The evening world., 1893-10-17
in THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Several local b,li-postert' unions have formed
. State organization In Montana.
United Macsinists' Union Nc. ? YESTERDAY in.
dorsed the candidates OF the Socialist Labor party.
Bakers Union No. IS is collecting a fund to
establish a bakers hons In Hoboken. n. j.
Al to.nishts quarterly meeting Of the Blue
s,one-Cutters and Fltseers' Association a n.N
board Of onicers will he elected.
The ~.lik.~esvers' strike at the Adams Mills
In Paterson, y. j., has been given up. The re.
duc,ion averages 10 per cent.
tional Union is now registered according to law
In Maize. Connecticut. Indiana. Missouri and
Minncsots.
Bartenders' Union No. 10 has elected Otto Pstt.
Ss,s kscord,ns and CCr,esgona,ns s%str',,,y
sger of Labor Bureau. George zoeller, Treas.
urer.
Ministers and labor ~ssitators will discuss the
labor questions at a meeting 10 be held. under the
auspices o< the cleveland Central Labor Union
next Thursday evening.
The strike Of the Architectural Iron Workers
Union on a Job at stanton and Mangin streets.
wa. Endorsed yesterday by the Board OF Delegates
OF Building Constructors.
Fircmen'. Union No. q has Instructed its dele
gates to the socialist Labor Federation to now
that the name d the body be changed. leaving out
the word Socialist"
Labor papers throughout this country and Can.
ada ere pnhli'hins the sermons preached by isc
Rev. Thomas Dixon. jr., OF this Guy. upon the
subject OF The Coming Revolution
Tomorrow the California Farmers Alliance. one
Of the strongest state Alliances in the country,
win meet at Fresno and an effort 4. 70 be made
10 enter into a compact with The trades unions
VI California for mutual bencnt.
As there was much opposition to having labels
made Of paper upon the bread In Berlin; the
bakers unions OF that city have abolished the
the loaves arc stamped before baking.
Charles Schultz has been reelected President Of
on,cers are: william NJ. Swain. vic,-president. II.
y. LibenEood. Financial Secretary: }. r. kohn-
Recording secreatry; Charles Humber, Treasurer.
any Of the southern titles. They are sv.rraT
fortunate enough to have Jobs are working, or
an average. for less than 81 per day.
According to the quarterly report OF the imam.
, snSu; St,ssF, Ia. 81 u G.s,r' M Y. r.ec, pn'' for N dues 20; du r.
Ing the last three months amounted 10 sls.a ss. Is
while sib, se2 81 was expended The balance de
posted with several banks is s2s. 5s5, -.
The differences OF the Knights OF Labor rail
road employees with the management OF th'
stein~ay road. on Long island. which was crisi
mated by the Company posting Objectionable rules
amended.
Chairman J. p. Mcdonnell, OF the New Jerse,
state board OF Arbitration. says that ~ TIE strs,
left to the Board 1t would have been settled lont
ago and In 4 way more beneficial to the ~eavers
Theodore Suite has been elected Record!ni
Secretary Of Cigar Makers Union No. 10. For tn
purpose OF covering a dencit In its local fund tn
Union is making arrangements to give an enter
tainment.
Samuel sirley, the we'll known delegate Of tn
\ Painters to the Pa.Saic County Trades Assembly
has been active in the labor movement nearly mt
resolutions COMMUNICATING Delegate sigley. VII
celebrated his seventy-second birthday last cat
urday.
Local Assembly 5li. X. of L.. shipwrishts. com
contract for the rebuilding OF a large derrick
refuses to employ union men. and that be onl.
81 Is. The derrick in question is now lying O.
the dry dock at the Erie Basin. South brooklyn.
tn. initiation fee Of the Hebrew American Ty
posraphicsl Union has been reduced from - =
nounced that the boycott against the Anarchis
weekly. Freio Arbelter stimme. has been success
tinued. A vote OF thanks was given to the Cnite'
Hebrew Trades Unions for carrying on the boy
,ot;.
At Yesterdays meeting OF the Board OF Walk
ing Delegates It was reported that the non:uuioi
pl~asterers whose employment caused a strike OF
a job at Thirty-seventh street and Madison ave
nue. had been discharged. and the strike was de
Jared OF. Several delegates stated that bushes
is reviying. Next Friday the Board will pas
upon the credentials of the German liouse'Paint
ers' Union.
A movement to bring about co-operation b
the different labor exchanges In this COUNT
| has been inauEurRted Dy IL. D.. Do III
independence, Mo. He proposes to establish
central bureau OF information and correspond
ence In regard to places where labor may be EN-
ployed at equitable rates, and, wherever 1t !
possible. to establish cooperative shops. Mr.. D
Bernardi has published q textbook giving tn
details OF his plan.
Local Assembly s,233. X. OF l.. Surface Rail
road Employees. has nominated one OF Its mem
bers. Conductor Joseph Mcdonnell. for nembe
OF the Assembly In the Sixth District OF King
County. The nomination was Endorsed by D. A
IS. 70 which l.. A. 1888 is attached. Jane
BOYD. another conductor. was nominated b
knights OF Labor In the Seventeenth Assembl!
District Of Kings. He belongs to L. A. 500.
Local Brewers Union No. IS, Memphis. Tenn,
has been ordered to receive the newly organizes
Beer Drivers Union in that city as a branch
the General Executive board OF the Journey
men Brewers National Union deeming 1t unwis
to grant a charter to the drivers. for the presen
at least. The Board requests brewers to sta
away from Davenport. Ia. and Rock Island
ILL.,, where strikes are progressing In the locs
breweries. The receipts At General secretar
Kurzenkulbe's once last week amounted I
S234.75.