The evening world., 1893-11-21
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

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The h-icklaycrs' strike In lowell has been prac-
tically declared on, owing to lack OF funds.
John BE k has been nrcd $50 by the New York
Framcrs' Union for working below the scale.
Branch No. of the Independent Bakers Union
gained nine new members last week.
BuGalo viii spend 32j7. go 70 provide work
for the unemployed.
Tho International Tailors' linton was installed
n a ioca! assembly OF the knights Of Labor last
saturday.
Local Assembly a.2o2, Long Island CITY Public
CaTtinens Union, reports all its mcmters work
III.
The tSilors employed at The shop OF srhiT Eros,
5fi East THIRD street, have !,ircI the Brother
Lrfd n IdiIpfs.
Trades union influence has secured positions for
500 men in Cal ago undor The city, county and
state Authorities.
COMPLAINT now comes fram New Orleans. La,
thai unemployed lahorinG men from the far West
are swarming into that city.
The unt,el Garment Trades will hold a mass
Meeting at the ITALIA Theatre on the afternoon
VI sunday, Dee. 10.
The striking stoenakers in Auburn, Me, have
received substantial aid from the Central Labor
Unions Of Toledo, o Newark. n. j.. and Cam
bridge, Mass.
%Fircmcn.s Union No. l has accepted an invita-
ton to attend an entertainment arranged by the
employees of Meycrtierck's brewery in Gutten-
burg, y. j.
tenders Union No. | its delegates VIII he rus
pended by the Central Labor Federation next sun
day.
Clothiag-Cutto-s' Union No. 5 will hold a spe-
cil meeting this week for the purpose Of acting
upon the proposition To amslgamate the IL. OF L.
and a. +. of l.. garment workers.
Through tho competition from this country the
glass industry in Belgium has been suffering to
the extent Of reducing the wages Of glass blowers,
who, heretofore, earned almost as much as Amer
lean worknen.
bor Lyceum, "a East Fourth street, next Sat
urday, Nov: %. when Or. Julius Hoffman will
speak Of The So-called Natural Process OF Heal
ing These lectures are free.
The Industrial Alliance OF Providence. r. l.,
has Issued a circular 10 the various churches,
asking them TO aid in the struggle for humane
conditions OF existence.
George Schmidt. OF the English speaking
Trainers Union. charges that Boss August Born.
holz refuses to pay more than 81 per day. while
the Union scale is $3.50.
typographical Union No. 81. OF Cleveland. o.,
has declared a general amnesty TO non-Lnion
printers, and has commenced a work Of
education and reasoning.
Several strikes were ordered by the New York
Trainers Union yesterday on Jobs for which
Boss Nuschmann. whose architectural iron work
ers are on strike, is furnishing material.
For two Of the unemployed members Of United
the Unions Labor bureau last week, but a
large minority are still out Of employment.
United MachInists' Union No. 2 has requested
Makers and several other unions In this city to
insist that union nachin!s's be employed wher-
ever these union are able to control jobs.
For the benefit Of f. unemployed members the
Morris-nia Makers Unloa vii give an entertain
mcHt On the evening II Saturday, Dec. .. The
Co'nlittec Of Arrangements consists Of $. Hollan-
der, l.. IIeyer, Charles DrautiEan. II. Schultze
and &. WiesemRrn
The general Office If the Hotel and Restaurant
Employees National Alliance hns been removed
to 42S North seventh street. Philadelphia. All
correspondence intondel for the organization Is
to he addressed to the National Secretary. Woyt
Losky.
Carpenters Union No. 5i3 has hncd thrrc Of Its
members fUc failing to do coumittce work In
visiting the sick. The walking delegates OF the
District Council were ordered to prevent all n m
hcrS from working with Il man who was expelled
fOt Violating lis obligation.
Contractors Connolly & Sons have Informed the
Board Of Delegates Of rlilding Constructors tSat
Edzcll 4 Co II II can be proved satisfactorily
that the firm is employing non-ua!on brlck-han-
GlrTs.
Taiiors' Progressive Union ". II has purchased
thirty tickets for the entertainment TO be gIrcn
on Saturday, Dec. 2, iOr tho bCuCat OF Stein
hardts locked-uut and avicted SIR weayora. 4
committee IL making irranE nents for two mass
meetings on the east and west SIDES Of the city.
The Joint Executive Roarl NJ the Is. OF l..
BrsaH- Workers and Metal PolisFcrs' Assemblies
OF this city AMI HrOobl"u has requested the PhOc-
nix Labor Cub, Of HFaoklyn, not TO raise its
initiation fee Tor the present while hundreds OF
men are out of employment.
Cigar Makers Union No, 40 has referred to Its