The evening world., 1891-06-20
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

W; B. Prescott. the newly elected Pros.dsat ot
Of Labor.
T, u. IhGrire has been sent 70 Montana as Or
ghpizor by the General Executive Board OF the
knights Of Labor.
"A wealthy, industrious nation loves the peace;
t""ScIii,sp. ii war po'V''' '"''A'"' ''''""''
The total contributions received by Treasurer c.
NJ Parker for tho striking Soke'"orkcrs OF Con"
nellsVille, amounted to 90, 5S2. ID.
a X. of l.. Rlee club and dramatic society are
being organized In this city to give entertainments
for agitation purposes.
Ts s Ss GE q IF tho Gfn0Ts T EtcS
in Columbus, o., on June %.
Branch d Of the United Muchinists has returned
tho picnic tickets Of the Williamsburg Framers'
Upion because the picnic is to take place at non
union park.
The contract Of the Journeymen Brewers Union
Huber aud Bohm.
The suspcnder- Makers Union resolved yesterday
causing trouble during It's present strike.
valuable contribution to the literature Of labor
reform is "A Tramp in Society, =" by Robert II Cow
President IN 1898.
ThrCentral Labor Union Of Yonkers will have
az ts Su 70 sntEsI
Federation.
ouarrymcn's Local Union No. A. has elected
Prcsident j. p. Gehling Secretary; Andrew Lond-
berg Treasurer Herman johnson, Doorkeeper.
woodvoEksrs' fsternntiSnai Union, which has as
present thirty nine ocs nriops made It's appear
with capital Of si06, 900 and was formed for the
purpose Of loRuing money to workinen on security
at the rate Of per cent per month.
A number of editors of the labor and farmers
pHpcrs have had a conference az kokoma, Ind; re-
solving to organize National Reform Press Asso-
citation.
Tho neey officers Of Section Of Bakers, Union No.
10 are Frederick KpessnST CerrespondirS sesre-
wssnoT SG" Finnnciai SsSTetars Ffedersk KoeliiSh.
Treasurer; Charles Pyreth. Sergeant alarms.
Organizer r. NJ. Gruolle, of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. Is at present in Indiana He reports
that new local unions are being organized at the
Fridcr2 Bertoli telegraphs from Detroit that
forty Italian stone cutters sent there from this city
and thus the losses we're forced TO concede the de.
mAnds cf the Stonccutter's Union.
Following an old custom, the Qnsen Of Holland
layers Union of Amsterdam. Her father and other
prePecessors also were honorary members of differ
ent labor organizations.
The general office Of the Lasters Protective
Union of America has heep removed from Lynn
rue. it is proposed to establish a lecture bureau
country.
Local Assembly 1924, x. of L.. shirt workers,
has ELECTED F, w, Campbell, Master Workman;
Cohen, ,StGtistciSI Messrs;, Cohen, Maqdell,
Mayer, Wolf and Mcdowell Executive Board.
E?-ineers Union No. has fined the engineers
rt FeEenspan's Brewery 81 each for working with
The delegates to the Central Labor Federation viii
receive compensation in the future.
IN mTypGGEschcal Enio NJ 274 h4; been successful
, Hoehcablnu the proprietor agreeing TO pay union
wages. The boycott was raised this morning.
OF the a. strikes in England last year in which
1 S Gsps partly h4 saeessa S 9Sf Isfe SSc
and % were undecided. The average duration Of
these strikes was eighteen days.
The Fthmers Union desires to thank all labor or
glurations for their cordial assistance during the
for amsor TO Tie Tmon yesterSsy but tpRSS aSS
had to tie rejected for being incompetent at their
General Master Workman Powderly calls upon
the Knithts of Labor of Pennsylvania to send their
Ordcr In tSat State, less than HI 900 having been
collected for the maintenance of that important
Committee.
Convontion at Portland Ore, last week resolving
to ehargs uniform initation fee Of s5: An assess;
tate for the abolition Of night work.
The New York Section of the Socialist Labor
party will probably appoint a salaried organizer
who, at the Same time, is to act as the business
cissrmAkers tho Central Committee has given $40.
4 naturalization bureau is to be opened at ITO
Essex street.
Several members of the Brooklyn branch Of the
House Painters, Union have been summoned before
the EIeentiye ~ Bosrd TO- answer charges Of having
initiation fee will be discussed.
Retailers, middlemen, contractors, speculators,
bankers, usurers, landlords, real-estate shsrps
and other unproductive elements will find no place
IN the cooperative commo nwenth to be establshed
istio despotism.
Carpenters Union No. lO9 has elected the follow
scott PTssidsnt H. Nswfsid, iS Fnsncisl % ssoe
EHsTS EEeHtsFS A j StnerE Resordtng Secretary Edward
Newbill, j. MniiiGSn, Trustees, ''
strike fund To that eeet the dues S' have been
raised iive cents per week. Committees were APP
81 shops, The strikers at L, Kempes shop SSs WE'RE
paid their benefit for two weeks.
,hS EsapsSt o5 III a. 224 X Of Ii
ties Of the city aud state Of New York TO Appro-
discuss public questions estabiish % a6or S eIchsnsS
and furnish meeting rooms for labor and other or
CARNATIONS.
impossible IN Switzerland. where every citizen s
member of the militia having his rifle and ammuui-
mems and other armed bodies intended for
institutions dangerous to the liberty of any Re-
public.
Lahorers' Union No. has elected the following
Secretary. Jacob schuer,, Recording Secretary;
EesPst: Gnstnye Biscrnto, VIM wsditsqha, Fred.
meier Michael Bush and George Diehl, trustees.
ns Brewer +, ASfGH BSsss Of 81 81 bhVaas hSs
sivs him 3 good character as an cmpioyer. fhs
Bishop replied in a complimentary letter that he
SS%a %H' Who bad done o' 'fsi Bpsss
AID for the House Of the Gqcd shsD6sI
h9 refused TO employ FnIc1 men, and tina, The
Bnsch's beer throughout the United States.