The evening world., 1893-07-19
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Glaciers have been organized under the
auspices OF the American Federation of
Labor in St. Louis
cigar Makers Union No. % gained
eighteen new members this week. Will
lam Esch has been elected Treasurer.
Delegates TO the Labor Congress in
Hoooken will be elected this evening by
the Passaic County Trades Assembly.
Bricks made of sawdust. mixed with
cement and lime, are coming to the front
In many parts of this country.
Only Ave OF the eishty-eight local
unions Of indianapolis, Ind, are not
represented in the Central Labor Union
of that city.
Labor unions in Maine are discussing
III" aarisahllty ~ calling a stat" con
ference io deliberate upon proposition
to TAX" political action.
niarhius's' Progressive Union ~.
i1" '".'lu'd IN" Central Labor MONS
i.'i'afiNn ia tax" part In III" Labor l'nr
prrd'. RGsin"s- is dull for the NOM
bots
u,nr, Robor.s. 2so Eos. Tn,urv.creoth
street W At pr"~ont Scrr"tnry nf IRON
NoulI.r.' Iiim No %. un1 \ ". n'r-
rino wo, elected fiuau,,sl secretary.
JOHN e.. Sccnpn nuI William NcCah"
2r", ,1qian'"s l"r HSS"ssoo'T o.. "f ,il,,,i 'isAri
Conversion "r ,hs rIsar-Maksrs' mt'r-
rational imuu.
charter SO ~ has boon given 'o the"
newly "rglni&"i Jouru"ym'n l'arN"r'
,, n'"G ,.l, ,1 ,a 'T'' ,I' Ia..a,e County rd%s
Assembly.
Bri"tayers ru'yn 40. : has renDarcl
ne s'mking members of. iiti kl!,'rS
u'uu 40 II ru the i1,s ~ Ross Hirhl.
/ TINS %, - Nghi h"'wn"u English and G. r-
wnu speaking unirn mon
i'ir Electric r:uupmon' COMPANY. IN
/ a.,urlaucr witH tn" new agreement
with tho El"'tu" Wiz nous M ~. hHs
requested Walking i'"'cay"e No,ii'y ="
rnui.h all the mon needed on tho lobs
; Of tia" Company.
/ G,rs went on strike against r"0uo-
! irpn ur warnu Yesterday L Eiisou's i'"-
7 tory IN Harrison, \. J. They say that
II They accepted the reduction they
/ would not hc ahic to make NOR" than ST
por eek
( \ number of boss painters recently
formed an organization AT Salem, y. g"
and applied for charter from the
brotherhood of Painters and l,"rorators
bust tn" General Executive t"unri oi
tn" Bruthcrho d refused to entertain
the application.
by a vote Of 81 against I the Operative
! Plaster"rs' Union has been admitted Ia
tn" Boarl of Walking Delegates; The
| representatives OF the union which had
such a hard struggle to secure ts az
! mission are Messrs Smith and Tyrren
Rernard Davies has been elected au-
ditor by Cigar Makers Union NO ~. ].
cover n deficit in the treasury S-cen'
assessment was levied. The fines i'm
posed upon members for failing to at-
tend the last quarterly meeting we're
RENTED.
switchmen's Harlem River Lodge, No
IL, has elected: John Logan, Master
T. j. Shettiin. Recording Secretary, }. NJ
Maher, Financial Secretary-Treasurer
The lodge meets every frst and thtrt
Sunday OF the month at the suburban
Hotel, one Hundred and Fortieth street
and Third avenue.
No work for painters at Hagerstown
Md: Chicago, Ill: AleNandria. Ind
Kansas city Mo; Richmond. Va; Sar
lose. Cal; Topeka, Kan; knoXyille
III; Springfield, Mo; South Pend. Ind
Hot Springs. Ark; Cleveland, o.; LOUIS
vile, Ky.
For it's sick benefit fund the Upholster
ers | Mon levied an assessmentot OF "a cehu
yesterday. which is to be paid within
Central Labor Union to take part II
the Labor Day parade was placed or
file"
Journeymen Brewers Union No. 60 hai
been notified that union bricklayers unt
laborers are drinking non-union bee
while working on a job at briggs an,
Leonard streets. Brooklyn. although
union beer may be had in the neighbor
hood. The respective untuns were re
quested to investigate the complaint.
Frederick Goebel has been elected
delegate to the Labor Press Fund AS
) ISOLATION by the GerInan,AmeriGa' c,
question OF parading on Labor Day vii
be discussed next week. ON Sunday tn
members will make an excursion t
Staten Island.
The Workmen's Protective Societ!
will investigate the charges made bi
Frank. Rhelngold against several peo
pie who. AS he says, kept the none!
collected for the relief of his famil!
while he was In Sing Sing Prison. at I
special meeting to be held this evening
at l65 East Broadway.
To ,hree manufacturers Cigar Makers
Union No. IA granted the label th
week, The Strike Committee reports
bids fair to be successful. A spec!a
committee was appointed to Investigate
the case of Member William Sodo, VIII,
was said to have been buried in Pot
ter's Field.
the United States Department of Labor
is now engaged in investigating th
slums of the large cities. He will not
of each family visited. The atmospher
of the rooms in the houses occupied b!
the workers is TO be analyzed and com
pared with the air usually found in fac
tories.
The Iron -Moulders' Union of Nortl
America is now In the thrty-tifth yea
Of its existence, and 1t is composed o
81 local unions throughout this country
The general officers are: Martin Fox
President: E. j.. Dcnney. Secretary;
G. Weaver. Assistant Secretary; VIII
lam Heinzel. Treasurer; j. J. Scully, Au
ditor, j. 7. Valentine, r. Wisdom. w. II
Kelly. Nice-Presidents: II. Fl. Metcalf
J. Campbell, II. F. DAILY, j. Il. Diamond
y. Costello, Trustees.
Mrs. Florence ly-Wishnewetsky
daughter Of the late Congressman Kelly
has been appointed by Gov. Aitgeld Il,
one of the factory insptctrcsses 70
| Illinois She iS well known in mi