The evening world., 1892-07-13
FROM The WORLD OF LABOR.

Typewriting machines are manufactured at
the rate OF 100 per day.
Henry V. clayton has been elected secrc-
tary OF the Board OF Walking Delegates.
The workmen OF Paris agitatc for free trade
and exemption from personal taxes.
The labor and farmers' organizations OF
Kansas city, Mo-, have nominated y county
ticket.
The san Antonio bakers, Wi h the exception
OF those In three shops, will not work here
after Oh saturday night
The cigar-,nakers Of Correll Il Weiner,
Forty.fOurth street, are striking against u
reduction OF 81 to $50 per 1000.
A blacksmiths tools OF the present day are
almost Identical with those used In the same
trade over three hundred years ago.
The Belgian Government Board OF Arbitra-
ticn has settled l,l45 grievances In the Char
lerol district alone during the last six mont ms.
The journeymen bakers OF Grand RAPIDS,
Mich, report That there Is more work for
them to do In that city lhan their union has
men to perform.
The Cloakmakers Union has appointed a
committee to confer with A. Friedlander d
CO., wh, sc workmen are on strike against
reduction OF wages.
Local Assembly l,503, X. Of L., has called n
special meeting for next Friday evening to
elect delegate to the plttsburg Conference
for establishing an International Labor
Bureau In this country.
Carpenters Union No. 49T, OF the Brother
hood, has called special meeting for next
Monday TO give out new cards. Those falling
TO appear VIII be fined ~ each.
The Knights OF Labor employed by the East
New York StSe. Company at troy, y. Y, are
striking against the members OF the Boot and
Shoe Workers International Union.
The journeymen BARRIERS OF saginaw, Mich,
have succeeded In establishing a uniform rat
OF wages, and they also reduced the hours.
The hotel shops are thoroughly unionized.
Robert Blissert Is engaged in writing his.
tory Of the central Labor Union. Mr.. Blsscrt,
being one or three labor men who organized
that body over ten years ago. may be con.
sidered as reliable authority upon the SUBJ
t ject.
The HOUSE. Painters Union has ordered a
strike on the Jobs or Boss Jacob, Twenty
eighth street and Second avenue, because he
employs man who was fined S25 hy the
Union, but refused to pay the fne.
I The carpenters or Baltimore, after q sturdy
! fight OF sixteen weeks, gave up their strike
for eight hours and $3.50 per day. accepting q
compromise OF nine hours at S2.2J. They
resumed work this morning.
! There is a strike at the factory OF the Long
| Island Pearl Button Company, Hicksvile,
l.. l. The strikers say that their wages are
too low, that the material is poor, aud that
there Is no order at the factory.
The annual financial report OF the American
Flint-Glass Workers u Mon shows that the
Union has at present 1900, " hose aggre. al G
wages amounted to &4.OOO,42U last year.
I lucy uuNc suI pluS VI ~l-S,OUO III tne treas
| ury.
| so far only the inmates OF the State prison
| at Trenton have been benefited by the Mt W
| FiIty-tiVe Hour law OF New Jersey. The capi.
tHlists DO not care fig for the law. and labor
is not sufficiently organized to compel Its
observation.
To assist Progressive Painters Union No. l
III Its night against those who seeded from
its ranks, the building trades workmet
have struck on the sherman Hotel, Seventy
flrst street, near the Boulevard. From the
Waldorf Hotel, Thirty-thrd street and Fifth
avenue, the competitors OF Union No.
have been discharged.
The oflcers elected by Bakers Union No.
| l35 are l.. Stahlng, President; Peter
| Kraemer. Vice. -rresident; Louis kappold, Re
| cordtng Secretary; George Tosh, Financial
Secretary: {. Jaecktl, Corresponding Secre.
tury; Joseph Day. treasurer: Henry Biesel,
Doorkeeper: George faulstich, john Ring, j.
NJ. Ring, ". Miller, Joseph Newton, r. Beck
man, trustees.
These are the new officers OF Local Assem-
bly, 4,1S3, X. OF L., musicians, known As the
| Bale Labor club: Josiah llabdas, Master
Workman; q. Funk, Worthy Foreman; James
MuliigaD, Recording secretary j. Nohies,
financial secretary; James Wallace, Treas
urer; NJ. Hoffman, statistician; william
! Knapp, Almoner; q. W. Wallace, Insurance
Agent: j. McAdam, j. J. sweeney, NJ. Hon.
man, Trustees: d. ilabday, j. McAdams j.
, Nohles, Delegates to the Central Labor
/ Union.