The evening world., 1891-06-10
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


"Ths rich always legisaro in their own interest,
and The poor help them to do so. ~. p. Mcdonald
Ihe hnIe. 1fnnars Hnion @ ot o.. Louis proposes
" n''.'', o,N,lN' Tr', ,',D ~ o"' ' .I.,ss, 80
bers 10 work on any iobs where the Trainers are on
strike.
Tbe Ipcuhps Of ,puIIop airian onoo thrown IN frou
the body of the people there will 30 no limits TO i'm
nIovemcnt And nTosreas "
PiO'''nO"' ""u p'OH''
The N.ro5.l oonEEs,s Of the Ns,heEland % Baker,
ts.ou;,ops ia fSSor q universal Beside" the
eiSht-hour Day
way EmPloJees will meet in annual session In Ont
sidered.
Th. o,r sh,,, on.,,,,vo., A.,.r,hIv = n.
viii adopt Tnion label; They are asits,inE for
marked AZ 10 reoosniSs thsm immedint.i1 ~ ."
GSergs BGy1e. has been elected scsrstsFy Of the
dsI R,noo ~ Hha Wn,knsn,s H.nn,sI RsnaM
IsIg d nrApen ot .na ,.d rssnr oeneh'
Tho plutoorAts Of England dare not place a censor
over the labor press Of their country; but they got
the wholesale news agents to refuse handling any
labor papers ,.-,
settling the prevailing differences. For the relief
fund 1920 60 were received this week.
Makers Union No. ia will elect delssn ate. to the
9PnGa COny'ntipn Of oasI Makers. VPiop la
w Gn'oh hhA- ptSS W
their striking oomrades IN thls city yesterday shop
Delegates Hogan. Rhodes and se!iPIt have been
fined for falling to attend to their duties
No friend OF labor capable OF estimating the out
3oE % Hsny mat 'nSTS aIs TaqsS 6sqn
ioT Iabor IN III, eountrN sn impendins eTlsis
n,,.,
Locomotive Fremon 81. 500 were received Last
in a ana Ssms TsrS w INC 70 nd S ns.S
spt ~ sS9. l95. Tb' "'''-'' - 'o
There is oArpenters strike on the ArbueEls flats.
Columbia Heights and Orange street. brooElyni
Jim Winston. The striks was ordered yesterday
"aS SS D','s, ,s nDasS'., D' ..,u,,u,,.
A number Of old GreenbAokers. several knights
the United labor party in Brooklyn have agreed
to hold eo9terenys for the purpose OF dlsensnpg
prime mover in the matter.
Union No % enrolled thirteen y new
asnts Was ieyiej ihe shnns aud dIstriots were or
dsISd q vote upon ths QUESTION Of SondinE dele
s~ ~ ~
, r. 0Ssnrintions snrs s.ii,roS snnIoTaas yor a
msnamoat mo to be sroetsd IN honor 70 The memory pi
who died In washington. Ind. on Nov I. 1890.
The following nominations have been made By Pro-
SSs:,Te RSl1STS U11n I9S%nS HsSsspID,
FSSnS a.rtiSnd % and 4, G. wlSS. TnspsiSf SssIe
fIy Munsm wa MsthElI,s, Treasurer Ed"Ard ho-
A.1t. --n 1850
..ndin, d.isss,s ta ths IntsrnstIonsI Labor Can
gTess AZ Brusses' A candidste who had been pro-
posed was for one year a. he had been work
Ing on strike loo'
E,roa CI.rk,. n N = ,brand IL bo1cottad win.
| lam and RnhsS oi.rk haye 1ithdrnWn from thsir
i.thsr's a I'm and ther own bn.inaSa mas inereassd
20 snrh n aTtsnt th.I thsy ars nou bnIld,n0 laTVa
| factory al PaWcatuf, near Westerly, Conn.
o,tnn III o t =, otr In nj - oI nsrte1s
" ~ ~ a.. t. "o " ~ %SDns,hy III h lie !, ,ri['ns
ci9ST.m.tsra But the TirIs could not do the worK
- 80 80 80: 4, ~, To- ssh.d toh " ~ " "
s s@'o ~
The Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Union has been
having from Ion 10 RiS6 every week to those OF its
members who are on striks to assist the striking iron
workers Al the last REGULAR meeying eT5 were do