The evening world., 1891-12-04
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Tailors Protective and. Benevolent Union is dead.
The Grand Lodge Of the Piano. Makers Union has
indorsed the boycott against Valentine Loewer's
beer.
. Phe Executive Board Of the Closkmak-r.' Union
has elected A. Uri as temporary Financial Sccrc-
The delegate. Of the labor organizations in Chi.
csgo to the Convention OF the American ted.ration
Tn sSGF S BI 81 81 IL.
tion.
John Hart has becp elected President Of the
tary.
j, j.. Donnehy, wiinsm Moloy Joseph Swceny
Ind ;S I"s"Th o0Gdy have been EN- dsFs to
national Union BY Brissi.ysrs' Union No. I.
Contse,i9ners' Union No. 7somplAins that mem,
se,,s,s,ns e,, No % nme;. they rs.s!nd their boy
This years wheat crop is estimated at $50 Q0o, 900
bushel. This is eight and two.thirds bushels for
yet there are thons.nds starving Because they can.
not x,t anything ~ eat II ought to be possible TO
Machine Wood wor riers' rnion No. ss, j. Platt;
the Executive Committee.
Becr- Drivers Union No. 25 has returned it's char
ho tSs
instrnc!edto to protest against the boycott against
ioeWerh brewery as beihR unjust.
Branch 2, of the Upholstcrcrs' Union, held sue
ccs,inl mass ss-meetinS at which IT was resolved to
organize the shops In the lover psrt,9 The city.
George Guntncr and several others.
United Engineers Union No. has promised to
fight against Loewsr brewery, and si0 we're given
10 the locked.out men. On Dec IL new officers
will be elected,
the latter viii no longer nndcrb,d tho painters A
| mrs haV aIv. y fnrN hon hut ha
painters will help them to So 90 for eight hours.
The p,Sssm.1 ssclonsns to the Knshs Q, E.sSr
sp Gn a sns. @es' sS md
and they charge tho members Of the open union
one Of these old and internscino ausrrsis between
knights and Ira ies Unionists,
Branch 6. United Machipsts, is greatly excited
brooklyn. mass meeting has boen called for
Dee 70 e" e.hoiaer praposi,oa, tic r., .G demand nine
In honor to the Polish patriot martyr, Ludwig
warynski, the Polish branch Of the Socialist Labor
. memorial service at Bohcmian Hall, 5a3 Fifth
street, tomorrow evening, There viii be speeches
In English, German, Polish and Russian.
Although numbering less than one-htteenth Of
United states do one thrd .f ali mining u one ro
fourth of the manufacturing of the world, one
fifth of its agriculture and amsbls capt. taii.ts
own one--'xth of all wealth produced by mankind.
Brewers Unions Of New York and brooklyn hss
been reorsan,ned, The sum Of s293. % Is to be
Board: S297 owl ing for taxes and assessments s
from several unions since June last.
EI Foreman p. j. Hunt, 40 South Fifth street,
some workmen OF the Central Lard Company who
n. @ esss g
| because they demanded an advance of 90 cents per
| day.
The question whether or not it be more prac.
ticsble to demand weekly wages instead Of working
by the piece win be considered by the United
January. The members. working in Brooilyn were
ordered to join the Brooklyn branch.
ON M S0 shop u oGs.;
Lancaster pS o whose es1Rssi "f g.,nin.
Ing in from ali over the country, in order to m.He
| beginning to raise the standard OF cigar AkinR
Tor bo., to
| pay starvation wages.
". Fo. .mgsIti1s Custom Taller Ad9Rh PSlIsct ala
ss aTre'tsa md he h,d ,S gre
| as he says that tAilors earn more money, proper
,ionstts;y S S the Gsmsn capital than in the me-
| Typographical Union No. 274 has removed It's
headquarters from 25 East Fourth street to IS Of
that same street account of the boycott against
the DELEGATES to the Printing Trades Council;
rS, the pisfSn5rs strnf.s an assessment Of 10
The Waters Society Humanity celebrated the
init,atIcn Of 1 y. one hand,edth member By ban
sH.sFS w.s Ju ss Il
HerIbers,, d. Ro,enthal. DR., W. Dorfm.n and
Quartet rendered several songs.
Th. luxury 9i .he;c days |: ,b.:phsmy Of GSa
ssTn.d in tWel'emonth BY the vhi,e.fsesd woman m
who at starvation wages made the garments Of th.
Fissm. on the isst.i board cost more NOR than two
hundred fH%iiss in novels Of that same city spe nd
'HISs Sns %.G "S'sS ia'
new local union was chartered BY the Journey
men Bakers Union last week at Manchester. N II
receiving No l3s, General Secretary DeAbar LEFT
Tor Birmingham. Ala. yesterday TO represent his
federation Of Labor, lie will also visit Memphis,
New Orleans, Snyannah and other cities TO organize
were ss4s 20 last st woex '' Wv 0''''
After Us the DeIugs" At the end Of the
na @ 81
against the swelling tide 9fl triumphant democracy,
peseeahle revolution. And today the supporters
OF & well know bm th.f their reign u sp
lessons from history their motto. too, is Aftei
Us the Deluge."
The walters unions Of this city contemplate pub
assistants from saloons whose proprstors pay
them eommssion from the money spent by thu
unemployed walters patroniLing such saloons
The number Of walters at present Is f. TOO large
e poyed I a.tsr" rom IE Earope and slso beesuss io
trade.
Union No. have OF late been coinnslied to vori
ayer.ime At = certain factory ip williamsburg
continued. Al smother shop sosbs hsve beer
employed. The Walking Delegate was instructed
to visit these shops to-day. At tho next regula
meeting Of the Union, National Secretary kocneI
will deliver lecture.
The police OF Blu enos Ayres some time ago pro
hDi ted the distribution Of hAndbills and circnAr
containinR the terms OF - Socialism and " Pro
stariat," as being apt to disturb the public peace
The labor organizations of tho city, whose member
are mosty Sosisiists. engaged counsel to compc
the Chief OF Police to show cause why his orde
should not be reversed. 1t involved violation
the Constitution Of the Argentine Republic Tn
matter 10 still pending, the courts apparently sid
| ing with tho police,
After many adiournmentS the Printing Trades