The evening world., 1892-09-27
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.
L j. R.-No.

Cabnct-Makers' Union No. ~ Is to make
nominations Tor new oflicer, next saturday.
Cigar. Makers Union No. 81 Will have It's
annual bali ut the Brooklyn Sacngerbund
hall Oct. %.
Patrick u. Gleason, National President OF
the Plumbers mon Of America, Is lii town,
visiting the local branches
Hugh sweeney has been elected Financial
secretary ot Local Assembly s,14., X. oi L.,
Walters. The new Recording secretary Is >.
j. crowley.
A joint employment bureau Is to be estab-
lished Oy the waters and Bartcnders
Unions OF Broohlyn and Long Island city.
Tho lockout At the Eclipse stove Works In
Mansfield, o., continues and iroh.moulders
are requested to stay uwa.. Travelling
cards VIII not be accep,ed.
4. j. Mcdonnell President OF the Pattern
Makers National League OF North America, Is
acanddate Tor Congress in the Twenty-sccond
District OF pennsylvania, Pitts0urg.
The Central Federation OF Labor in Albany,
n. V, ha, consolidated all It's standing COM
mittees into general Committee, tor the
purpose OF carrying On all business ana to
regularly meet for that purpose.
The Tin and Sheet-lron Workers nion will
elect new Walking Delegate oct 3, to sue.
coed Mathew Barr. 1t ~ SAID that Mervyn
Pratt, the secretary OF the building Trades
. section OF the &. l. L., Is u candidate.
Iron-Moulders' Union No. Z, Jersey city,
has elected Joseph Woodwork, go Halliday
street, Financial secretary. The un,Un has
removed It's adquarters to 81. Andrew's
| Hall, Communipaw avenue and Grand street
where the regular meetings lake place every
| first and third Tuesday OF the month.
The Brooklyn Plumbers Union Is comforting
| with the Master llumuers' Association for
the purpose OF entering into an agreement
whereby an apprenticeship rule Is to be
made. 1t Is proposed TO admit none who has
not served an apprenticeship OF at least four
years.
Carpenters Union No. 8 Is making the
NJ D nj fIr n al nm tan Mt
the American Federation OF Labor. which Will
be held In Philadelphia In December. The
sessions will probably take place at the
DreXel institute.
the strike against the S.dats-ZrftunO OH.
At the silk mill OF Hoyle, Harrison & Kay
In Philadelphia the workmen were request ed
last saturday to sign campaign uocument
stating that their condition had been consid-
era0iy Improved through the effects OF the
Mckinley bill. only one man signed 1t: the
others declared that their names could not be
used for political purposes
| Miners should not 90 to Thurber, Tex,
where the men complain OF the truck system
and the mines are locked from A. N. to b
a. NJ. allowing no cne TO leave or enter
Wages are very low. some OF the men are
knights OF Labor, but they dare not acknoMl-
edge 1t for iear OF being discharged. The
Star-Spangled banner wave, over the super.
intendent's castle every sunday.
The State Committee OF the Socialist Labor
|
tistics regarding violations OF the hfty-nve-
hour law showing that the law remains
almost entirely uno6seryed In about nifty
his deputies are doing little or nothing to en-
force The provisions OF the law.
The principal reason given by Gov. Flower
10 declining TO pardon National Master
Workman James hughes. OF n. T. ID. 23l, X.
7 or L., was that executive clemency cannot
/ be extended unless ali other legal means have
been exhausted, which has not been done in
the case OF Mr. Hughes, as the Court OF APP
! peals has not yet rendered its decision.
Engineers Union No. l, Brooklyn, has maze
application for a charter from The National
Organization OF the brewery workmen. II.
elected delegates to the latter body.
Fifteen National organizations, with over
$4,000 members, were represented at the
| recent International Typographical Congress,
held at Berne. switzerland. The French,
German and Italian languages were spoken
officially, and interpreters translated from
| tha Roumanian, English, Spanish, Dutch.
Danish ana Swedish languages II was re.
travelling benetit lund and to agltate for uni.
ters will be in berne. The next interna-
tional Congress Is to De held in 1897.
A special committee, composed OF Messrs.
Bumenberg. Chiesling and Young, has been
appointed by Carpenters Union No. 5l3 TO
attend the next meeting OF the Carpenters
differences which have arisen between these
bodies. The same committee will attend to-
nights meeting Ot Cabinet-Makers' Union
No. Z, with whom the carpenters have also
certain disagreements Atyesterdays meet
ing sll3.l6 were received for dues
The United Garment Workers charge that
Knights OF Labor afflliated with National
lrade Assembly G3l work for 50 to SIS per
week, while the Union scale calls for SEQ. fhe
attention OF all central bodies Will be called
to this alleged fact with a request to make
the Knights observe union rules. The Brook
lyn ptral N n nj