The evening world., 1894-05-23
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

paily labor papers are about TO be issued IN
Brockton, Mass. and Providence. r, l. ..
The Hebrew Mattress Makers Union has organ
lied a branch OF English. speaking members. ~
Unnn cap operators have won their striker at
the shops Of bosses Lederer and Blenstein. -'~-
The cabinet makers at BOSS Rieger's shop Rave
been successful In their strike against q reduce
ton Of wages.
The building trade. mass meeting at Cooper In.
stitute to asitate against imported decorations will
take place on Monday evening. June Is. -
Louis F. Post. well known among the labor men
In this city is lecturing to large audiences upon
tho labor and single tax questions In C~allforna.
Architectural iron-workers are on strike on Con-
tractor Francis Cooks Job at the school-houss on
Thirteenth street. against the employment Of. non-
union men. .tg95l
Hat,ers' wages are to be reduced 20 per cont
In Boston on and after June l. Ths msp .Nho
don t like IL will be locked out. the manufacfur,
ers LNVins signed an agreement to that effect.
,o snas1,aseT Win 'n ,Ss G NT "a esso'y rad .es sssooi :
regard to regulating the apprentice system.
Eishty-nine trades unions in St. Louis demand
knights OF Labor bury their differences and iois
hands In the economic as well as In the political
night.
General Executive board of tn. BrotherhSod Of
Railway Carmen, IRE expected In this city on 3
tour OF agitation and Organization through the
Eastern States h.
The silk Ribbon weavers' Union enrolled tan
new members last night. The initiation fee was
raised from 81 to 50 The shop reports ssotsd
that many OF the strikers have not been Islni'
! stated by their employers. To assist Them thoss
having worn will assess themselves. -7-Gtr
About 600 OF the silk ribbon weavers who toon
part In the protracted strike In Paterson. n, j.,
are stIll out Of employment, and their unioa
,laims that they were placed upon the black Lat
for the active part they took in the nght tor
higher wages.
Work has been resumed by the elevator eou-
structors who struck at the factory OF A. Larsen.
one Hundred and Twenv-tourth street and East
River. as their wages. which had been reduced.
we're raised again to the former rate. The mea
now demand that a non-union engineer Who 10
employed by Larsen be discharged.
According to the monthly report Of James II.
Grier, Sec. etary OF the New York Granite Cutters
Union, business remains dull here. and many Of
the yards are only working half time and lesa In
the place OF Thomas Murdit. who left the city.
". J. sullivan VAS elected President. .is,
Three delegates were elected by upholsterers'
Union No. 80 yesterday 10 attend a conference by
which 1t is intended to form a Joint Local Kxseu-
city and Brooklyn. Edward Hsneklsr and IL,
Meyrs Will represent the Union at the copyentioa
OF the international Furniture Workers Union. ,
New delegates have been admitted to the central
body OF the United Hebrew Trades Unions from
the suspender-MAkerE'. Pressmen and Feeders,
graphical and International foakmaker unionaL
The body has adopted resolutions calling upon
for newspapers is to be increased. az such aeuoa
would have a tendency to be an obstacle to the
education and enlightenment Of ihs labortas
masses.
The Central Labor Union OF Cleveland. whsa
called upon by a committee OF citizens. merchants
anu POLITICIANS 10 participate In the parade On
July 4. to assist in the unyeilinE OF . Aoldiefu
monument, refused point blank, d~seiarfng teAt
they Will not parade with men whose interests
were opposed TO those OF the laborfng masses. and
who were responsible for a refusal'o OF the municf-
pal authorities to permit a parade Of the snsn-
ployed. N... -I. ,s2
1t was decided by Cabinet. Makers Uuioa no, 4
yesterday that members to whom tho saturday
half-hoiday has been granted must not Sofk
more than nine hours per day. Moral aid vaz
promised to Varnishers' linton No. %. against
whose members the Progressive varnlshsrf union
is said to be competing. lE7
The principal subject discussed at last nighfs
meeting OF the Miscellaneous ssetioa Of the Gee
trail Labor Union Was a motion made by onA II
the delegates OF Cigar Makers Union No. I8( IA
suspend Waters Alliance, No. . tor refusing "a
conform with the regulations Of the Hotel aud
Restaurant Employees National Alliance II wa
claimed by several speakera among thea "a.
welsmann. II. white and II. Msiss, that IN
National Alliance had ceased 70 sxist. eoasy<sslI
upop It's stand taken at the last Annasi sissuol
in favor. u pliops 4nt4Eonitua 10 The AnlslHll
federation OF Labor. ihd nat. t~hsfsfors.r Alis1el
No. e'sas JUSTIFIED In Withdrawing hon the No
tien.l body. me motion Of tts sisar-nsAsrs -
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