The evening world., 1891-07-03
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR
The Ttarers' Unions, of New York and jersey
Sunday.
Mixed Assembly 22o, Putnam Labor Club of EI.
pressmen, X. of H., has been reorEanized under
Not less than 80, 900 voters have Joined the
Farmers Alliance In Kansas since the election last
The annual Convention Of the N.tGGaI I, Weed Voc,
is''''' IS on'0" viii take place In 'N'' '''' On '0''
The wortmen employed in the heet sugar industry
Of Nebraska are protesting against the employment
Of Indians.
A strike is imminent among the lSboTcrs at the
Appraisers stores: who complain that l3ps M honts a
time.
The cooperative shirt factory of the X, Of J.;
avenue. Miss sarah Shea was elected manager.
The labor organizations OF Kansas City, Mo, are
sElMting the demand that the city authorities un-
dertake tp mauufacture their own electric light.
"our Republican Monarchy" by Ncncr Waldo.
is one Of the Characteristic productions recently
published among the ever increasing books and
pamphlets ON the labor question.
Tho Chicago policeman who posed for tho statue
erected at the haymarket, where the Anarchist
missed from the force for neglect of duty.
The Typographical Union Of Boston will take part
n the July : demcpsmtr9t@icn m @ at at FTsnkin Frank PARK
to refuse the park for public meetings.
0fthe 1891 operatives in Massachusetts cotton
mill that can be considered fairly representative,
only per cent. are Americans and the rest mostly
Englishmcn and French Canadians.
The quarterly meeting Of The Advance Associs,
elect officers and to discuss plan Of cooperation
with the Brooklyn organization of bookbindcra,
The net proceeds Of the recent fair ARRANGED for
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers amounted
to just $50.
The boycott Of L. A. :, ,2Oa, X. Of H., Journey;
william j. Iemp hreweriNA Of st. Louis has been
inhorscd by tho General Executive Board Of the
knights Of Labor.
The House Painters Union elected special com
mittse yesterday to confer With MenNGer RoICa-
ers on the new Thaiia Theatre.
The growing demand for Independent political
action by ORGANIZED labor means that many pconlr
through the means which they have been trying
heretofore
Under the old schedule Of wagcs the employees Of
the Big Four railroad lines received H4S 50 per
mouth on an average, While under the advanced
schedule the average is 49,. 81.
An organization entitled Patrons of Equitable
principal aim twill bo to bring about an elnntion
table distribution Of wealth.
The horsrsmiths and iron workers Of Chicago who
are on strike since May |, have appealed to- all men
tion about the stHstion may he had by niiresaimg
the strike Committee at Columbia Hall, Lake and
Desplaincs street.
The central body of the Jourreymrn Tnlors' Pro-
tective and Benevolent Union has referred mo-
tion to donate $50 to the striking tAilors Of PtA-
burg to general vote Of the shops. to he taken
within two weeks.
AT Marcotte,a shop eleven members Of Upho-
sterets Union No are still on strike. Among the
scAbs who took the places of some of the strike ers
is the proprietor Of tenement house on the east
side. He has been fined S25 by the Union.
OF the 46S plush weAvcrs of Dobson 4 Co.. Phila-
delphis, who went on strike because scabs " had
been imported from England, only nineteen have
'scabs will be assaulted, ne factory is being
surrounded by policemen and detectives.
The following officers were installed by Bakers
sordinG secretsry; Joseph seefeis, Correspcnding
Schwnb, Treasurer; j. Bachert DOurkeeper
These arc the newly elected officers Of United
ss MHohiRe and TTTneSs Union Nc
schnellsr, Financial Secretary; II. Kerr, G. Bicle
feld, W Lebsanit; Financial Commlttee G. Engss
Theiner, Doorkeeper.
james Hughes, the Master Workman Of the X.
who was convicted Of conspiracy in Rochester, has
recently been II Pittsburg TO persuade the cloth
clothes in Rochester.
Robert Thimme has been elected Corresponding
And Regarding Secretary, OF Furniture Workers
elected members Of the Executive Board, aud
Messrs Rata, Lang and Koenen delegates 70 the
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum Association. The Union
Is discussing proposition to reduce the monthly
dues.
The Union has
the office Of President. Heretofore a chairman
special meeting viii take place to consider Whist is
to be done with the members who became /" scabs "
during the eight-hour strike.
The coal monopolists who are it seems deter
mined to raise prices for other purpose than that
their Golfers be ted at an extra rate of speed.
among the most detestAble robbers of the American
people. They place a cruel burden upon the poor,
handicap manufacturers, and keep their employees
In slavery worse than ever cursed Southern plan
taton.
The New York Section of the Socialist Labor
party will elect officers on July 10, and make
The American Section Is circulating petition to
Mayor Grant for permission TO hold agitation meet
inRs in the public streets The Polish Socialists
are collecting funds to publish paper IN their own
language.
If it is true that It takes the like cure the like
then II wonld that the evils of monopoly which
cured by a monopoly which, instead Of taking In
few individuals in order to pile mp wealth, would
embrace every worker in the world, to establish
universal justice by assuming the privileges of the
few for the benefit of all.
Walking Delegates Louis Koehler, of the Cornice
and Skylight- -NASrrs Union, and james Glllen, of
the Slate and Metal ROOfcIs are to be tried to-day
at the Jefferson Market Court before Judge Hogan
Seeding members 81 tn. Slate and Metal Roofors'
Union with having deprived them by ordering
strikes wherever they were working. The com
plainants withdrew from their Union and formed
the Slate and Tile Workers Union under a charter
from the American Federation of Labor.