The evening world., 1893-10-17

IN THE WORLD or LABOR.


Several local bill. yo,ters' unions have formed
. state organization In Montana.
United Maehin,Ets' Jaicn No. 2 S%sstcrday IN
dorsod the candidates OF IN. sosialist Labor Parry.
Bakers Union No. So Il, collecting a .uad to
establish a bakers hoas iH IiohoSsn. y J,
At to.nighrs quarterly meeting OF the blue
stone.Cutters and Flags-rs' Association a new
board " oncsro VIII be elected.
III. silk.wearers' s,iike at the Adams. Mills
In Patterson. y. J., has been given UP. The re.
duction averages 10 per cent.
tionsl Union Is now REGISTERED according To law
In Maine, Connecticut, Indiana. Missouri and
Minnesota,
Dartendors. talon No, 10 hes elected otto patt.
uirich Grosskopi, Financial Secretary and Man.
aser OF Labor Bureau. George zoeller. Treas
urer.
Ministers, and labor a~sita,ors win discuss the
%suspices Of the Cleveland central Labor Union
next Thursday evening.
The strike OF the Architectural Iron WORKERS
union on a JOB at stanton and Msnslr streets.
OF Building Constructors.
fitcmcn's linton No. % has instructed its dele.
gates to the Socialist Labor Federation to move
that tho name OF the body be changed. leaving ou,
the word socialist
Labor papers throughout this country and Can.
-" -. p''sN nv ''NsNh b''a ~ -
Rev Thomas Dixon. il, OF thu, city. upon the
subject Of The Coming Revolution"
Tomorrow tn. csiitornis Farmers Alliance. one
Of the stronses, State ALLIANCES In the country,
Will meet al Fresno and an effort Is TO be made
10 enter into a compact With the trades unions
OF California for mutual benent.
A. there was much opposition to having labels
bakers nnions Of that city have abolished the
label and introduced q stamp instead with which
the loaves are stamped before baking.
IhariaS S,hNlty has baap r,alnrtab Preeidept NJ
oncerr are William NJ. swain, vice-Presidsn,; II
line. Correspondents secretary; samuel Rsiley.
Recording secrestry; charies kunbcr, Treasurer.
There ,,. ne work to be found nsr In
With unemployed %workmen, and ,hos, who are
fortunate enough to have Jobs are working. on
an average, for less than 81 per day.
ctal %ot'oers OF G~igar.Makers Union No. 30, as
submitted last night, the receipts for dues ,lur.
ing the last three months amounted to .is. 1865 Is,
while SIS, 92s. 81 was expended. The balance dc.
posted with several bcnks Is s2S, 5s5. 20.
The differences OF the Knights Of Labor rail
road employees with the management OF the
Steinway road, on Long Island, which was or si-
rated by the Company posting objectionable rules.
have been amicabiy settled. as the rules were
amended.
Chairman J. p. Mcdonnell. Of the New Jersey
State Board OF Arbitration says that II the strike
~ the silk factory of Pelgram & Meyers had been
left to the Board 1t would have been settled lops
ago and In a way more beneficial to the weavers.
Theodore sulitle has been elected Recording
Secretary OF Cigar. Makers Union No. 10. For the
purpose Of covering a denc't In It's local innd thv
Union Ia making arrangements to gitA an enter.
tainmcnt.
samuel sigley. the we'll known delegate Of the
Painters to tne Pss;aic County Trades Assembly
has been active In the labor movement nearly hfty
years. Al its last session the Assembly adopted
resolutions co%mplimentins Delegate. Sigley. ~hc
celebrated his seveniy-seeond birthday last sat
urday.
Local Assembly 5l., X. of L., shipvrishts, com,
plains that James Leary. who has a Government
contract for the rebuilding of a large derrick
Pssys s. 1h to - Per day, o ~s,Is 'h fs n un.o" ,y inss or !"
he h 20 ary .dock 's az n. Eric BASIN. south BROOKLYN.
The Initiation fee ot the Hebrew American Ty'
biographical Union has been reduced from s. Ia
80. At the last regular meeting IT vas an.
weekly. Freie A-beitcr Sttmme. has been success
full. as the publication Of the paper was discon
| tiuucd. A vots OF thanks was given to the United
Hebrew Trades Unions for carrying on the boy
,o;.
Al yesteriay's meeting OF the Board OF Walk
ing Delegates 1t vas reported that the non,uhion
plasterers whose employment caused a strike on
q Job at Thirty.peyenth stree; aud Madison ave-
nue. had been dlschl rsed, and the strike was de.
clared on. Several delegates stated that business
is revivins. Next Friday the Board Will pass
upon the credentials Of the German House-Paint'
ers' Union.
the different labor exchsnses In this eoun'rI
has been inausurated by G. b. De Bernardi
Independence, Mo. lie propose 70 establish =
central bureau o.: Information and correspond
ence in regard TO places where labor may be ON
ployed at equitable rates. and. wherever. 1t u
possible, to establish cooperative shops. Mr.. ID
Bernard has published a textbook giving tn
details OF his plan.
| Local Assembly S,.35. X. OF L.. Surface Rail
road Employees. has nominated one of its mem
bers, Conductor Joseph Mcdonnell. for member
OF the Assembly In the Sixth District OF Kings
County. The nomination was Endorsed by p. \
rs. to which l.. A.. S,2S3 Is attached. Jane
Boyd, another conductor, was nominated b,
Knights Of Labor in the Seventeenth Assembly
| District of Kings. He belongs to l.. A. 500.
Local Brewers Union No. IS. Memphis, Tenn.
has been ordered to receive the newly organised
Beer Drivers Union In that city as a branch
the General Executive Board Of the Journey
men Brewers NationEi Union deeming Il unSis'
to grant d charter to the drivers. for the presen
OF least. The Board requests brewer to sta!
away from Davenport, Ia, and Rock Island
H.. where strikes are progressing In the locs
breweriee. The receipts at General secretar!
Kursenknabe's once last week amounted Il
sea-. IL.