The evening world., 1891-07-17
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

TsS q GonyGntiGn IL ESu, h.,
Labor VI
Tho Brownsville Branch Of the Cloakmaker.
Union has resolved to take political action next
The sccis'i,t Aseociation Of the Fourteenth As
Al 22O Avenue c.
Among the eIics in Siberia ara forty .Avo com.
Cosltot. WnO were sent there for working on
Nihilist papers
The result Of CARRYING ont the provisions Of tho
factory laws In Switzerland has been that there IL
country.
The Empire Protective Association, u. A. rs, X.
OF railroad employed, will hold its annual pic-
mic next Wednesday at Benncr's RidRcwood Park.
Conferences and consultation moet,nEs among tho
representatives ot farmers aud workmens orgRni-
Western Ststcs
The cigarette. maker, have resumed work at their
Union was not prepared to assist the strikers.
In rlsce Of l.. Il. y. King Jacob Grnb has been
sccisist Association Of the fcn,S Ksssmbly Dis lis
trct
The officers q Ale Brcwcrs' Union No. 80 are o.
I. Randall President; Edward nomser, vtcc.
Prs.dsnt, W A, Glesvs; R;;eqrdinE Secretary j
And Corresponding Secretary.
X. LauI has heen elected FinAnciAl Secretary OF
Bunch 3, United uphostersrs, q. DAhlmeyer was
Central body are Mc.srs. RlEer aud schNsfIsr.
We are Masking this HEht In the interest Of hu-
mHnity against the oombined powers Of organized
srrbs oonSt W. wSut Ison'd.S "2 and hS IN sos soS
sphrthns !. = willis
down to ST Sy .h. the be.
workers Union No. as. At ono shop eight mem
bers were hned for violating the Unions rules
The ncS officers q ClFsr- Makers Union No. ar.
PreSldent, Henry wSHoE, Recording secret.Ty
Mathew bGEId and Financial SEQ
The two sections Of tho Bakers Union will he
aimAigsmated and tho meetings will then be held at
tho present meeting plnoea Of the branches, chang
Ing from one place to tho other every two weeks.
What the world needs is progressive government
on ncientinc economic limos In all nations Poit-
,s sa freedom alone docs no, TcGnr" ~ freedom srd
must be made impossible
The new officers Of the Socialist section Of Eliza
DahinAn, Rcoor iInG secretary q Bo6er.. Fnsn
GT,sI T SeSIStHry q hit.ch' TFeAsnreL August HUI
A boy under age, unlswfully employed by tho
CLEVELAND Cracker company, has lost both u his
bands ths2nfn ms'hi5ery The SrP,Sngc. in ths
by this factory inspectors.
Prcoident George Leis, Woe Prcsidcnt; Ernest
oM hr%9"' 6TTs sssTS
Chris unEcr,. Treasurer; j NJ Gunksi, Julius
Greulich and Charles RenSohe. Trustees
A school teacher in wor.ohon. Germany, re.
pupils we're social democrats and he couli not
Factory inspection under the present system is
and will remain to be a humbug, because the in
the cnptastic class in whose interest il is to have
no inspection whatHOeNeT.
Carpenters Local Union No. 1874, Of tho Brother.
hood has elected Peter Foley President william
McDermott, Nico-Presidcnt, q. q. Abbey, Re
'ordinS SssrS,nIy Sny J;g French, FinSneislSeore
EopdnetoI; Adolph LAySnttc Warden, William
Trustees
The strike at Boss Tailor Komp's shop has been
settled. but the strike At Jacobs Brothers place
eIpsi tho member. worEInS for jacobs Brother IS
forever, unless they join the strikers to-day.
A lockout Of about si1 thousand miners in tho
NJ Moph"hGanSln no region OF renn"yIvsnM rs Imminent
accept.
France has 4,29O, 900 industrial workers
l,O60, 900 Of whom are females, and their average
wages are about 2s cents per day. The entire
among whom l,4l6, 900 are women The average
daily wages Of the French agricultural lAborers
amount to 2b cents.
A Clerks and SAlesmens' Union OF twenty eight
charter memssrs has been 9pTghnIed by August
American Federation Of Labor and Ia not to be
Affair. '''"A"'"'
%S%GsT to DSGs ~ tf last :sI IL receipts
WI, ,6S for strikes, $40 Tor death 6snSat snd
Sl9s. .as for officers salaries and committees sI-
penses
An attempt TO introduce non.union yeast in St
Louis, Mo, has been failure; the boss bakers
having established cooperative yeast factory Of
their own, which was done because their workmen
threatened to strike # "scab" yeast from New
York were used.
The 700 workmen at CsrneKie's Duquesns steel
works have lost their tight for recognition OF their
Union and the leaders will be black listed.
Carnegie has sworn a solemn oath never to recoE-
niEe any labor organization. He himself wants to
be recognized but he denies that right to others,
and this he calls " triumphant democracy"
From 1884 10 1890 the Austrian police expelled
3Ib persons from Vienna upon he charge Of having
violated the special law against SOciAlistic AEi-
tHtors. During the twelve years similar law Was
In force Ia Germany the police OF that country
PEELED 73l persons, The Austrian police, at the
latter rate, would have expelled at least IL. O4S
people, as their eIpulsions were limited to the
city of Vienna and they had only half the time to
" work" in compared with their German
cousins,
Trouble has broken out again at the ThAlA The
Atrc where, AA the House Painters Union asserts,
Walking Delegate Davis, Of Progressive Painters
Union No 2, has organize the "scAbs, " and Con-
tractor Eaton, who paid the initiation fee, CON
tinues paying less than union wages. Walking