The evening world., 1891-11-24
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.


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This head dqu.rtsr- Of the Machine Wood. Workers
National union has been transferred from Denver
General Secretary kur,enknsbc reports that last
unions
Hotel and Restaurant waiters' Alliance l.. 4!
No hiss opened an employment bureau at i22
West Twenty seventh street
Edward 4. Plank, eI.rrcsid-ut OF the Inter.
national Typographical Union, has left New York
u return to Ssn Francisco.
r'p1I ssn s 10 are I
Hoes In January neat
The recently orgAri,ed Bartenders' Union No 10,
street. William koernis is the Secretary pro TEN.
Tho columbus labor club. Of X, of l.. CLOAK
ont at ia BIeecker street !
Annie Bessnt has been Invited by the American
Section Of the Socialist Labor party to deliver .
lecture at Cooper Institute
President by tho Jersey CITY FIamers' Union. Last
week the organization gained Ave new members.
the note engravors OF Uustave Schirmar have sue.
..ceded IN gaining their former wages. which had
been reduced 20 per cent.
Covers shoe shop. In Brooklyn, will be run for
one year as . strict union shop This was accom-
bly, of ths knights u Labor.
sksS ES"s' ava. fs'
isaI system Of nations Let tho people rSl.
!G sd!res. Ss .. n. of sH.,.n
twenty MIN street, on Thsnksgiving eve has been
accepted by President aompets
The cigar makers in the " cheap" districts Of
on. hundred Of them went on strike yesterday in
Lancaster. They arc members of the international
"scah plssterer- are working on public build,
iny. in San : ir,ne,s:p A protest Of ,h. f.de."tsd
Trades council went into the waste basket OF the
Commi,sioner ot Public Works.
Carpenters' uniou No. t?7 resolved YESTERDAY to
sorfs p.es s.r not beer to ssss
hoycottcd. m the Union does not consider the boy
| colt To- he Justified.
mate for furnishing the schools OF that ci,y with
ds,ss and other furniture bsssus. the Gcpraetor
Local Union No. 4s. Of the Brotherhood Of Rail:
E.y .nr%sn 81 n h.s elected fTsnk SSnms. Chief
fi.ns Erist.on Tinanei. 1s s.s@s,. ''Sthss ch.rss.
Mitchell, Treasurer.
Tho silk Ribbon wesvers' Union adopt ed rcsciu
dorse The sctiSn OF the tsntrs Labor Federation in
its struggle to protect cTsanis.d labor from being
themselves aud not the wags-worser,"
The bcysot, axsinst ~; Louis ..s:sb" h.er cost
three years, the Union had III msmCers, and it
A. Brooks, head waiter of the Riggs House.
wWs;,hngtGn, is prominent rom, M member 81 tn:
o n "s siis s ne a.
and an eI- Union soldier.
From President stras.sr Cigar Makers Union re-
.lacoby's shop had been indorssd by the Internn-
tiop4i 1,Esr- E Makers Union; T9 two m.nniaG,ur- @
terdsy rfteen new members we're enrolled
TG nIS :rn ws sn,s 70, d SA
chicago we're discharged when they asked more
than n" ~ for which they contracted in Vienna
by rcsbs they had th. zsislers arrested tor vro
ntion ol tho law against the importation of con.
The Indiana state Federation of Labor has
adopted resolution. recommending the election Of
surins esistor. Who voted against Sp' labor meas Ss
nres barring ohlee-seektrs aud p9litieians from
business men for keeping open on SUNDAY.
Capt. Linden. one o, the Pinksrton Detectives
who hunted DOWN tho Molly MsEp,s- in in the Penn
tendent OF Police Of Phia adeiphis' several labor
S.sndtns Of Mayor stuart mot not 70 sppoins S
ham Ala. has replaced the str,tins tailor. at that
received BY white worn men hut they, only do part
Of the work and the goods are finished by New York
and Boston sweaters.
Whom Mrs Alexander Bremen was appointed fac
tory 1sprSS,or =, Ct .o:s two years 40 she wa; con.
%"k Bnt now 1hisf Connolly wants her to resign
having, as he pretsnds. discovered that she is
Mrs Rrs Is 7" he, hS.ban
did not support the political bosses OF her chief
M.sn NV No ~ snes s. to
unions AFFILIATED With the American Federation OF
sured for its stand AGAINST Journsymen Brewers
Union No. Il An assistant Tas Sivon TO the organ
provided that the latter will pay Tor such assist,
Ancc.
sscr.t.ry W. $. Mecl.v.y report. the receipt, 10,
dues from the international Typographical In,ou
las, month amoun,ea d 70 %. sSo 90, and the eI;
T",' Treasury Hi,s sss
unions have failed to pay their taI.s and their
rom the and Ths toto. iny
rscsived for the ChiidsDreIel Fund 10 s35 4G4 90.
The Herbert Association Of Colorod WATERS in
Union Of Walters and Bartenders. The names Of
s4s ss.Ts msssTs % h.rs %i.n Es
ten, VIM. Grihn, Chase Besse; J. c. varsal, W.
s viii Ii 3: snd 4.
Union No. H.
Hundreds Of workm.n are idle in Paterson, Nj,
Of their workers Thsy clamor for work on ths
,aa Gs % 's but a
other cheap HANDS M from Nsw York , to 90 It, tn,
Of Aldermen yn proved truitess " 'A' '"''
The number Of ; cards MsithSr.wn VII from the once
ins burial Committes. sppolntsS BY President
n.snp ns.E 9. EsP
f; Ins .. sss, to @
for nine hours
'Ths revised constitution of the Quarrrymsn'.
|. National Union viii be ready by Jan. !. Work Ia
ism6sTt,ille: NJ. fAirh.ysn, Deep River, Conn.
, over, and ne" bill Of prices was signed by III,
Maine and Hampshire Granite Company. A new
month.
The bakers unions of Brooklyn have agreed tt
unitrdly fight their tosses For several thss,
Bakers Union No. 81 the BAKERS Advance hsso
citation, Prog Eressive Bakers Union No. and tn,
Bakers Atlantic Association. Motions to join ths
Ba akers' International Union and the Knights o
| Labor were voted down. and IL was then agreed Il
form = local combination upon an independent