The evening world., 1893-10-11
FR0n the WORLD OF LABOR.

Mr.. Edison says that gold Is not AZ valuable
nor as necessary AZ iron or lead.
The once manager Of Machinis,s Progressive
nion NO l reports that trade Is gradually i'm
proving.
W. Z. Mcconnell has hecn elected CORRESPONDING
Secretary of Boiler Makers ilraucA 40. Green.
Joint. L.. I.
James Gardner. the newly elected representa-.
tive OF the American socisty o., Ftcscn Pain,"rs,
has been adnttcl " the Board VI Waking belle
gates.
a union OF ensrayers !. to he erSanIAch under
INC auspices OF the Central Labor Federation at "
Fast Fourth street this evening
The Common Council! Of Boston struck the word
-nnian. rum a resolution Introduced bN fyp"-
city's printing be done at a unicn once.
Over Zoo metal workers are OF, on a general
strike at Budapest. the capital Of Hungary. be
.suse one Of their orgsuizers had Teen dis
charged Tor being u union man.
The Cooks Alliance has resolved TO send dele.
yates TO the Central Labor Federation. For
tuesday, Oct. y, a mass. meeting Of cooks has
been called to take place at 80 East Tenth street.
Branch 1. Of the Independent bakers and Confcc.
TONERS tnion has decided that members muat I've
IN good standing for at least one month to he en-
Titled to employ ment Us helpers.
Strikes Of .hr'hltectural Iron Workers against
inc employment II non uniun men are imminent
at the shops OF Cook G IONS, West Thirty-savtn,h
street, and WestinI ~ Co.. iij West Forty first
street.
Tn" German American Painto,s aud Decorators
tEion Yesterday sent a ommitte 10 Contra tor
Bauscmcr. S2 East Etghtieth street, who dls.
charged a member upon demand OF tn0ther organ
iSstion Of painters,
Trade is improving for brass workers. as Anal.
gamstcd Brass Workers lEiCn No. | has dis
charsed It's Committee for the Relief Of the "a.
employed. most OF the unemployed members
having again founl work.
MIR. Martha Avery, OF Boston. has accepted
the invitation Of the New York Section Of the
Socialist Labor party to dedicate tho Section i
new Nag at the brand Central Palace Of Industry
~ Saturday, Oct. II.
walking Delegate John Tnskcr.fct he Enter
prise Association 81 Steam Fiytrs. Statea that
the members Of that organization have all the
work they want. trade improxrg constantly and
porous condition.
The Williamsburg rran,sk Union has instructed
TO move tina, the nam;'oi The latter be changed,
pirate for a body composed OF delegates from
trades unions.
Lodge sss. of the Locomotive Engineers Brother
Jardiu. lss wyona street. Chicf Engineer, and
a. x. Roberts. Assistant Ens!neet. The newly
elected cs'ei Engineer 3, k1dsS 2Ss; Long Island
point, L. l.
1t IL an sstab, shed fact that the members Of
unions with high dues and benefits have high
wages, and suffered little or no reduction during
the present crisit, while unions taking low dues
and paving small or no benefit are rapidly solns
TO almost starvation wages.
The Secretary Of Branch I Of the United silk
Ribbon Weavers' Union has been instructed to
demonstrate With Manufacturer BluIcnthal. where,
az II Is alleged, men ara being compelled TO tend
several looms at the same time. For next Friday
n mass m eetips has been called at Cables Hotel,
one Hundred and Forty ninth street and Amster'
dam avenue.
The labor literature Of this country has been
recently Increased by an interesting novel entitled
"A Strike, written by Joseph Trsumann u Ger.
man. American, OF this city. The book contains 4
vivid description Of seen - Witnessed during thC
rec: mt great strike In The stunc-cuuin8 industry.
and II Is well worth reading.
Judge Heed. Of Wichita, Kan. has decided tina,
the Eight Hour lev OF Kansas ts ''unconstitu'
tional." He IS the nrst District Judge to pas
on this act. and he holds that II II In conflict
with both the hli Of rights Of the states and viii
tuition. Claims agsrcgating hundreds OF thousands
Of dollars for overtime under this law are pending
, agains! almost every city and county of Kansas.
Al yesterdays meeting OF thu Board OF Dele
gates of building Construrtors, the motion Il
hold meetings every Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urday was reconsidrred. and the meeting day
will remain Az they were--Monday, Wedneshs,
and Friday. II was reported that the tin hn'
sheet. iron workers went on strike on tho Jobs q
Mai cotte 4 60. Delegate Mclaughlin reporte'
that the Board VI Wslking Delegates did not sue
coed in It's S;tempt. to have members of Painters
Progressive linton No. 6 discharged by Contractor
Beam from a Job on Thirty hrst street and SiHtl
avenue.
General Secretary 4. G. Wines, Of the lnterEs
tional typographical Union, reports a balance oi
hand OF $3+, 5c3. 81. Last month the receipts 70
Charters were granted to new local unions II
santa Cruz, Cal. Grand Junction. Col. Iismiito'
and Cieyslsn nd. q. An application for q rhar1e
! Was received from Jsnesyillc. Wis. The charter