The evening world., 1891-07-21
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR,
Picnic q the United Piano Makers to-day ~ the
Union Hill SchuetEen Park.
OF the l, 400, 900 people inhAbiting Chicago lees
than 2h per cent are owners Of real estate.
Mssona and brlcklAy are strike in Patersona
n y Aglinst reduction Of wages from 20 70 40
| cents per hour.
The Railway oniciAls and Employees, Accident
benefit by telegraph.
srst"y q tSs IsSot sbs Day SOn%ttSs
OF the Brooklyn Central Labor Union
The T union psipters Of Br!dsetop, y: u won nine
an advance Of as cents per day.
The Paterson Consolidated Railway Company has
foS HS xss H' X FS.rs Vii p.oSsSy tG%
| strike
AZ expected, the indictments against the Roeh.
| work OF revolutionsts
| Bakers Union No, gb 10 boyeotting Boss Mued,
Messrs. Ehret. Meier and Bendyl have been elected
George W NIoman, Chairman Of the Grievance
Committee Of the Locomotive EnEineers' Brother
ho2i' y taking trip through th. Pacific States to
visit all local unions there and settle disputes,
Lodge No. 1O5 OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
EmEnSSr" n ] meets "a nr;sInt at ths , Horton Build
frst and third SATURDAY Of the month lis Chief is
jackson odell, 1885 Third avenue.
The new officers cf Local Union No. ia Of tho
Master q. < MichsiSseE, Recording Secretary
Thomas IL Huehan, Financial Secretary
.Som In e S r,Sq T. & ss sy 81 hn
been raised sufficiently high to make bread riots
Imminent.
,Locomotive firemen's Local Union No. 962 has
elected these onhcers; David IIeAly, Master John
White Scsrst"Ty Robort y pits, ogllss,1I f'I
! Magazine Agent.
The sighty.ons furnace men Of the New Jersey
| Hink works in Newark, who struck because four
Of ther comrades had been diiohargcd for refusing
| 70 work overtime have rosumed work without hhy-
INK Sccomp iBhod the reinstatement OF the dis
charged men.
New delegates to the Brooklyn Ceptral Labor
Union are william Chalmsr. and Mark Watkins
OF the AmAlYhmHted Carpenters; Ernest Gorling,
Gu,htters and Plumbers Union No. /.
Most Of the trades unions In Australia having OBJ
one half hour after dinner for SMOKING Aud they
every worker in the trade.
Austin Corbin ia at u again. He has discharged
tSs Iona % island R"rasd at MOTIF PAX
they dArod to complain against an obnoxious slave
driver named Thompson.
Joseph Soekel has been elscted Manager Of the
Labor Bureau OF the Journeymsn Pie BAkeTs'
Union. On Aug 10 special meeting will take
place to discuss motion to Join the Bakers Inter.
national Union.
S UnSa So Il EnS
the Journeymen Stone MAsons' Association, of that
city, 70 join the BrcklAyOrs and MAsonS' tntsrnG;
PhilAdelphiA will follow suit this week
These are The new ofhcers Of BSEsrr' Union No
Pst rISn wndan resan1 HiSh9Sr sssqs
JAndorf Treasurer; Jacob Hahn, Manager
bcr' last week New oficers have been cies ted aud
installed To the widow Of one Of the members S26
was contributed by the members Individually.
- The manner in which capitalists make money
T". o. SaS ssnS% &. @ % & unssSnY % n
fesh for, capita ist who fnttens upon the misery
coolies % High rent T means disease and stSrVstioS %
among the tenants. "-Er- Mayor 0raee.
The jews i1 Egypt, before the agitation for the
the iSSoiinT mon of this county are n need oi
great able. honest and universally trusted leader.
ns pTops.y of ASI hS1 oSI SSEnSs S be
the equivalent Of his labor then there is general
prosperity otherwise not
Thg new oofE' e Esr1% py:G
fSSriss Mstho' seniSr; Nicholas Admiral, Junior
William Gilmore and j. II. Center, Bentlnels, and
q. g. Evans, Chaplain.
