The evening world., 1891-07-01
9Th and 9th sts., Now YorL
from THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Branch 4, United MAchinists, will elect new or
GERS next Monday.
Cigar Max Union No l4I has fined member
$40 for taking the sick benefit while able to work
There are now fifty eight dealers In Hudson
county, N. H., selling X, of J.. cigars
The printers Of San Francisco Oakland and San
Rafael have won their eight hours without struR-
Nearly ali the large cigar factories In Key West
are closed -Four thousand cigar makers are out OF
employment.
rests upon the debts and the misery Of the masses
Of the lHborinE people.
Firemen'S Union No. / announces that they will
tietetS. New ofhcerS will be elected on July D.
The State Convention Of the ohio FArmsrs' AM
Ance will meet At Springfield y. on Aug to
ticket.
The only candidate for delegate of the Socialist
irusrels ls Luoien SAniAl, all other candidates
having resigned.
e. on strike tomorrow unless Carnegie aud com
e,ohs sH WSs HeS viii fSnS 81 r. ia tSS aTASSted AsO
The United Coat Operatoru' Union has raIs.d its
Initiation fee from 81 to S9 New ofhc-ra are: H.
tGry.
From interviews with several manufacturers re.
gaTding the proposed general reduction OF wages In
fAll River Mass 1t has been learned that there is
measure.
a Joint conference Of delegates from tho different
unions In thlA city vicinity
council,
Typographical Union No %, Of Hudson County,
Brady, Vice Presi lent. W g smith, Secret"ry
Thomas HsdRer, Treasurer; Edgar brewer, Ser.
Local Union No. tg7 Of the ,BrcthcThood o. C.i,
McK% Ga" 4 2i J . Gt.TS nS T6oSs.
Walsh. 4.
Samuel Salonon, Secretary of Cigsr.MAkers'
Unto" No 49, hst "a HSnIrtta stong; Mo kcspsS
arrested yesterday for selling cigars in boxes With
counterfeit union labels, Judge Goetting fined
The strike is OF at the STANDARD oil barrel factory
rs.T Bellevilie n j., ard the men resumed work
has been successfully resisted by the biE mon, @
Opply.
The clerks and salesmen all over the country are
BrSokIyn folks are indoisntly waiting ior tSsir
country cousins TO get ahead Of them:
The thirteen silk wcAvers who struck AGAINST a
reduction of 20 per cent at the Butler six Manu-.
inetnring c"npAny,s mills in Paterson, n, j., re,
ductiOn Of 10 per cent.
About thirty member of the Suspardor- Makers
union have been bSckliSted, ,snd they are in
other trad" The I'niom cannot 40 s"vthing nr urr
them, as It was destroyed by the strike
The Federation of Railway Employees is on the
PEELED for treason, and the condnctors, led by
trainmsn were treatad unjustly.
The CiRsr; r;MsEers' LocsI Strike Committee re.
Ports that Joaephs Co. are trying to get
shops Of PoiGceE KSndsr and Monslis 4 CO.
Some Of these men have accepted work from $
Josephs Co
has been Instructed TO notify all membe Of tho
union belonging 10 other sooietiss that they viii be
drinking beer from non-union brewericS.
n.y TmhsE, S TsTe So enrolled sh: ws:.
been Aned gas for making false entries in hit wage
account Inc general vote Tor the vo cents assess
The central body Of the United Hebrew Trades
Unions has decided in favor Of political action aud
all members we're advised 20 Join the Assembly Dis.
spsslS oom@ittss was elected to sGats daraS f the
campaign.
on hSnd AEAinst bosses who wore using counterfeit
union LABEL. Delegates 20 the Convention II the
JUS the once viii be Closed and no district it
meetings are to be held on that day,
The Cumberland Manufacturing. Company. Of
ported % replace American yor4men. has recently
paid 100 per cent. dividend Their worEmen At
loo per cent. lees wages than their predecessors
who had All organization.
The Western Central Labor Upion, Of Washing
ton state has cummsnced a suit In the Superior
Court Of King County, wash, against the Oregon
their hired dr,setyes Who have been -ho tinG do~n
Of its kind In the United States.
The striking surgical instrument makers OF the
z. a. YsIiAi Company, phiEdelphia we're told
Ssy TSsSm"d SoIf todIy hes fused and ShSs yss
tsrday Gtternoon they took their tools from the lac
tory. All instrument maker are requested to s,sy
away from Philadelphia for the present.
Otto SchAefer and Robert Blumcuhcrg have heen
elected delegates 10 the District Council by CGTpan
tors Union No, 5l3. Tho delegates {, the Central
Labor Federation were Withdrawn, The union dc.
siTez all other unions to know that at present they
cannot give financial aid for strikes there is eb6
tide In their treasury. NeIt Monday the new OH
Gers Will he installed
The United TIN and Sheet,Iron worker.l Pro-
tectiVe and Benevolent Union has elected: Mathew
barr, President John Kennedy Vice. President;
Morris King, Recording Secretary Robert A.
Nolan, FinGnoIAl Secretary, Daniel Almond,
Treasurer George X Lloyd, SsrgeAnt-At- Arms
Thomas Garland, Assistant Sergeant at Arms
d, Almond, WIN. +. Barr, ClSadS j. DGtiss, Tras.