The evening world., 1891-05-16
FROM THE WORLD Of LABOR.


tributed $40 to the strike fund Of the Housesmiths
Union.
Painters Union No. ia. of Psssaic City, N. j.,
will hold it's annual picnic on June II st Clifton
Grove.
The Brrckbaudlcr.' Union has decided to with
draw from the American Federation OF Labor. &c
Join the X. OF l..
The New York Socialists will make an excursion
to Grnssmere Park. staten Island, tomorrow after.
noon.
Fiom eight local assemblies. ID. A. lo2, X of L.,
last siI months.
The legislative fund collected by the knights o
Labor OF PennsylvEniA amounts At present 10 es5l
On Thursday. MAY %, an anti.povrrty picnic will
he held at Jones Wood. when Dr. McGlynn will
deliver an address.
' believe the country is aroused to such an eI.
tent that the forces Of labor will not be satisfied
with isse promses!"-Robsrt H. CoTdr,v
The Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Union pays slI
per week to its mernbss. who strike assist
| The housssmiths gaining eight hours.
The pndrrtasers' Association Of Jersey City hai
granted the demAnds OF the striking coach driver
and promised to employ none but union msp.
Stoneou utters should kesp away from Louisville
Nashville. Milwaukee, Richmond. Ind. and In
dianapolis. as their fellow -workmen either on
strike or locked out at these places.
Frank Khalngold. the cloRkmaker, was sent Ia
Sing sing pis.n yesterday. hi,S Iades. ruroh,n.
charged, having given 81. coo bau each.
This state Convention of the socalistio Labor
party will be opened at Cecea Hall. ~ Alexander
strsst. Albany at p. n. to-day. About ten Sec
tions will be represented.
Toe members OF the local Brewers Unions are
Franesso brewers s Who seeded ss%s tima .so Tna
result Of the vote must be sent to the general Office
before Tuesday next.
ceiyed word from CINCINNATI that OF their mem
bers. Julius Flespart. had been found dead In the
dered.
An entertainment for the benefit Of the striking
90 coke % WORKER: a,ranSed By tho willansbuTs section
Montrose avenue tomorrow evening.
Carpenters, Union No. has elected X. II. Over
". Gibbs. Recording seerStafy j. nf Casey. F,nan m
Gal secretary: W. Whitman, Treasurer +.
$sGs%'i F. oGneSfSs g. w. 2
Stonemasons' International Union No. 4 hA,
ssieote,: A. Schr9der. Presli Thomas Hayward.
spending Secretary N. Attlsson, -FInancinl secro
Try Charles Moline. Treasurer James Aud. VIM
II District Assembly 40 keeps on increasing at tn,
rate It vii ,oon be back 60 its olmsI in 1850
say that the district has gained about 8. 0UU mem
hers during the last three months.
g. Brunne has betn eIeetsh Secretary Of tn,
party. On May ~ the SECTION Vii mold publ,
meeting 10 discuss the subject: "How the apr
men like Doggy"
Jourpeymcn Brewe's' Union No. has elected th.
following new otiicars: Niiliam pst President
Secretary, Fred Martin, Recording and Correspond
ing Secretary Chris stickei, Treasurer; l.: Werner
Chris Stloksl. FnAncs Commit; 90. Tao imitation
lee for th3se who never belonged to any union wa,
raised to 80.
The sqnabbie of long standing between Local As
sembly 27G0 with ID. 4. NO. and l.. A. 6tsl, X.
of H., IN regard TO the boycott against sAmus
Sternberger o., has bean investigate by A. W,
Wright of the Executive board Of the X. OF L.. snt
Mr. Wright has come to ths conclusion that III,
hoyooit should he lifted. as 1t has not been shown
that the hrm discTirnnstsi against union men and
tho demand that the CARER OF l., A. 1850 be re-
yok-d Mr.. WTlKht recommends 10 reject, as he be-
iieVes that the assembly acted IN good faith,
The Journal OF hs Knighfs or Labor this week In
beng built in all large cities oi this country Ani
the militia Is placed upon more wAriike foot
a general feeling among the working people that
tns socitl revolution Is approaching fast "Ot TIN,
MT peacefully thsn otherwise. the present indus.
trial system must he 0yerthrown. The continuAnc
OF free inst utIOns and the welfare OF the itse
demand it,"
the iHlOr,' Union OF AWerca growing rap.
IDLY that, important changes OF the constitution
necessity. Gnd sugresIions 10 that sflecJ
snoaiI be made now. IN order to pre-
sent them to the coming annual convention.
uuIun was 50. $40 TO- and si rs. .S6 we're expended
Ihs annual asses mspt Of 90 cents must he PAID he
tore june 30. the election Of delegates to the Con
ysnton must also take place previous to that dIts.
The four eApmAkers who were GnArged with - sI.
tortion" by Boss Mark DAVIS. l5g Greene street.
Court by JudGe Meade. 1here were at least l. 900
cApmEkers CROW tie courtroom aud the streets
IN The neEhborhood, che"ring sh.n the decision Of
accused were: julius Menke, hbrHm Simon.
GustaVa RosenAn. and Jacob Blum, Their
Union had compelled Davis to pay me of elOJ for
causing his men n strike, aud he alleged that
threats had been uscd. Hut this he could not prove
mass-meetinR OF tue eAp-InAktTs take place At
1913 Bowery this evening, to discuss this situation Of
their strike, the bosses having made the proposition
to open their shops upon certain conditions.