The evening world., 1893-12-09
IN the WORLD OF LABOR.

Blacksmith Helpers Union No II.
Marble cutters are on strike against 10 per
cent reduction Of wages In sedslia Mo,
Boiler. Makers Lodge No, 81 formerly No, rs
VIII elect new ohicers on Tuesday. Dec. IL
In 1857 there was s5,tilt 400 invested In cotton
mills ln South Carolina; to-day the Investment
Is over $4,000. o00
Thomas p. Quinn has been elected Delegate TO
the International Masons and Bricksyers Union
by Local Union No
Macmillan Riepei is the newly elected Core.
spending Secretary OF Branch I OF the workmen's
General Benefit Union.
Henry Lang Of the Union mn Trainers Union.
met with an accident while at work and he re-
ceivsd injuries which resulted In his death.
- colored worklnsmsn in New Orleans are pub,
being to keep before the people mans inhumani-
y to man." especially the black man.
Next Friday. Dec. Is, the Electrptypers Union
will hold special meeting at AS Pearl street to
discuss its new bylaws and nominate orhcers.
A candidate who had worked at a strike shop
was rejected by Cigar Packers Union No 2Si
Yesterday. To two Manufacturers the Union grant
ed the blue label
shoemaker Union No. 81 has elected; Thomas
Hallam, President; Charles Quinn Vice.presldcnt;
Peter sursnd, Recording Secretary! Peter Lang
lois Treasurer; William GJre. Corresponding Sec
retaryi Frank Alnder. Financial Secretary.
The History Of the state Constitution is the
subject Of a lecture to be delivered at the Labor
I.yceum. a. East Fourth street, this evening by
Hugo Nogt, OF Local Assembly i,6eS, X. OF |"
The duliest places for carpenters are at present
New York city, st. Louis. chicago. Louisville.
Charles La; Perry Oklahoma; Springfield, o..
and salt Lake city.
General business Agent J. q. cllnkard. Of the
Boston Carpenters p, :, ct Is hustle s This
enrolled nearly $50 now members. lie has also
organized Ave new local unions with an aggregate
OF l+7 members.
Association l.. A. $3.50, X OF L.. takes place at
Tammany Hail tonight and the Manhattan Lodge
Of Journeymen Plasterers has Its bali at Suffers
Harlem River Park.
Velvet weavers OF stonington, Conn. tclcsraphed
to this city last night that they are on strike
against reduction Of IS per cent OF their wages
and they request all weavers to stay away from
sonlngton until further notice.
John Acorn Joseph Reppinger, Jeremiah Muir
phy, John Crowley, Philip Weinshe,mer and pres ,
S T"on H. the annual rS aa Ssw
month.
csllforni. has three new labor papers; The
American workmen. in Celis'oss: Yankee Ma
ton in Oakland, and The New Charter. in Santa
Cruz, Nya verlden ia new labor paper pub
lished In the Swedish language at Minneapolis,
MINI.
Many new lodges OF the international 'Associa:
tion Of Machinists have recently been formed
by General ors.n, n T., Harry D. EsstoT who who
ottawa, Toronto Hamilton, prookDiils North
Easton Ia now In Baltimore.
Thirty years ago American locomotives were
ridiculed by European railroad men and manu-
as Ts nov @ s"sAn sd.as sns
Australians have begun purchasing their To-
oomotlyes in this country: This year !ss loco.
aggregate Of nearly 50, ono 900.
The annual Convention OF the International
Maehinists Union 10 In session In Chicago. about
New York, Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania.
Missouri and Illinois beng present. August
Wshllnger; Of this city. Is Chairman OF the Con
vention. Secretary Morse's report shows an in
crease OF the local branches.
Harmony has been restored between the two
competing Boards Of Walking Delegates. and the
Hanrahan. Gardner and Coney were Withdrawn
Yesterday. But the painters unions, by whose
differences all the trouble was caused. will no
longer be recognized unless they agree TO no
longer disagree
To the striking wesyers of oneyvlle the United
Wocd ,Carsers Association .t gave 80 Yesterday.
gained. No delegates will be sent to the New
members have voted against locating the general
ONCE Of their National organization In Philadei-
| phia.
The Tackmsksrs' National Union gives out the
Dunbar. Hobart 4 Co., Whitman, Mass; A
Pisd Sons Taunton; Mas, Lorins Parks
Mass; American Tack Co. Fsirhsv.n. Mass
D. .. Quincy; whitmsn Mass, e; Phillips
! a
Sons, Hanover, Mass. T. salmon Sons, Han
oliver Edes, plymouth. Mass. Cobb Drew
! Seaside Mass. stevens l. willis. south Brain
/ tree. Mass. York Tack and Nall Works, York
| Pa.
| Charles Alstrsnd. a member of the Journeyme
| Tailors Protective and Benevolent Union. died
| this week, entitled to all benefits. The Union ha,
tabled an invitation to send delegates to the Con
| vention OF the Workngmen's New York Stat,
Trade Assembly. The shops have been called upor
| to decide by a general vote whether or not tC
give SIS to the striking weayers OF Olneyville
! The differences at Malloy's shop meeting hav,
been settled amicably. Next week the nominee,
| for officers will have to accept or decline theii
| nominations.
| This is whist the Nye g. Wait Carpet Company
| Auburn, n. Y, announces to Its employees: 'OI
account OF the general business depression anc
| the decline in the value OF all kinds OF goods
IT manufacturers everywhere are reducing wages
| We beieye this can be avoided In our factory Il
all work shoulder to shoulder; at least We ar,
willing to try the experiment, 10 you will try
with In order for to do our part Il |,
necessary that we should have perfectly woYer
CLOTH good colorr and yarn we'll spun, twisted
| and wound. and that every one should make ar
| extra EFFORT to do a little more work TO increase
production in order TO lessen the cost Of out
goods. Waste OF all kinds should be stopped
All we ask is for every one 10 do his best while
to pay the present rate OF wages 30 long as II
| Is possible TO do and run without too grea,
| . loss."
TINY VAGRANT ARRESTED.