The evening world., 1891-08-12
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

$500, 900 in It's treasury.
The dumb b. S'!snssion Of the many 70 The dsSpgtio
Local Assembly 5,S45. k. Ill. 70 b. A. 40.
Iron;molders are IN demand AZ many places al
In nearly every foundry
EI.Congressnsn Harrison Kelly, Of Kansas, has
renounGed the Republican party to join the Farm
ers' Alliance.
Chsrlcs Carroll, Of Carrollton, was the richest
man IN America when tho National Constitution
was adopted, lie was worth about $500, 900.
Ef f-Prcsdent Miller of the Electric Wiremen's
new local unions out West.
The union painters. of Boss Dishl are on strike
because their wages have not been paid for over
two weeks.
The Pork Butchcr-' Union Il. boycottinR Boss
their organization.
The labor unions Of spokane Fails. Wash. are
SGiyeott'nSd d al bakeries % wnS,S 'S.ss are % 9m
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Tho entertainment given for the benefit Of Jscebs
| netted over $500.
The boiler-mskers are very busy Just now. with
demand for more labor thai can bo obtained The
Of Industry.
The state Assembly Of the Knishts of Labor, q
own viii ts known 40 ss he KHioM Of ESSor, o. and
| II 10 to bo located at Omaha.
The dsleEstes Of Painters and DecorAtorr' Union
No. 2l3 TO the State Labor Congress OF New Jersey
are Messrr. Bell, Sislry and Doyle
The St Louis Theatrical Rrothcrhoood proposes
To form hNhtionRl organization Of stage employees,
and New York
CIgsrmskcrS' Union No. lI4 has given the union
label to three Manufacturers this week, and seven
now members have been admitted.
In its fight against the Anheuser Bush Brewing
l. has spent 81. .nb5 80 since Jan |, 1891, and II
still has S952 80 In Its treasury
Buttonhole makers in London who operate ma
ohinss receive one penny for one hundred button
holes, aud they cannot make more than 2, 500 per
day; consequently they earn SO pence or 10 cents.
making the United States GovsrnmSnt stop tho
kAwcah cooni'ts cutting trees at AtNclrG mill,
still hope to win their In the United States
Court.
Cigar Makers Union No 90 gained six new
each.
SteSmhtterr falling 60 pay their arrears neht week
will be suspended This strike Of the tin and sheet
iron workers has been tndor,ed 10y the Amortization
= The mutterlnRs Of discomfort, although here
toforS disregsrded, have been universal But, At
expression will Undoubtedly be the grrat slogan Of
the coming Presidential contest. "-9Or. PinHoysr,
/ q OrsgUH
| Unions AgAinGt Heuok'S Opera house hGs resulted
nS nlGtoTy Tor th. On men Ths employee have been
the boycott was lifted by the Central Labor Council
! The piano-mAkera Of SteinwAy & Sons, win have
ths benefit Of their assistance fund neIt Saturday,
At Siyerspring, North Beach, l.. !. There will be
athletic sports, games aud other entertainments.
Private property /. a creature Of society, and
Is subject to the calls Of that society whenever its
necessities shall require IT, even to iti last fArthng;
lite contributions thsrrfore, 10 the public eNigen-
clos Gre the return of obligation previously re-
FrnHIiin
/ The farmers of this country, nlthouEh they had
easy and cheap access 10 the land, are not very
happy, and their present predicamept might lead
them to the oonnluHion that, a. long as the netru
m
labor ''''
Day Committee of the Brooklyn Central labor Fed
Grafton that they VII be- unable tg parade on Labor
but they will furnish a decorated truck for the
/ parade.
tvonty- one now names upon its roll. Basinc-s is
very good and most Of the besses have. recognised
has been yiotirni,ed and the walking delegate WAS
instructed to make an attempt to have him rein
stated.
A number Of labor rrforrners Of New York, Kan
according TO which public libraries for the dlsssmi
sSsr comfy Sr os Of hS Und sa,s S labor
gAnin1tions are reqrerted TO tsko the matter into
mont, Addison, N. Y.
All men who now work for the Brooklyn Eagic rs
compositGrs haye been declared To be "scats" by
Typographical Union No. 9S, who are ou strike for
nine hours Tn. strikers receive al2 per week from
Shs fShdf # h9T uno9 Ths ;b Typo
! The Progressive Musical and the Hebrew Musical
unions are duGrr.llinG over the business" Of tho
Ssn.t q IR RRnaoa Who Hls to sag Sing G for
Segrd yitTi9iinG GEsenbSpma Ehhop IN lanai =,
| To arbitrate the matter.
Central Labor Federation has failed 10 assist them
nsT d y ss ihs f1S hs Sa5
unless energetic steps be taken 70 enforce union
| eectinE a delegate together
engineers and iremen's unions.
The United Hebrew Trades Unions expect TO
have $1,000 men in line on Labor Day They WI
Dentrhl Labor Federation'H parade. The business
of tho central body has Increased 10 such an extent
that henrsiorth two meetinrs wwlll be h'in every
for special and committee bustness,
The tAi'ors Of boss Charles Fried went on strike
yest- rdAy to compel the reinst tcment Of girl who
had refused to do work for ilerIhrrnn Z Mo;Eo-
strikers about 100, have all been placed upon tho
blacklist. aud wherever thcv sSk for work they
tors Grs trynS to get higher prico5 thsmssives
from the warehouse men, but refuse to pay decent
rates to their workmen.
Hoass Painters Union since he became a sloon-
keeper and had non; union hsI fixtures in his place
the Conferences COMMITTEES Of the Painters Unions
The delegates to the Workmen's Defense Associa-
on Labor Day, but make an eycursron to Fort
wSdsworth. For the unsmployed members desir-
prlAted for beer and lunch.
The Tailors' Eational Convention has votod
81, 900 to assist Local Union No. II, in its fight
against unfair bosses. From the reports Gf the
officers It appears that th- rscepts Of tho Nations!
Union sSl, S32 rs last year, while Si3, 72s SO
were expended. and 81, 500. 90 are on hand. nt
l67 strikes, l5l wers won and Of % lookolts ~.
For the strikes Sl4 6S3 were spent. Decisive steps
were taken GEAinst the swsAtinE systsw and all
local un ions are to demand reduction OF hours
national pTice-list was adopted
The Brownsville Branch Of the CloakmAkers'
Union held well Rttsn de meeting yesterday
evening at Liberty Hall, Liberty avenue, near East
New York avenue AZ which the labor question was
discussed by ThsO. T. Cuno, Joseph BGTond sss,
Frank SeubSrt and RoelAnts Cuno, the latter, .
boy of ~ Iteen years speaking in public for the rst
time. The object Of the meeting was to impress
upon the Brownsville CoAkmAkers the necessity Of
maintaining union wages and hours In order 10
prevent reduction Of wages in this cty IL was
resolved to parade with the Brooklyn Central Labor
Federation on Labor Day, and the branch viii also
send delegates TO the regular meetings OF that
body.
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