The evening world., 1891-05-27
FROM THE WORLD Or LABOR

baHony arc Sl 49, per year.
The r.risiTE % housesnith. rooeiyed SEQ from the
flumb.rs' Union yesterday and 800 from the
painters.
Tue Socialist Association, Of the Fifth Assembly
Disrict, has elected II. Roller. financial secretary
ana Wh'inm Rates, treasurer.
,,Th. iIiauon fee OF Pantsrs' Progre4,ive Union
No. IL about To be rNis'd from 81 u $40 or more.
The Granite Cutters National Union has gnined
lb+ mHmbsrH during this lat four weeks; about
thirty OF them arc ltAlians.
Government bnssd upon the interot Of tn, mi
ncrty WI always be In danger OF being overtnrown
by the masses.
Unlon ..ore-outtsrs .rs requested to stay away
from Middle Village, l.. l.. whsrs their feilow-work
mon have disaGrecmsnt With the bosses,
Local Assembly 2,5t5. X. OF l.. oomposod Of
women women Ihlrt operatives, will mike an EXCURSION to
The X. Of T.. Assemblies whose members are work
ing At he shrt industry in this city hav. formed a
1000 men aud women.
Brass Workers lpion No. l gave 20 to tho strik-
ing arohoctural iron wotkers .Ierday. All mem
bsrs working a. the HsolA Iron Works have joined
,Scoretary KurrenKnnhe. OF the journey mon
Brewers Union. wno vas very sick man tor several
Allen street.
The architectural iron-worksrs say that their
strike WI be won. Money is coming q ths,n from
tho Brooslyn Labor Iyosum.
when t The masses bssin to think IL shake, the
prevent the iiRht Of knouteIgs from being spresd
annnE the worEers Imprisoned In intellectual DARK
W. Y. Wilkes Secretary of Typographical Union
No 90. has been called to the position OF gins
papers In the South.
CiEArmatsr.' Union No. 20 gained seventeen new
members nsmosT. & this week Teu members hsvs basn
viii hold mass meeting at 1856 Pitt srros:.
Now Is ,h, tnc for local t.ilors to pay
.neir sns ,prSs % ssns, a. rIds goei
levy must he paid on or b .furs June NO.
The iItiaci.l stons M,,ons' Union has Q entrib-
uted Flu 10 the strike 'uud Of the uonworksrs At
their rGu ar meeta< tho rsaspts Tor dues were $50
Two Japsnsse inning engineers. Josush,ro X swai
and .. M,jin,. arr trr yeilIng snoug the co,i mines
minnF methods. which are to be sppiied TO the a..
Veiopnent OF the coal deposits Of JApan.
The man VIII VIII; dsss.ts tbs army before the ~Dsmy
des.rts the cause Of labor, which 10 the cause OF
he should be banished forever trum eantnn,' III,
true and honest men.
Tue House Painters, Union gained eight new
IRON worx"r. The initisi,oa lee was raised 10 u
from from june J.: AZ the Last regular nesting the rs-
II. W. Bliss Co. , of BROOKLYN. whose n,ohini.,.
have been on strike for the last weeks are said
ana. Ths Government. ior Whom shs. \ k'Sn On Eng. S
contracts. will be requested to the Inn pota-
1bs Austrian police have oorRscated the entire
issu: OF NAV Ct Gi"sekaar. otieiAl organ OF the
eohtHInst reports OF the IutsrnatinnrI Miners Con-
sa H. ~ rss, VIZ! sPs,she; IN which t wa. stated
masses 10 rioi And revolution.
Mslehinr Msger hs, hee elected Once Manager
OF ,i tG Union No IN. office is
Union Is located.
The new oius.rs ., c'roenteEs' Union No. 1858 are
prs.idsn'; !; r. Gr,nt. kroording Sec, etiryi T.J.
f%sas %aaS. srsas. W:,S:, v j. hSui
Red, A. Burt, >. BIown, Trustees. W.
l,.. tN...
ss f S. s,pmsssr s T parade thronxh the
m,roa from their headquarters. aS8 Broons street
From thu hebles .. sss iias 70 s'd mass
strikers received slo yesterday. ~"
Local Assembly Q. Ill. X. of l., G!assblo vers
tpe stsub nviie Convention, Timothy HsTs.y. IT 70
John John ferssr, q; buIson, John JONES', @. Kan.
E"arns, John Ro.slsr. ponnis iIryss, Er-d Am.
Stewart. '' Jaw" '-'' ana George
United FuRineers' Union No. i has dia.renes.
vi, Vs'e tine Ioswer's brewery. and = cummitt.-
Ss OR'S% SrI NJ H. ,.s.,
srnt nm tnrss.splnE , letter Ths snsinesrs viii
Federation. --A'''
W. Feyrus and J. Albers have heeu sleotsd mem-
hers q the be Joipt h1scptive Board bJ Bsk-r's
nor who nsve resigned Tue Union PE vii Ia Sppssi
aSHInIt : decision of the B,Arl. as they do not
the local unions represented In the BoNrd.
The National tIscutVo Comnittos of The Social
~ l&hr party has requested the sections in Penn
syNAniA Massachusetts,, New Jersey snd Ton ecti-
cut to hold state conV-ntions aud take Do Itionl
Actinu next FAT. ChArt"Ts wsr- Rr .ntsd last
week to new sections IN Albsny N. Y ConnsIIs-
vile. Pa Bradford, Pa. Newark, n. j.; NorWich
Conn, and Portland. Ore. The roeeipiS az the
commtte" for the Ast two weeks were sass. TO-
Carpenters' Union No 6I3 has voted to e,act a
German speaking WALKING delegate. Ffty-thTe,
members Ave Ossn fined 81 each for falling 10
attend he last special meeting. To tho striking
ron workprs 800 were and GAssAsment of rs
o-nts vii be levied per week long as the strike
AstS.
Lac FuIHsrs' Union comprises at present all sI-
DsrisHccd lOuTueymsn IN that trade. except . few
n' torious seabs" who persist in thor reiusAl to
pin tho Union. AZ tue meeting tWsnty-hys
lsW m-mbers we're enrolled. IL was decided TO IN
.lst upon demanding ths saturday half holiday in
June July and August. All members Wers en- Joined
rom working Tor Boss Cassidy whose men are on
,,rtSe, joint executive board will be formed Of
iei-g tIs. rSprss ,utinE the cutters nGilers and
operators branches OF the Union.
Tho second Hand Clothing Tai ors' Union has |
Q, ned .ie United Hebrew Trades. Toe boyeotI OF
D. A.. -, n OF L., against the Green Oar Lane from
Snd street ferry 10 Forty second street has bssn
nioTsci ths u. n. r. They will also rSnd a NJ p-
sentative to the International LABOR Congress in
Fl uss'i Toe Children jacket MAkors' Union re-
'oIteh 1t 2so Of their members had bsen lock ga
'ut IN New 'rk, Brooklyn and PhilAdelphis. Ths |
iitesrn' branches Ot tbs PAntsmAksrs mons have