. IwiEs
posted wish the urion last week Gnd twenty-five
were Withdrawn.
Cigar-Mlkars' Union No. IA gave tn, label 10
BEING made Cor an entertainment for the benefit Of
a member who lost his eyeSiRht.
Mcssrs. McKenna, Merten. Eoehlcr. President
Of the int"rnatio ionaI TypGgraphicSi Union Who viii
make an attcIapt to ulnalgamatc the |. +. u. and
the German American Topographic.
The striking 0rsp9ndcr;makcrs have removed
street. The bosses are hiring immigrants at tho
/ Enrge Ohice. aud large number of strikers have
Boss Baker German. Of Astoria. has again caused
r. r ErrG5 d OF i21r mem6Sr' 4 RSfTs uni9n No.
gave aS 900 bail for the men.
The clerks aud salesmcn of New Brunswick, Nj.
haTa organized union, with the following otfcers
Vice-Presidcnt Frank Rofc iccording Secretary;
Joseph CamrbeU, Financial necretGry John Clay
ton, Treasurer.
Passementcrie- Workers Union No. has calleda
special meeting nr tomorrow coming, at 30 East
lnurth street, to discuss ur0pCstion TO dissolve.
of late.
Carpenters Union No. 56l has elected the follow
ittv, iFaT lT4gt Ea1y
taTy; George Glarke, Financial SSeretary; ". 4.
Ross, Treasurer: W. a. Ross, Conductor; John
RRwson, Warden.
Joseph Eosenthal. 30 Humboldt street, of Fur.
Worn x ions for $40 OOu damages sor the loss Of
two hnElrs a"stained by working on a machine
without the proper safety appliances.
Jacob Torront3n, one Of the pickcts Of Josephs
Cunusuy's striking ciaar-mEkers. was sent 10
ss@ Of YIsS wiSS ToIp IGI
i3g FOR JoneGhs q 20, ana Martin Ensol. another
nobsor, SchnyE fai., Pa Is about t'S to collapse s
The storoEecpors sey t2ey can no LONGER trust the
q imported " scahs ~ haye arrived by whom the
places oi many strikers were filed
Amglgamated Brass Workc-s' Union No ! will
make H excursion to College Point on July ?. An
invitation to ysit the ricnia Of the Chantei iier-
to take place at = "eaab park
The general o!hcCrs of the International Root and
lists aent in different localities throughout
the country. An organizer YVES sent TO Yonkers
:. Y, Easton, Pa, and Ngrrigburg, Pa, where
there ur' good chances Of forming new unions.
The san Francisco Trades Council has decided to
call oonv9nton oi all labor organizations situated
on the Pacific coast, for the purpose of organizing
Labor Federation OI the pacnc Coaat, which viii
act Independently OF the American Federation Of
Labor.
There is an agitation going on among the walters
unions ia this ty to refuse working in restaurants
@ @T o2gs ~E ~ gep%!nG @ t9 the 2SS nS aPy insttsn
TEu = lad IN gEgnt d ~ ne
The walters thirk that such placards . refec-
tipn upon their honesty.
The local bakers unions OF this city will, by the
initiative Of Union No. 7, commence an agitation
intended to po the sanitary authorities OF this
which, es the unogs assert is altogether abonina-
ble and shoIld no longer be tolerated to continue
The City Council of Toronto in giving franchise
TO the Bel Telephone Company, made the condi-
lnan 1925 and for business telephones not more
than S45 yasr. ALSO that none Of the employees
eight hours per day.
The Hebrew TayIors' Union of Philadelphia, has
Sg % 70 the sTlSS q SasS c' Se &c
dem1n.s ot the striting LenSmGnt;house tail
House Exchange by Prefidont Leo Loeb tomorrow,
One Of the dem. nas is that tho sweaters be com
PEELED to give 100 bonds for every sewing machine
IN thyr shops, to secure regular payment of wagoe-
A. Haley is 3hG inventor Of new new system By
Of Rs rne SSs active
ally proposed at tho recent convention Of the Me-
miums to wOrSnen performing certain task in
less thsn specified time. There Is no doubt but
that the system will he introduced and thus the
wage slaves will compete with each other in over
/ working themselves 10 earn few pennies per
day. Tho competitive system develops its beauties
more and moro as we ars going along.
The former Advance Association of Bookbinders.
X. of L., who recently withdrew from the order,
hindc-s' Union Of North America yesterday.
There are nine new names on the roll, Arrange
ments of maes-rnerting made for next
month. n reported also that tho Brooklyn
Rpol hinhcrs' Assembly 80. 1915 had Joined the
Int irrational Uuiou. Two new unions have been
chartered In this city daring the last four weeks.
After ug. the initiation fee will be raised from
81 10 ~.
The principal questions agreed upon at yester-
day. session Of the haChnists' Convention were;
The secretary treasurer to be elected will act as
national OrRsuiLOr until the executive board may
decide othcrwiss; there is to be bat one labor bu-
reAu in every city where tha union Is repressnted
the union Joins tho American fe eration of Labor
IL deprerltes discrimination agGinCt coored men;
1t establishes emergency fund.- recon-
mends political action to all local un;
ions advocates III, People as its official
American federation of Labor, and declares that
the present social System must he replaced by uni
vcrsal cooperation. motion to elect permanent
president was voted down, Delegate Shea, of Roch-
ester, being the only voting for IL. This morn
ing the discussion of the constitution resumed.
banquet will be given the delegates this evening
| at 30 East Fourth street.
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