The evening world., 1891-04-18
FROM THE WORLD or LABOR.

Jousl'ers' Union No. has gained ton now mem.
bers this week.
ono OF the most potent weapons OF labor orGAn.
eaton u tho Union lIbo.
rho KuntE brewing Company ,ISncd the annual
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Eleventh snniyor"rs Of the Worta.n's Free
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rhn inhor organs Estons OF Oneida. N ". have
Induced TIC clothing celrrs ut that city TO refrain
from g lung. or hu,iny, koeaeStor goods.
once bs' r. May AZ IN. Labor LS ceam. 70 lsast
Fourth strost, this evening.
basois' N .fs-mcctinl will takr place tn.niait At
BenneoS's Hail. SAC lhTi street. J.rpey C,t,.
TIE National .recutivc Board ~ tn Jburrrytnen
Bro"ors Iniol la. granted chactcr 20 a new local
union organized Al Fort wayne, Ind,
For the striking cloa~masSie FaG, ,werc Ne ycrcl
mittee. 20 Fast Fourth stteet.
Tn" Broosyn Workmon's Dramatic Club will give
an entorI rluunent tomorrow oyounv at tho BROOK.
lyn Labor LyCcum.
The soc,l,st, ,2i the Nineteenth Assembly bis.
oAlior. Messrs. sehaderS ami Rosskopf were elected
aut, tors.
This Trenton brick manufacturers have oTsIoi n
comptom,,o to their Sttiking wurkinon by making
s. 30.
An ludustrltl state Federation has been organ.
lied n the State % Washington. i. W. Arrow
T,mi h was e!eet'd Precidsnt. AMI ", \. Gusung,
Seattle, Secretary Treasurer.
i, Upon request Of the Union il Framsrs' unton,
"a WsSr 1 % nj. n now GnSnx m
Union hill is employing "scab" trainers.
Tho quarterly financial report OF General s,crs.
unions q. the Joutneymsn Bakers International
Cnon. The r"r-ipts at tue general ofieo Tor dues
4; V. PHwderiy calls upon the Knights of sbor
In PennsylyAniI t. demand Constitutional Con
y.nt3n by which tho constitution Of that state
may be so amended as To suSuto a ssu-,Dls ballot
reto' M law.
The Clark o. n, T. thread concern hiss promised
to re nstate MI ut tts striking apinnets with tow
cxoel ttuns. WITHIN two months whtn its mil No 5
will be raopened, which had to be nlosod on account
OF the boycott.
from labor organ ;atons viii be held at 1927 nee md
avenue to eonsider Ways and means to establish II
Labor l.yoeum IN NorkNille.
"Thc rOiRn people are eralAved and the
nation bankrupt IN ,oonntri 81 boundless ro
the puhuc conscience slulnb-r rcyer aud ignorance
ever remain she victim OF inJh,teo and cupidly -
NtNiuh S'U.
There may br surface road strike in Trenton,
\. j., us the management ot ths Guy Railway and
nouncots reduction OF 81 cents per day to couGuc.
tors and drivers ana oi 80 cents TO ttableinGn.
The receipts At the general office Of the Gormap-
h1S ana .ns pHs 70
Tho movement for higher soHie ot wGges initiated
In THIS city will 20 tnrolgn tne wholS C1uatry.
Federal Iapnr Union No. Z, 2Sl, composed OF
Brooklyn GLACIERS. who meet at i2G Gates svenue,
r:c wed its, chatter from the American Federation
President II. j. Bsnnett. Nicc-Prcsident, A. Can
tor, secretary.
ITO insure tho psrpetuity Of the local labor
unions tn" rank aud ie composing them must all
take comm - intsro.t Hu.t equally b.sr tho hur
den-. and with honest heafts anu wiling hAuds
buckle nrmJr and do bate IN the endless
i-dustrihl conflict between labor aud capital. H.
Ldedrd Il. DIIitu
National Trade Assembly 80. comp ,sed Of book
binders has elected theBe nhcers; Hugh Roy, Mas
ter workman, lheoAorr NJ tch. Secretary: Treas
Executive Council. he Office Of the District Is lO
| Gated at ~ RivDgton street.
The Soc isI,st chocl tor tho kpEli'h language had
| q surplus Of 1910 during the Winter season. The
FOLLOWING officers hive boon elected: n. Flaeshol,
nSnx sa r. H. MSa Rssofsa m
| retary C.aries tract, Treasurer; Ne srs Grub
| rzer aud HeinemHun, ArditorS.
| The National Executive Committee of the Social.
St abor party has requested the sections through
out the county to vote upon The question whether
octoU"r at It. LOUIS Ind iananohs or Cleveland; ;
| the International Congress at Brussels.
The differences of Engineers Union No. with
Dechtsfs Brewery have been settled. Ihs Union
VS. srsns @ sa d .9s
been son, 90 the onEnesrs' and nacbnists clubs OF
70 x:
was referred to the Central Labor Federation. on
held.
General Secretary John n. Lannon. Of the Tsilors'
Union Of Anerioa. has been vsry sick tor the last
assessment ntendsi to deirsy ,6s cost of tho dss.
eaopon ns ps sSe dses.s. nSs from % ss
fund being defeated uya vote Of the members
Hence each Of the local unions has TO pay TOR III
unions have secured higher wages. Chart-rs wer,
| granted to ten new unions last month. This receipts
| were 80. yIl. 05; tho expenditures amounted u
| S4.yi7.l2.
| Henry Fergsr. Adolph Guuas and Anthony Smith
appeared before Judge Truax In the Superior Court
san SsERR ter sS n,SnoSn S sn' Ss1
Strasser. OF the lnt-rnRtiona al gar Makers Union
| TO prevent them from deprivinE tue plaintifs o.
their benefits as menbers ot Union No. 81
| were suspended by MIR. Strasser although fol
| several years their dues had been received. In,
| These men are tenement house workers wh'
case to be test tor several thousand others
| Mr. Strasser holds that the CigarmAk ers
Union label guarantees that none of the uIion mHm
bers make tenement house cigars. his decision wa
| constitutional. while the plaintiffs OF th,
opinion that, as long as their dues had been taken
| ths Union had no night to suspend tnem and that
MIR. SrAsssr took that step Ouly in order to restrict
the gIowth OF Union No. %. whose radical tend
! encies he is said to fear.