Bakers Union No, 27 has cloct I'D the following
SaieeTs ,I9sSPh ,, Muir, S PrGSsid2nt; Leo EidinE,
retiry L. Hslhneh ReeoEdinG Secretary; Frank
JOn1. TrsAs9TsT; Frank Gi!6oTt, serseantst Arms
meier, Trustees.
s9uf tsRt ars % GSST TGFS be
sucnessfu aud the militia Of the corporations made
| an ignOminOuH e1nlbltlOn OF ltHeT Whon Arrhyo0
. against the people In arms. Events ars marching
? The T. Executive Board OF the New Jersey Federa.
tiop Of Trade Unions, cSmposed Of J Melon
G. Seal, met At $50 sprinEfsld SSsnu", Ne%ssf,
snd prePSrsd thfr A., pnansiiI s1d 0,hs.
The Trades and Labor Assembly of Chicseo has
pronounced againAt Sam Ci"mpersa as candidate foI
tion OF Labor MIR. Gompers is In Office for eight
tsEms and i Is 70 be ITopOsed TO sms1S ID the Con
! eau be reelected only three times.
The, American workmep,s Defense Association
to RSvs HSt one as ssI
I NoyemheT i, IN oommeinorstion of the execution
ths have had their OWN memorial doSSSn SSHr
, strAtion, and the Anarchists acted likewise.
The new officers of Bakers Union No. 9s are; +.
dent; H. wohle6, Recording SecTstary; q. Rohn-
brshi oorrs.ponaS'nS Secretary M Bale Finan'
H;5a. s9S sShFGsSG sSG
, to the Joint Executive Board.
The PasSrSiS Trades Trade, assembly hs. elected ".
Holt hliT Trsssarsr, ore SsPssi Page, 4I%s
BELL F + Ti,,,d THR aSHdieT, B. hSS7a6O5g, j. F.
sspI"f! !ss MsDsnstS siS T. Van fG% aoatsa,
Et. NEfs,s kot.
The condition Of 70 per cent. Of the bakeries in
large cities is such that Z oar sanitary authori
bosses compelled to make improN ements long ago
There is but remedy for securing the public and
power Of organized laSor But as yet thrssfourths
Of the bakers are not In the Union.
The statistical bureau OF New Jersey reports that
Al9 flrms in that State have bean abandoned by
their propretoTs, and that only in few the
, farmers ruin was caused by their mism rage.
! | ineut The majority were ruined by the compsti.
tOn of the large farms whose owners had favorable
contracts with he railroads and worked their farms
with machinery. Therefrom these farmers may
learn that railroads aud machinery should belong
To the people.
While the number Of children visiting the public
schools In Southern States has increased duTnR
the last ton years more rapidly than thu popllA.
tion, the population Of Northern States increased
more rapidly than the number of school children.
In New YORK the increase Of population was Is per
cent and that Of school children only | SO peI
cent and Ia Indiana the increase Of population
was 10 per cent, while the number Of pupils
show ed even decrease. These figures mean that
in our industrial regions tho children sent "
the factory instead Of to tho schools.
A mass meeting called by the United American
Hebrew Patriots took place last night at lGb East
Broadway. Adam Rosenberg, DR. A. Weiss,
Coroner Levy And others spoke VI the persecution Ci
Hebrews in this country es well as in Europe,
and advised that the Hebrews ia AmeriGH
should coml inc for political action In order
T. CommEnd respect, and elect Mayor Of New
York, as had been done ip London The meeting
Was orderly until DT Weiss said that " labor and
cHpit.l are one" whcn joseph BATOndess inter
rupted, amid FToans and hisesgt declaring that
harmony between labor and capital was impossible.
/ and the Hebrew capitalists greedy In rob