The evening world., 1891-11-17
FROM TIE WORLD OF LABOR.

Hsipers Il Il pfs1sSt 81 W az s.i w..s Forty..s
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The annual bali OF tho Mill~right, and Miiers'
Rooms, 2S Avenue A, on Jan. 2.
Carpenters Union No, 5l3 will have its third an
nual 6ali At Clarendon Hall nett Saturday evening
Butehers' Union No: has elected a: sehr.mp
Wilhelmy Recording Secretary
Bakers Union No. 80 has elected Frederick
tiacker presidcnt Joseph Gunkel. Vice Pre,id-nt;
Trustee.
The wesycrs of Wright Smith. silk mill In Patcr-
wages, Ranging ar from n 10 U 20 Ssr cent in
The carpenters Of Englewood, N j., are making
prePara,iYns for a mass. .neetlps, at which J r
speakers.
R. y. ohlwi. has been elected delegate TO the
gressivc Union No. y.
The Franklin Association OF Prcssmen, X. of L..
held :. sp jS1 M annual bal" to ''
"A shortiyed strike occurred at the cigar shop Of
H. II II M.er, & 4 Co., ia Murray - street, yesterday;
agreed upon last year.
Mr.. N. Morse, Secretary Treasurer Of the Inter
m.s9n", % M.shns,s unUn; has ~ made , srsas.E.
Paterson and Newark, N. j.
The Trustees of the Defense Fund of the building
Trades Section OF the Central Labor Union viii
Treasurer is to be elected for the fund.
Typographical Union No % has elected Edward
sn2 %s c @
Jersey to be held at Newark on Nov. ~.
The railroads, foreign and domestic syndieA,ss
belongs to the peops Of these United States, and
l,O24, 700 farmers are renters.
Local Assembly, T;Gg;. n Of L.: Psps, CATER
trade The Assembly Is also about to organize the
girls employed as folders, stitchers and gahorers
The Trades Assembly of Minneapolis has adopted
resO utions denuGncing the Capitol Commission OF
Minnesota for recommending that the stone for the
Hset' sises building OF that state be by con-
Todd. Sullivan 4 Baldwin have notified the sscrc-
nty OF ne United Clothing Cnt,cru' Union that
they would hereafter employ men from that organi-
application to work for the firm.
One of the striking eigAr.mAkers Of Herman
und.rssOo bail Yesterday to keep the peace Tor
disturbance in front OF the shop.
nanSra sao a 'rhs AZ
they had contracts, have agreed not only to resume
strike. -
The capita ,stic system which fosters inonopoics
and millionaire while 1t panpcrsss the pro iucers
is but remnant u harbarism and dol p, lam. and
1t must be removed Il life, liberty aud tho pursuit
OF happiness arc to bc preserved to the sority Of
mankind.
George Habedank and August Zimmerman have
Union % The @skiDs Dsloss.s was instrusiSd Inst to
ap y hS OF ths s e
out being entitled to them.
Ms;srs. Russell. Bushner and Fink were elected
to ne menbsra sss for yoriins ib before No.
The walking delegate was instructed to inspect
morning.
waking Delegate Met.ser. Of the House Paint.
Board Of %.lins Delegates that p.in,ars IN .
we're employed ON the jobs Of Boss shapiro, AT 79
Bayard streets, and II was resolved to order. all
building trades men 70 strike ON those jobs unless
time.
Bakers' Union No. 93 has requested the E1ecu-
tive BGfrd f,rd OF the JPurneymsn Baksrs intsTns. r
III ssss Ii T:s;s S s:.
Of the local L Joint M Ehesutive Board the assurance
ss S.g .nS q. Ss n
soinded.
The theatre strike bs, msterialiIed and the mem:
AZ the Peoples Theatre. but Manager Gilmore, Of
Born. % And he T had to hustle very hard to prs1ent
T ssns ON Ss
clans suocseded in getting an advance Of 50 csnts
| per evening.
The supreme Council of the eNationa al Farmers'Al-
lance and Industrial Union convened At lndianap-
oily this morning, o. The members we're wssemed pm In
W; Force, Pres ident Of the Indiana F.rmers'
AaSss All to + d,%.n
SIss.s The session on viii probably close Tas.a.S
There are 800 600 children e work in the mills
cent :. while the number q grown workers incrsssd
T. os, 9s f as who'll
Children in shs % eosi f mine. NINE Of %
Der in New York State is over iSo. oGo. ''' ''''
ns hs wsSny * es p.S
pe.ranse on Dec ]. tn. society formed to bring
THE terrible despctlsm Of the ear. which mani
fists itself by s,ery kind Of soes political and re.
numbsrs. Under The pressure S Of eesnomio eond I.
Of the working class TO utilize these forces
In the international strife Of the proletariIt for
| American press"
Too mani. boycotts at ono time are mostly inef-
Ih. BY .6
Treasurer Of the Prstrel Bakers Ipternst ionsl
S
in which it was shown that his vito had purchased
hsss%Sis 10: s.S7s is' tiIlin: heller siis |:
stsiy. sshanhsnnss's .eti,ity In the getting up
this ast,on Of s his ea.mies .bortiSs lie has now
| job JanitOr In the station house"
About Is, 900 persons are employed In the book
binding industry Of this city. Several years ago
| about 3, 900 of them. mon and women, were or
| gAniIed under ID. A. $50, X. OIL Since then the
| organization went down, some Of the local assem-
bies Withdrawing to join an open organization and
sas sS Is ci he Ta.S e. s Of
America, called . mass-mecting At 9S Forsyth
street, which took place yesterday evening It was
that only through harmony and a strong organi1a-
| After speeches by Thco. r.. Cuno, George X.
Lloyd, Daniel DE Leon and others a large number
| Of those present, many Of whom had formerly been
to the SECRETARY promising TO join again The
| day evening at 475 Pearl street.
Fred Turner, the Ipslled Secretary Treasurer
| of the KniRhts Of Labor, whose accounts have
been overhAnled by the General Assembly ow In
| session In Toledo, replies to the charges made
| against him by stating that General Master work
| man Powderly In 1885 bought house in scranton,
| paying for the same from the funds of the Order,
| Messrs. Hayes and Bailey, then mcmbers of o
General Executive Hoard. signing tho order to
| Turner for the transfer Of the money to Mr..
Powdsrly, who WAS 70 refund Il after his salary had
been raised to -, 900 per snnum, Turner, to sub
stsntiats his assertions. publishes letters frcta
| Powderly showing that the latter dem nanded tho
money to pay on the mortgages on his house, also
| cAutoning Turner not to l-t Tom " Barry know
| anything about 1t. Mr. Barry, Who was also q
| member OF the General Executive Board and who