The evening world., 1893-10-26
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

linton printers are securing thousands OF sigma.
lures to the petition for Government railroads
and tClegraphs soon to be presented to congress.
state Food and Dairy Commissioner DR.. Nc
Neil. Ot ohio. will deliver n lecture upon the pure
foot question to the Cleveland Central Labor
lniOn nest Sunday.
Sow delegates were admitted to the building
Trades Section Of the Central Labor Union yes
icriay from the Reliance Labor Club and the
Whitcston" Association, both ma~rble-workers or
gdui1atiu1s.
Of the Harlem branch OF tho Workmen's General
Iionrft Union. The receipts during the last three
months amounted to 3l,92i.40 and Sl.O2t.s0 was
expended.
A report comes from Decatur. III, that the
leaders of the railway brotherhoods have decided
TO take steps to recommend to their organizations
to affiliate with the American Federation OF Labor.
Clothing and food for the school children OF
the poor is on" of the pI,ank,s upon which the
labor organizations Of st. Louis propose to elect
theif candidates for School Directors in that city.
t yesterdays meeting OF the hoard OF Walking
Delegates II was reported by DELEGATE Hondley.
employed at the Metropolitan Opera House have
been compelled to join Union NJ. 3.
Two applications tor permission to strike were
granted by Cigar Makers Union No. 10 this week.
question NJ sending out an agent to boycott non.
rnion cigars manufactured in this city.
James MoKim. the well known ex-walking dele.
gate Of the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
ana JUinrgs. tns been appointed chief Deputy
Contract Labor Inspector in the place Of John
'"l''''' va : '''"NF yam" II y" - s'h' W
Quebec, Canada.
Ii,ucoforth all members of the Executive Com
m'ttc. of tn Architectural lron-Wurkers' Union
who neglect to attend the committees regular
meetings will he fined ?5 cents; also all mem
beers who refuse 10 obey the orders of the Walk
ing Delegate.
hag promised the representatives Of The Board
Of delegates Buildings Contractors that only
union painters will be employed NJ union wages
On all work under his jurisdiction on Ellis Island.
OIcc:s have been elected by Boiler. Makers and
ron ship. builders unIon No. SO. as follows: J..
J. Monaghan. President; p. S. Dellevan. Vice
II Cosgrove, Trustees. j. j. Munich, Inspector
Richard caycrly, Secretary.
William Clarke. A. NJ. OF the English Fabian
Society, and a writer on the London Daily Chron.
irle, Will remain in this country and deliver a
series OF lectures on the international labor move
ncut, trades unions, Socialism. &C, in Eastern
cities,
Inspector Williams has withdrawn the police
men who were stationed on the Job OF Narcotic &
90. Forty-hfth street and Fifth avenue. and
Policeman bingham. who insultcd several walking
delegates. was ordered to apologize.
Walking D'lega,e Barmann, of Cabinet Max
ers' Union No. I, had a conference with Contrac'
tors Casey and Autenreith yesterday. which re-
suited in a promise OF the part OF Casey TO with
uraw his custom frum Autenr,ith should the lat
tr refuse to employ tniCn cabinet makers.
A PIttsburg iron-worker. after hunting worn
for two months, was sent TO the ptnitentiary a
tine work house he said that at last he would re
crtye three square meals . day which he Coult
rot procure even II he had found employment.
Makers tnioa No. 80 enrolled eight new
members this week, and new delegates from thre,
.hOps were admitted TO tine Board OF Supervision
Next sunday a special meetirg will be held It
national CONVENTION To the campaign fund o
the Socialist Labor party 500 was given.
Firemen's Union No. l hn. Endorsed the amend
Federation. according to which that body is no
to he dissolved as long az seven unions are anil
lated. Step7 have been taken to amalganate VIII
the United standard Engineers Union.
Unions affiliated with tho American Federation
Of Labor are bnycotting the hreweries Of II. J
Pan and Roessle & Go. in Boston for employing
at Labor. and the knights have proclaimed a boy
colt against the Ameri' an brewing 'ompnn!
where Federation men exclusively are employed.
A~malgamated Society ofs Carpenters and Joiner
will have their annual ball in Tammany Hall.
Delegate O'lIare reported at yesterdays meet
ing Of the Board Of Delegates OF building Con
structors that Contractor William Johnson is EN-
ployluE non-unIon ~stone-woIkers on a job. o.
Ninetv first str, between First avenue and Ave
nue. \, A committee was appointed TO confe
with Johnson. The compromise ohered by III
Nlnrents Roofing Company to settle the strike o.
the job at 40 West Forty-Efth street was rejecte,
by the board.
The newspaper publishers iI St: Paul; MINI
owing to the stringency in the money market
Last week the proprietOrs OF the ST. Paul Dali
News raised the wages to the former amount
whcreupon a vote OF thanks was extended to tn
News.
Almost 300, 900 peasants and agricultural labor
crs are organized In sicily, with headquarters n
1 Palermo. Among others they have elected felic
! III GrlGada. a young Socialist agItator, TO repre-
sent them in the Italian Parliament, The Gov
: Sicily In anticipation Of tumultuous demonstra
lions as it has been determined to dissolve tn
cnuluvcd in the Slcilian sulphur mines belong
l strikes in these mines have become an almos
= OF the uanrsrs auo the wrgcs of the miners ar
) telow the starvation level.