The evening world., 1893-06-17
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Journeymen Brewers Union No. 90 10
to elect new officers tomorrow.
In Queensland the labor party is con-
testing every seat In the Colonial Par
1iameAt.
Arbitration Is now being tried to set
tie the differences OF the striking cop
, persmiths Of Chicago and their bosses.
A Initiative and Referendum League
has been organized under the auspices
of the Central Labor Council Of Cln-
cinnati.
The Finishers' and Bookbinders'
in organizing the bookbinders' shops in
this city
Local Assembly 4,2o4, X. OF L., re-
quests mechanics and laborers to stay
away from Wabash, Ind, where wages
have been reduced all around.
Charles Thiemssen, Of Bakers Union
No. 9. has been agreed upon by the local
bakers unions of Brooklyn to act as
organizer Of their trade for the Eastern
District.
Several labor unions In Baltimore have
been accused by the Musical Union of
that city Of having engaged non-union
musicians for the parade en- Labor Day.
or the seventy-fve Philadelphia bosses
whose union plasterers went on strike
for higher wages. fifty-seven have grant
ed an advance from 40 TO 6 cents per
hour.
Chief Factory Inspector Watchorn. of
Pennsylvania, has appointed the follow
Ing. Ing deputies dsI,I IS = John o.keefe. Daniel
senring. and Mrs Mary Coombs.
Cabinet Makers Union No. 8 has de-
cided not to parade on Labor Day. Next
| Wednesday evening a delegate to the
Wood Workers International Congress,
| In zurich. Is to be elected.
Secretary. Henry A. Berkmeyer, of the
Essex Trades Council, Newark, N. j.,
VIII be the grand marshal OF the Fair
Consumers Parade in that city on Labor
Trade Councils parade.
The National Association of Railway
| Yard Masters adjourned its annual Con-
yentior at Duluth. Mimi. yesterday.
cd j. " Toneys Use presidens asxs neen J. esfs Nc.
Nnught. Vice-President; .. o. Winter
Secretary Treasurer.
United Wood Workers Union No. 81
has preferred charges against members
worked at the shop of Potter & sty.
mus on the day OF the cabinet-makers
picnic. Next week nominations for
officers are to be made by Union No
AZ yesterdays meeting Of the Board
Of Walking Delegates the representa-.
tive Of the electrical workers reported
that to-day his union would probably
tractors who. SO far. refused to recog.
nize the organization.
These officers. were elected at yester.
days session Of the Plumbers National
Convention in Milwaukee: Daniel F.
Mitchell. New York, Vice-President
David Smith, Boston. Secretary; w. L
Goodman. Milwaukee, Treasurer.
Master Workman O'Reilly, Of DIS.
trict Assembly 220. stated yesterday
that John OConnell, Master Workman
Of the Local Brewers Assembly, has
resigned consequent upon his having
taken position rs collector for q
brewery in Brooklyn.
A conference took place yesterday
between the officers Of the United Gar.
Franey. who agreed that blanks should
be distributed among the workers In
the sweating shops to elicit informa.
tion relating to the observance of the
Anti-Sweating law. The officers will
also accompany Mr.. Franey upon his
tour through the shops.
i Tickets for the annual outing Of the
Lady Gotham Association were taken BY
the United Wood-Carvers' Association
yesterday. A committee was appointed
to confer with the Modellers League In
regard to the reinstatement OF suspended
members. All carvers were requested
to stay away from Cincinnati. In the
future foremen will be suspended after
having held their position for three
months. Subcontracting has beer
strictly prohibited.
Delegates to the National Convention