The evening world., 1893-10-13
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

cigsr.Maksrs Union No. 1855 has nineteen un.
snployed MEMBER on It's list.
A Labor bay bill Is before the Lesl.lature Of
South Dakota
John 1rentssr has bs,n sie ted to nl q vacancy
IN the Executive Board OF Cabinet Makers Union
No. b.
Local brewers unions have collected tiiJ for
the locked out cablnet.makers In Cincinnati.
Carpenters Union No is has decided TO hold
an open meeting once .Nery month TO diteuss
economic and political questions.
Carptnters' Union No. sol announces the death
Of william Hoppe. IN honor whose memory the
charter has been drapsd in mourning.
Many thousand. Of children q unemp,oyei
vorkmsn have been fed at the Hebrew TRAINING
School In Chicago.
J. P. kimmeli has been elected President OF
Carpenters Union No ~ TO oil The vacancy
caused by the resisnatiau Of smith Mcdonald.
or the Allied Printing Trades Councils In thirtv-
three cities only Ave have regularly sent their
monthly reports to the General once Of the
International Typographical Union.
tho Journeymen Tailors' Protective and Denero-
lent Union and =; II. bl,ek was reelected FinaI-
Ing Secretary is Edward Ingram.
trai. Labsr Fedsration. The d~sissst., are Me.Frs.
srssni,. s0, !" isnd ana fSr rn .I.,in, re ,so. wn, 70 ~, mas m s,no
bers who may be injured by accidents.
The oGclsi labor statistics OF Michigan show
men In that State, including %foren,en and super.
intendents. amount TO not more than Stss per
wear.
A local assembly Of the Knights OF Labor.
composed Of CATERERS Of Irish moss, has been
organized at %scituate, Mass. It. has about nifty
members, and the ZANE OF the MISTER Workman
10 Patrick Curran.
Contractor John A. May nard has agreed to en-
rloy union elevator constructors, and the strike
on his Jobs has been declared OF by walking Del
egate Samuel johnson OF the Elevator Construe-
tors Union.
Granite cutters complain that the padrons sys-
tenn Is iniurins their trade The Cnicn scale calls
for - per day, but Americans have no show, rs
work for Sis
Machine Wood Workers Union No. IS has been
.ueessstul In ita strike at Krenke's shor 10
Grsenpolnt. but there are several other shops
where union rules are violated by the bosscs.
matters.
the :'i Sai,. s'i hssr sss' FADES T;'' taien, as AS Ssss:'aTy sAS q.
Casper nexS va zadss se'f M,leS. iL%SSi.sdi W.,man ns' FiSsl.
mann and LNbrisch constitute the new orsaniza-
tion
A Labor Exchange. With library, meeting. rooms
and employment bureau, " about to be opened by
the Trades and Labor Assembly OF Kansas cit.,
paper. entitled The Labor Exchange.
Lasters In this city state that business continues
bad. It Is useless for lastcrs from other places
are no Jobs for many o, those who are already
here.
C~isar-makers' unions in Philsdeiphia have given
100. 900 cigars TO the Labor Lyceum Association
In that city. which is holding a fair for its buiid.
ing fuad. These cigars were made By unemployed
MEMBER, those having employraent contributing
d the money TO purchase the necessary tobacco.
These officers were elected by the MachinIsts'
Benevolent Society: Paul Kusntzel, President
Charles Wenzcl. Recording Secretary; Henry Eek
ert, Manager OF LABOR bureau: John Hassei-
peck, Treasurer; NJ Huber, r. Hi,sler. Charles
Moltnsn. Trustees. The Society has at present
ever 700 members. Its twenty-hth anniversary
viii DO celebrated oct. IS at Terrace Garden.
The County Convention Of the Pooplo's marty
met at the Walters Club house, so East Tenth
street. last night and nomlnat.d the following
ticket: For comptroller, Alden Spencer: for Sur
royate. Thomas J. Sanford: for Sheriff. John Hag-
Eerty; for coroners, f. u. Foote. ir. NJ. D, and
DR.. e. Bryan: for Judge OF the city Court, Nicho-
las AleinikoH; for Judge OF the Court OF Common
Pleas. Y. w. Chamberlain.
The Convention Of the Cigar Makers %lnterna-
tional Union, in Milwaukee. adjourned yesterday
sine die, after having, among other things. adopt
ed a resolution recommending to the local unions
TO Join only the bona hds central bodies in their
respective localities. Resolutions indorsing tho
action OF Gov. Altgeld In pardoninS the Chicago
Anarchists were unanimously adopted, also reso-
buttons calling for the specialization OF all means
OF communication and transportation. The next
convention IL to be held In Detroit. Mich.