The evening world., 1891-08-29
gagged who did not belong to the Union They were
discharged and work was resumed

gagged who did not belong to the Union They were
discharged and work was resumed.
The Granite Cutters Union Of this city has
adopted reto!utions demanding that the conyiots
granite-cuttInE.
William MAoNair. secretary Of d. A 40. Of X.
Il has gpPe 20 MHnS h 70 assist the officers Of the
fight against number Of scAb bosses.
The PostmAst err General Of Germany has ordered
the dismissal of all clerks and telegraph operators
who refuse to withdraw from their National organ
iZation.
Labor Day. Forty-eight organizations have an
Of the 81. Louis Labor and Trades Connsi -N'''''
During the past year the Brotherhood OF Ma
chinery Moulders has paid S5,gp4.0l for sick and
death benefits. The receipts last month were
S6O5.sSc. AHD '"' running 'A''"''' Ai'"H''' "
The new oSS Of he EurptnrS wSEFsr' TrSn
rstGry; N HerEman. TreasGreri Chris oftwsin,
Paul Ehrmann, X. GeulinH, J. PAly, Trustees.
and Kiip.triof are on. strike because union wages
have not been paid Of late. They received -. 30,
while the union rates are from ~. Is to 80.
II every man and woman were free from false mo-
tives and blind party zeal. Shyiock would rtsTve
unless he went to work like decent people When
will lAboring men learn wisdom from their suffer
InRsf
The Executive Committee of Bartenders' Local
Onion No. reports that contrsctg for the Winter
entertainment halls aud bathrooms.
The coat operators Of Moses DerkinEar, 1O6 At
10 1n srns PSss
The clothing cutters of Brooklyn sent $40 for the
stTikf fund yesterday.
Upon motion by Ernest Bohm. the Convention Of
yesterday TO recommend TO all Its loca Ions 20
their respective cities.
A meeting OF metAl-worksrs in Grntz, Austria,
Was broken up Dy We police upon ths ground that
The ChAiTmAn protested, but the police captain
threatened to run him through with his sword
wa,ters,,, Union No; resolved Yesterday to
Meisel was elected Marshal, An Invitation TO take
part in forming new central body was tabled /;
also communication from the Peoples Municipal
League.
Tailors Progressive Union No II proposes to
make a demonstration ON Union Square In the in
terest of the striking coat operators aud cloak.
maters IL was report cd ihat the bosses are hGht-
Ia about to break mp.
Resolutions against the repeated violations Of the
Contract Labor Importation law have been adopted
A mEss-moeting TO furt her dsnOunce the immigrant
inspo1tors who are neelseting to do their duty will
be held this evening at ~ Bleecker street.
Secretary Mcclure. Of tho Brotherhood Of Car
penters requests the members Of that organization
to assist In oTsanianE The painter. In their re;
With the PsinteTs' National Secretary, John T,
Elliott, 1914 North Fulton avenue, Baltimore, Md.
The results Of one years labor agitation in Brazil
hours for Government employees, formation 0f a.
cal purposes, with a membership Of about 10, 900
in Rio Jsneiro alo3ei ToTktngmen's bank CO
TSs x$1s@cs 'p aOSf BaSSfbnde h..
f,estsd the W Ws2I2winE onOS5; Wiipm BgsR,Hth
SSSIsify: p,,F E.ussHSr, T5sS'qTST yyolssT.
sssToEso, vitsas and dI Ietsssi, haditor.. "''''
Secretary DelSbSr o. the Bakers, denies that he
Grotch, Of the Booial lists, 1t as California vine
that Mr.. DelAhGT drank when Mr., Crotch saw him,
thinks that he could not very we'll see what Was in
Mr. DelabaI's glass.
Grafton met last night At 3r5 Bowery and com.
peted The STIangomonts for labor Day. Grand
red, white AID blue scarf, while the Assistsnt
aides VII have red and white 6clrfs The last m et.
ing of the Committee will take place noIt Friday
The Williamsburg -Tunyerein has Withdrawn
from IhI b s1HE 1na Farn ir1sI living ~ tAsr
ists aud that they no longer desire to affiliated
tret i " Am n nr ~" ns f"8" oPs Of ths wn
Xsrein A., oT;;JndEs. Charles ESehgT CO! John
and %fEsr 20 obcS S" Esa5i d EiT aee9sod
a. the Executive Board o. The District, by whom
Co. RoChr was rod for hii Acti,n daring the
recent AtlAntio Coast Turner festival Nrssr.,
Gustav" SchWelpeudiCk snd Prank Scubert are
SoriA ists and sLom Col. Rochr believes TO be re-
sFOniSo tor the yntH ~ csnsurc given him
foliOsiug rrHG .uti0Us yesterday cVrrinR'
WLsrsas, II IA ryident that trc ter bio disaster
on Park p!aHu uh,ah cost tho lives u oser sixty
human beings caused hy the greed uf the
mopst'r HhO owned the building; uy the slave
holder, who Owned The mach,ncs tliNt bore dos n
the blild.nE, and hy the criminals who, hy the
yir Of their bdnE poiti IhHs, held tho positions
OF huildihg inspectors g'd thsir sspgri1rs and
Whcrsat, Such cpl litipn " aHAirv g. possible
ony under tho present capitalists system Of spol-
alton Of wage lhsuI.
Rs,oissd, Bythc member Of the Erce'sor Labor
CUB, that We rAl' uru1 The whgp-WUT Fra Of tnis
. citv y assert th'ig manhood by bandiLg tor,tucr
q, tn ga iu 1856 10 drive 04t the political and
30 TAI CrUiuAlt from the places where they can rpb
au2 inUr eT f"agoloz- Nsi hari-, Crk ing mRn,
women I'd children HLd trst ~ shall uOt re I in
cur agitation to sCcpn plsh our o. ect uuti. Sryg
York City Had with her tae ontir, tni'Hi Stats.,
has been liberated nom the gapitali tic slave
holders.
llECIEt WCUCES.