The evening world., 1893-11-04
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

New officers will be elected BY the Swiss En-
broidererS' Union tonight.
A stone raw placed in tho uuarriss at Rutland,
Vt, does the work OF about 100 men.
Cigar-Packers Union No. ISL has resolved. by a
vote II 50 against s, to send delegates to the Cen
trail Labor Federation.
DAv'd johnson Is the new President Of Pottars'
Union No. I. and Frank Hutchins was elected Cor
responding Secretary.
Jourue, men bakers who were locked ont by
their bosses for demanding Increase OF wages are
about to establish a cooperative bakery In Erie.
Pa.
1t has been resolved by the Missouri State Fed.
Grafton OF Labor to insist upon strict enforcement
Of the Sunday laws and the closing OF barber
shops.
A National Congress Of the trades unions OF Aus
tria will assemble In Vienna on Sunday. Dec. "a,
TO discuss a plan according TO which the organika.
lions will be centralized.
Firemen's Union No. I: has suspended one OF its
members for two months, and he was Also nnel
$40 for causing the dismissal OF another union
man.
Labor exchanges have been introduced In Pcrtu-
unions, but the Government reserves to itself the
prerogatiVe OF vetoing the elections.
The Independent Labor party, OF England. ia
growing rapidly. Although Just organized, Il
has no less tan 40 branches, each with a member
ship Of from one hundred to several thousand.
The sta,isticlan Of th' X Of l. State Assembly
OF Massachusetts has found sos workshops In
Boston 10 be without proper ventilation. as pre-
scribsd by the factory laws OF that State.
The workmen's Cremation Society has limited
tne axe OF muaDeEs 10 u q aGmlttrn % ulty-uNc
years. A motion OF the Union Hill Branch to
cremate all deceased members, even II their rela-
tlNcs are opposed to cremation. WAS declared out
OF order
Italian iaborers ere leaving tho ment
on railroads all over the country to return to
Italy. because the unemployed Americans, who
were driven from their Industrial pursuits In
cities and mines, lr Offering themselves a. the
same and even lower wages than those received
by the Italians,
There are gsi locG! sections of the s~oeialIs,
Labor party in Italy. with a membership Of over
lO7 500. The organization Is strongest In sicily
where the number II those in good standing Is
nearly 66. 900. Then zones the province Of ligu.
ria, with about 2s. 900 members A; Milan and
Aantua about II. 900 each are enrolled,
Represent.tiy, Nyacs. OF thu Theatrical Pro.
t|ectIye linton; reported at yestsrlay.s meeting OF
his agreement with the organization has engaged
several non-uniou men. rhereupon 1t was re-
affiliated with the Hoard -houid be permitted to
work for Manager Keith.
There are more men With artificial feet and
legs employed In tho railroad trarfc than In any
other trade. owing to the large number OF Acvl'
dents Witch occur, You may ind conductors en-.
Rincers, hremen. swi:cAmon. carmen, ami even
bagsagemen. who Carp trunks and lthcr heaFY
things, Walking about With one or hoiA legs
made Il rubber, wood and steel
The workmrn's Furniture Insurance Society
has at present 7,sa. members and q capital Of
about $50 100. During tee last SIX months 61
s. s6S. 40, and SIS, SO4. SO VAS expended. At >%csicr-
days semi annual meeting a motion TO return
Unt-hAlt OF the guarantee IuAl 10 le hehU'E
Was lost by . vote OF $50 n Il?
The city OF I.coNwardsH, Holland, has = tech
nirai school where carpentry, cabinet ak'Eg,
dyring and blacksmithlng are taught. The master
nical education was too theoretical, s"il mat
after the s.hool had existed ten years he had
sent out letters to all the old pupils, From the
answers regciyec II appeared that 80 per cent
OF the pupils we're able to earn their own Twins
in Two years after leaving school % per cent
became independent IN ;he course Of a year,
tnd Z pei cent we're abb" to maintain themselves
at once.
It VAS stated at yesterdays meeting Of the
HoArl OF WAIking polesates that the members
OF Painters Progressive Union Nos, l ana .
seventh street ara broadway have Joined ono
u the unions represented In the Hoard also thAi
Progressive NArnshers' Union No l Is about 10
Teioiu the hoard A. specisl committee was Sp'
~poiatcd To confer with Contractor GA,lagher who
waA said. refused TO admit Walking hrleSale.
To the new armory at ThtTIy-iouTth street and
Park avenue,
The official annual report Of thi Labor uureAe
Of New Zealand states that a large number Of
unemployed workers have been sent TO the
''bush' TO reclaim uRcultivAtei lands FActnriet
we're established by the authorities where iSSS
more WorkmCR found employment than last year,
and $50, men acre given work at the mines and
number Ci,ru employ Tcnt siHce the bureau Nat
orsaRigc! is about -. 600, The uhsmploS ed In
New Zealand receive Government railroad Tree
passes.
The Suprsm. Court ~ Minnesota hSs decide,
that ray,uttug Is legal In rendering this de-
,isi0n thr Court set IsllS the Tu.ius s.; a lower
Court. Nti,h issued "a injunction r,s'ra'nlas
the Nor'Ay rsfyra LumberuCG's Association iron
bu,vet'irE uuy u rs mcnb"Is for violation Of
rules tuttg NitrAvll, to delivering tho Tul.nS
Of tbs Court h,Id that aIN man unless undo,
vhgTges him With some public duty, has a righl
To rvtusv 20 wor, ~ deal With Ahy man or eIasi
man may exercise sinSly. any number Of nsE
may exercise Jointly.