The evening world., 1891-05-05
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

The h.adau.rtsr. Of th. striking l..hsr. :. a.
Germania Han, Fittieth street and Ninth avenue.
Dre,si Print.rs' Home iand amount. 70 sSi, $40
at present.
Typcsrsphic.i uulop No. ~. ha. declared B.rn.
hard klens printing once - scab" ahop, because
be refuses to pay the new scale.
Me.:r, Raj and Gelubks have oces elected @ mem;
Ssr. be .t a., JON, E.ssi,c kSsra OF the
Tho Msohiuists' Unions OF Philsdelphia have e..
t.bli:hed drawing school for their members. On
MAY ~ the Union will oel.brats us anniversary.
.nd james ksSssid. et BrooSiyn. are on .stIits.
Seventeen other brooklyn hrms have couoeded tho
dem'nds OF their nod .csrriera
Walking Delegate. Beer aud Barter are duct.
ing the eight: bou,s strke Of tbs ornsn,erts Plss-
..rets and shop. h.n - Society. whose iso mem
bors went out yesterday.
Tb. delegates Of Typosrsphicsl Union No. lol to
the Boston Convention VII demand that epplnyer.
s ssa from SSs .s.. 10 ss
About CO. iron mou,ders have demanded the nine.
hour day.. They will h.ve coufer.nos With their heir
RS'n.' asii. To-Day ih' A''''''f'''' are" ''''' "'
General Secretary p. j. MoGuire, of the United
Bro,herhood OF Csrpont.rs and Jolners. report:
that 10 bosses granted the ntne.hour wutk-day At
IS cents per hour, in Phisdsipnis. yesterday.
Tho too m.chin,.,s q the e. ". Bliss comp.ny
Is, o sGSs Ga Sns . S
and the Saturday halt. hoidsy. The hrm asserts
that tha men were loek.d out.
tbs Intsrn.tionsi TyporrsptiCsi Union At Aurora:
III. :; Pensacola. Fla. and Yonkers, N. l., las,
was surrendered.
Tho three union tsllors, Albert Mioale. AehLll.
vslendina and Piot:o CsmssL WIG Yer. . indicted
guilty y:st.rdsy IN The Uourt Of Gensrsi Ses.ions
and judge Cowius discharged them, suspsndns
Judgment.
Of New Jers.y tho Psterson labor Standard has
again been placed rron tho Official list Of newspa.
pers authorized by the Governor OF that state to
print the Stata laws.
Tb. number Of striking carpenters iu Newark.
moi hs ssHu USS rss. nd .,ss sss
Tho strike 4t the Prudential Building !. over, as ths
demands OF the msn we're complied with.
Brunswick. N. j., has suecesdea IN INDUCING the
p5inepsl storss.spsrs Of that c to close a. lr ~:
closing stores ut B.3Or. ".
The leather workers Of Philadelphia hold msss.
meeting Lass sunday .nd their Union satnsd seysnty.
meeting wss benry Henryot, OF BROOKLYN.
Boss F'smer Brst-n...in and eight osrpenter
m sS tho a.y
sent out to whether thes, carpenter bosses are
dummies for any sub-contractors.
be sbled TO by what their present condition
caused and then ,hey will yotn on eo9ytst,ons OF
their own, based upon conclusions derived from .
thorough knoNledKe OF social sci nee.
Board q the New Jersey Federation OF Trade. and
BUILDING trade. against ths,r going to Haokensack.
N. a., where tho striking carpenters ara to be re-
the intsIn.tlopsi Typasr.bhie.l 6opy.nt,on h.ys
ro tsrous%"ut the jursdis.ion Of Il. al
T Typographical Union within one year from june l..
1891 slso 10 demand equal pay fer both sexes
poyeottinG tns Matt ,nsi ssddery Company. and the
Trades Council Of Birmingham, Ala, has ind orsed
ss seor and
soods not bearing the label of the Harness. Mixers
National Union.
Of the Brosherhood Of Locemotive Firen,sn. has
be:n pemipstsd By a meeting Of railway employees
Prss'd.ni Of the gnitsS s,sss. 10 issi seS the Ss
noninstion was indorssd By membsrs of the Tses-
President Gompers has called an indign alton
mestins Of AZ qnion. .th.ts WITH ths Aneriean
Joseph Barondoss. the msetins is to take place st
the Cooper Institute TO- morrow evening The
E. LII I.unsu be SAM :aa G%D'v Mn. ;.a
sauial and Abe Cahsn have also been invited.
From sso to 1890 the ss.h a.. q s IL. United ssste'
labor Of the ~otkinam-n Of th, county; but it can
"a 900, 90 900 q now in the possession OF 80 oIo
Sspit.i,st, of this country. the hand. OF the 80.
tion has sdoptsd an anti strike CLAUSE to their con
oas; til nsE Ss'r: r;
sist.nt lnspsoter; T. T. kysnas. $, Rsoordns
Secretary; l.. u. Ernst, n. Ftuhuctsl Secretary
John MoCabe, .. Treasurer; o. 4. Stapletord. s..
J. Tombiin. 4. Longharst. W. r. Walters. W. a..
The manufacturer of Germany who have formed q
National sssocistion for the purpose Of fighting
labor organizations have oioafy violated the Law
against Nationsl organizations who publish black
lists and otherwss antAgoniEs citizens OF the Ger
man Empire. But nsiths tho police the courts
have interfered. while the members Of labor org
Eations similarly violating tho law prosecuted
relsutisssly. In their circulars to employers the
boss association refers to workmen Material
desiGnated as I" bad material, /" while "scAbs" ara
described as good msterAl."
The Special Commute, of the Central Labor Fad.
GRAFTON, ap ,ointed TO publish resolutions dsnouu
ing the .onvcton Of Jossph Barondess. has carried
out its instructions. The resolutions on behalf OF
80, OOJ workmen. protest against the conviction h'
an unmitgAted outrage aud abuss of the machinery
Of justice. and call upon all workmeu. in Of
fSct that the captAstic CLASSES have entered upon
revolt against class rule and organize q political
labor party to regain the public power wrung from
the masses by the chpitalstic clAssps.
OF the alleged vtriolizsrs among the indicted
coa makers three were discharged yesterday
81 the Queens County Court by Judges Garret1on,
Mcdonald and Cloves. There was evidence "a
implioate them IN the outrage at "soab" bos.
Greenbaums shop IN JAmaicA. Tho discharged
men were srAol TAnkoos. John LmpiE and Johl
nandei. The trial commenced with Joseph Pillow
skt showing an aI6t The other prisoners are Franz
trial will probably be finished to-day. The jury /,
composed OF farmers, small bosses. one grocer, one
sAlesman, one fisherman. = surveyor. and saloon.
keeper.