The evening world., 1891-08-25
FROM The WORLD OF LABOR.

Vfrntahora
| rates at Bradley a Curriers' factory
Some Of the labor orga yAtions In France are
| agitatinE for a law making May = legal holiday.
Hugo voEt hA. bcen elected delegate to the City
COMMITTEES Of the Socialist Labor party for the
Eighth Assembly District
Tho labor organizations Of Cleveland, Fort Worth
and Decatur arc making arrangements TO build
meeting halls Of their own.
Philip Maur,r has been elected Auditor by the So
ciAlst organization Of the Sixteenth Assembly Dis
uict.
The ttAian Branch of tho Journcymon Barbors'
| Union will consider itA new constitution neIt
| Thursday evening at Florence Hal.
BAkcrs' Union No, %, Of philadclphia, resolved
CONFECTIONERY Union.
The Central Labor Union Of Lowell, Mass, has
labor question on the sunday before Labor bay.
Newly elected wniklng, delegates are Oven Hsr-
Rogers, Of the AmAlgamated Carpenters.
| Branch Of tho United Machini-ts has en-
Eaged = lawyer To- pr2sccntc a boSs iot failing TO
Union. U% Tvs ''"''''' WIN '''0'"' "'''''''' '"'
The scc,s,L.t ersaHI'atlon, of the Fourteenth
Central Labor Federation on Labor Day
TSS SycFSsc ,S w"s" tCT nTcysT
ing Of the Convention in St Louis, are sl6 per week
| for ten hours per day.
a meeting Of The grand marshal aud diyI.i2n
held to'marTSw row evening at $50 Futon street. IT,
Brooklyn.
The pA,gterr' Council, Gtst Louis, composed oi
/
an employment bureau and reading. room.
,isS EcSGnriG , Engincsr" AsicCiS,lGn No h1s Sp
day.
! The Order Of Rail Vsy TrSclmcr has consolidated
John W, Wilson Ia the new Prcsi ieut. and ID. A.
| Russell has becn elected Secretary.
R.k,r' unicn No. q has sm;,lsnm't.d, With NTH
| months
otsani,.tiog meeting tPr Ladies Turn Shoe,
nSan%c. hrScES T. G ayhns c%
bcrS Of the craft are invited.
The next aunnAl bali Of CirHr.PackerS' Union No.
?hl will take place at TAuinAny Hal on Jan, ~,
week the receipts for dues amounted TO sO7 sb.
In several proyiucss Of Brazil Labor candidates
have been recently elected to tho National Lcgis a.
made Socialist speeches during the election cam,
p4lgn, was eHpe,let from the Brazilian territory
with consent OF the Italian Ambassador.
$40 per week walters for club dinners private
parties ard w,ddings n per dsy head men and
Ms% are MiSr%S ss sEscs ~
! the Jontneyinen Stoncouttcrs' Union OF America
! to conduct syHtomEtic agitation against convict
contract labor
! The clerks and FAlesmen Of Durham. South
Africa, recently made an enry; y;clo'lnV parade,
labor organizations and forcibly closed a number
OF shops and stores Then they resisted the police,
who finally disperBod tho parade.
Cile. 4 Gale compiled with the demands Of their
7 BscEsrd Smith aud Russell / Black are the only
hosEeH In New York claiming that their situation Ia
S,ch az to be uuHble To grant their workmen the
eiRht-hour workdAy.
N The Socialist Labor party of Italy Is growing
rHpidy, y has now over 100, 900 member. under
t9s ls"fhs,tShig hS & q &mtgscnrG C.pTsni and Andrew
nrison. Costa was elected member Of the italian
| Parliament.
The Furricr-' Union admitted twenty seven new
has been called for ne,t ThuradAy at Beethovan
Hall, tfth street, to GrcuSs tho question Of non
marshal for tho Labor Day parade
Boss Fried, whose coa' operators are on strike,
siooo sse%r y 10 rrisd, Id not pnt in an ana appear.
, tect him from being mobi cd 10y the strikers.
- Tho msssss s: ere bsCominE otygStcd day by dar.
rodden labor i Is we We Tor the latter to prepars for
defense. The tide will turn some day, aud when II
thing compared with it ~. j. Windeid.
! The local strike committee Of the ciEAr-mAkers'
unions charges that ne spprenieso at t6s
Tit Yen, street TSr" S t1rn:hed r. the
/ lean workmen who are fighting to maintain decent
wAges
will parade with the Brooklyn Central Labor Union
| on lsl or Day ! 2O0 stTong. NeIt SATURDAY, Aug.
"a " at Bay View PARK SSa south % Brodsvn ss' WI" '
Tss soS S I'D t, EsT Of p"n%nT1 hH.
With nhout Is, 600 members and ii is am lated
with 21l trades unions. comprising about ~, 900
NAtonsl Legislature; their names are c. q, Ander-
sen, 7 Holm, G. ilordum iArAld Jensen and p.
knudsen.
whore is the labor organization to first propose
decisive action against rsptitou Of dirAsters like
that ON Park pAco' Landlords and bosse6, greed
are overcruwding aud overhurdrninH buildings
everywhere in this city, knowing that human flesh
cost f sG, them h'thnS Tss room n must be paid
an Awfu emorgonoyf
Frank Woke, member Of tho Unior Hill
Framers' Union, while working for Boss Edel-
mann met With an accident, severely injuring
part of the boss has ed the accident and steps
! will he taken 70 make EhelmAnn pay damages. Al
last Winter must pay the same % back by ioemorrow
or their names win be stricken from the roll.
And what does this mean Labor CommissIonor
SGotGsmsn In thct state to be SS7S PeT year Of
5000 Dntehmep, / is5, Americans, s461 Germans
S4Ao Either the Americans, Germans and Dutch
Scotch, Eng iSh an Irish, or the latter have more
spunk In oompnl ing their bosses to pay them
Ing by the GtStistici,ns and ali Others Concerned
II you want to remedy an evil find out it's cause.
- Division Marshas have been elected for the Labor
ThS@ss Ksfwin, Tor;esSoGrs No. ". G, RSsan!'
%Sod1 H&EtsF' ninn TSs No oa AnSTsS Dgy BSeT-
Driscoll Assistants, T. Moss and j. j, znhsr
u9mmttee on Arrangements, George j. Phillips,
$s%Ssi ssIo%op, ] Hisa NeDansIdp, IpoJJ" 3 j. zaSs;,
ssrd GslIasfsT j. Rccopti%n CoHmittsi Samuel
SomeTs, John GGllsEher Frank stndleE, Thomas
ssph BToibsrs, MisSSet cIi@mins, PstrisE Nc
Gtnness, Richard HyelAnd, Jesse Conk, George
Cherry John Curry l.. j. Welch.
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