The evening world., 1891-08-18

Horscshoers' Union No. 30, now extinct, who were
~ arrears with their dues TO the O. L.. U. and the
Horscshuers' international Union.
Tho negotiations Of the Information Typograph.
ical Union with the International Printing Press
meme Union. looking towards Joint action Of both
organizations. have not led tO an Agreement, but
Wee. President j. Van Buettncr, Who has just
dersd his report for The rypographeal Union, says
for harmoIy and cooperation will eventually result
In the derlrcd unihcAti0n
Tho ArtiicI Stone MAsons' Union gave perms
SION To- employ al apprentice To boss Grab yesteT-
day The linane" Committee reported that they
Investigated the books Of tn" Brooklyn branch aud
found them correct. A special committee aE-
pointed To look around for a more convenient meet
Ing room
demand for the blue union lRbe is increasing. The
majority Of the member have voted Rganst tho
posed by Utica No. nud Intended to change the
present di-tributlon Of fines from the International
tund To the local funds.
Moasrs. klatE, Hansen, SkAn. Poppenberg,
Wester, Andersen, Lomeisr and Nuelke have been
elected delegates to the Hudson County Central
Union The %SHlnT DsisrSt, ] as ordered @ to pro-
coed against Boss Back ~ for falling to pay the
wages 81 hIs mon. Ei-BoIs Toinberg was fined S35
for violation of rules.
Look At these figures of the attempts at political
Acti m by abor men in Pennsylvania Eight rhog-
tAnd Notts for Peter Cooper ON the treanbHcE
ticket In 1873. 20, 900 for ri OnAs Armstrong for
GoYern"r IN iss2 TO- 9gS for M ,he ticket Of The
dst's Of the United Labor patty In 1887 and no
votes whatsoever since that time. What will 1t be
this year.
The bigger the crop is the less money the farm
ers get In 1880 they received SIs, 00J, 900 less
for rAsiag 9f 900 900 acres of corn than they re-
1854 900, 600 acres more oats we're so~u than in
1883 and L.; 900, 900 more bushels raised, but to
the farmers $40. 900, 900 less realized. There
Is an increase in acreage evory year, hut decrease
in the amount realized per bqshsl This Is ow inI
to improved methods In agriculture, but IL does
not improve the condition Of the average farmer
reaps the golden harvest.
of ne more thai so 900 uusn oyed peopl. in tn
city a few hundred ID dolble the number II tn
inE To listen to a dicusSihn between Rev LOWS u.
Holler and Prof Daniel De Leon. The reverend
work becanse they ii not Know where
those having work TO do had their workshops
solve the question. Tho Pr"fessGr denied iii,
showing by means Of oEicitl ststi'tics that there
In this country NhO have tcln ingdi ~iprrl ols by
the capitalists Hystcm. ami that there il Rb-o.
go increasing until the D6pitIiIstiC system be
replaced by universal cooperation.
Mrs. Florence Ke!ly,wtschnowetlky, daughter
tical essay, in which she proysg that during the
last ten years New York City has refrigerated in
furnished by the report, Of the municipal Euthori-
ties show that from ~ to 1890 tho budget of the
creased, while tho amount spent tor the public
schools decreased in comparison with the increase
n than S%r our gpShoo While IN ssS s hoSs
less than the police. At the same time the numpcr
increased abnoruAlly. Al these iRIrgs as GrOuped
together by Mrs Wischne"etzky, indeed furnish
food for reelection.
The thirteenth annual convention of the New
Jersey Federation ot Trades an ! Labor FniJnu VAS
held yesterdEy in Paterson, n. j From the re-
port Of Delegate j. T.. ii Douacll IL appears that
In spite Of the encTtCtic agitation of organized
labor In New Jersey the Legislature had reIected
the large majority of lAhor bills Submitted by
unions and oommittees during the last ei Ent years
aud those that we're passed bad no prarti-
cal yalus for ~orsmel. The Federation /, CoIn-
posed Of ApOut one hundred lud nifty giniHAtio1s
Delegate NJ DOuusll protsstc against the hudson
County Central Labor Fed 'ratiOn'B action ln anil
Ating with tho New YurG Aui BrOoGiyn Fedora.
tUnH, declaring that Jersey uuions should not he
Ati lated with 'uIts iCrs ~ R"SoluI ilus to that
effect adopted, Also rcso uti0ns demanding
money for labor statistics, early closing eight
hours, lines In six trtarirs, punishment
for counterfeting union ia5els, mum, ,ipaliEAtiOn
OF street railroads. In cons i.rEtioI O his past
sentod with valuable medal The S.cctiun of 9TH