The evening world., 1893-07-07
FROM The WORLD OF LABOR.

Tonight Bookbinders' Union No. will
elect new officers.
The Architectural tronworiters' Union
enrolled fourteen new members this
week.
Six hundred gasworkers are out for
an advance from $3.50 to $l.65 per day at
Indianapolis
The cigar-makers and glassblowers OF
Milville, N. j., are the mainstaYs OF the
recently organized trades assembly In
that city.
Next Monday evening the Socialists OF
Newark, n. J., will celebrate the re-
lease OF the Chicago Anarchists at 4a
Prince street.
Hugo Miller has been reelected Cen
eral Secretary OF the German American
Topographic by a vote of 696 against l3
At next. weeks. shop meetings Of
must show their naturalization or first
papers.
Union carriage makers have been dis
charged from Doseker's factory, at
Elizabeth, n. j., for requesting their
fellow-workmen to join the Union.
Motormen and conductors have or
ganized labor union at Paterson. n.
j. They meet Mondays at midnight In
National Hall, West and River streets.
Confectioners, Union No. will have
It's semi-annual election OF officers on
July IL. This week the Union had four
teen members out of employment.
John Deckelman is the new Secretary
of the New York Electrotypers' Union.
Peter j. Sullivan was elected Statsti.
clan and l.. Bauer. Thomas Casey and
4 William Farlow Trustees
Local Assembly 6,G27. X. OF L.. has
elected: Daniel Anglin, Master Work
man: Thomas Flanagan. Worthy Fore
man; w y. Peck, Recording Secretary;
b. Reardon. Financial Secretary.
From April to July 1 323 jobs were
bureau OF the Independent Bakers and
Confectloners' Union OF New York.
At Minneapolis, MINI, about 500 men
employed by the Northern Mil Com
pany struck yesterday morning to re-
sist 10 per cent. reduction OF Their
wages. Other strikes are expected to
follow.
! AT Wallingford, Conn, the Table.
| Knife Grinders National Union opened
Its annual Convention yesterday. ii
New England States, the discussion OF
which Will take up considerable time.
Rudolph Modest. Frederick schaefer
4. Joblinowski. ]. Neumayer and p
kuntz will represent Cigarmakers
Union No. 90 at the Convention OF the
week ten new members were enrolled.
The Hebrew-American Typographica
Union has notified the Printing Trades
Council that n committee Of that body
VIII ne received pTONl1eu tn1t none o.
the members OF that body belong tt
Hebrew Typographical Union No. 3l7.
The United Carriage and waaor
Makers Union yesterday evening elected
the following officers: Chris Rathgeber
Recording Secretary; II. Funder, Fnan
urer. The initiation fee was raised from
80 cents to 81.
Harness Makers Union No. II ha
elected: Frank Kelleen. President; r
Recording Secretary; Foley Hines, Fl
nancial Secretary: John Reychen. Treas
urer: j. Hartnett. J. c. Markham. J. 7
Merritt, Trustees; James Church, Ser
Beant-at-Arms
Union bakers are on strike in Gin
notice. In Buffalo five additional bos
bakers have signed the contract OF tn
Journeymen Bakers Union, and tn
latter Is now using 5000 labels per da
where only lG0 were used one mont
ngo.
For working at Boss Iba's non-unio
bar-hxture shop Cabinet Makers unio
No. 7 has fined one of its members 81
on July IL new officers are to be elect
ed. Members in arrears. failing to sci
tie with the Financial Secretary on @
before that day. will be suspended.
General Master Workman Powderl
utive Board OF the Knights Of Labo
arrived In town yesterday to invest
r gate the differences between Distrit
Assemblies 40 and 20 in regard to tn
$ boycott against the India Wharf Brew
: ing Company. OF Brooklyn. Their heat
l quarters Is at the Astor House.
According to the latest report of tr
State Organizer OF the Cigar-haker
International Union in New Jersey. t.
cgar-makers' local unions Of BrldgetoI
. Nineland and Trenton are In n yer
poor condition. while the New Brun:
wick union Is fourlshlng. and In Jel
sey City only five non-union cigar-maL
ers are at work.
Applications for charters have bee
received by General Secretary-Treasurt
\. j. Wines of the International Typo
q graphical Union. for new local union
at Grand junction, Col, and SAINT
, Cruz, Cal The receipts last month wer
!, ss,I7650. and disburs ements s7,S2S.25. TIL
: balance on hand is $30.ci26i. Return
on the nine-hour proposition must be q
. the office in indianapolis on or befor
' Aug. 10. In the case Of a favorable vo'
; the nine-hour day will commence Aui
1 a.
SENATOR STANFORD.