Hartford labor., 1894-10-20
World Of Labor,
INTERNATIONAL.
LONDON, ENGLAND.


 of the American Federation of Labor in Denver in December as the delegate of the British Trades and Labor organiza- tions.
 .va. ENFIELD, ENGLAND.
 HARD WORK OF SOCIALISTS.-The Social-Democratic Federation has been getting warm time of it at Enfield late ly The curse of the Government es- tablishment is upon the place. and the inhabitants refuse to listen to reason. Huge crowds assemble on Saturday nights and make 1t impossible to speak. Missiles are thrown, the speakers and their comrades ore hooted and yelled at, and ugly rushes are indulged in by the crowd. Were blue! we're blue!' yell the intelligent ones, meaning thereby that they are in favor of Jingoism, 'the exten- sion of the Empire" and the wholesale slaughter of human beings, in order that the Enfield factory may continue to have plenty of work to do in the way of max ing small arms. The mental calibre of the opposition may be gauged by the fact that several copies of Justice were bought last Saturday night, tied to sticks and burnt This trick is something akin to that of the Irishman who is said to have destroyed a bank note in order to cheat the bank. It would be quite in accord with the way of thinking of such men to hold thanksgiving service for the recent battles between the Chinese and Japanese, in which arms, equipments, and ships have been destroyed. Is it not good for trade? The replacing of these will make work and is not work the only thing desirable? -..... . .l. ..
 RIVE DE CHER, FRANCE.
 THROWN ON THE STREET.-The Glass Workers strike is still unsettled. The 'Reveil des verriers,'' official organ of the Glass Workers, reports that 127 families have been thrown out of the company's tenement houses.
 BERLIN, GERMANY.
 AGAINST THE SOCIALISTS.-The Government is earnestly working for new Anti-Socialist laws and bill to that ef- feet will surely be introduced in the next session of the Parliament. The Social ists ridicule the idea of the ruling powers trying to prevent the growth of the So- cialist movement by stringent laws.
 EDITOR SENTENCED.-Mr. zachau, the responsible editor of the .sSozial- democrat" has been sentenced to six mopths Imprisonment for publishing an aTtlriie under the captioi. me Capital ist Class and the Military"
 PARIS, FRANCE.
 THE UNEMPLoYED.-T figures of the Central Labor Bureau at Paris show that the labor situation throughout France on August 15 last appeared to be that large number of workmen and laborers were without employment, and only small portion of those who have been for some time in enforced idleness have resumed their occupations. From the 645 labor unions, with membership of 129,235 reporting to the Central Office, it appeared that 144 per cent of the labor CTS were without work.
 PORT SAID, EGYPT.
 COAL PORTERS' STRIKE-The strike of the coal porters employed by the Suez Canal Company, is still in progress and navigation on the canal is partially sus- pended.
 VIENNA, AUSTRIA.
 PAPERHANGERs STRIKE. = The paperhangers of this city are on strike for nine-hours workday. sixty-seven bosses have already signed the contract with the Union.
 BRESLAU, GERMANY.
 SUFFERING WEAvERS.-Among the weavers of Silesia great suffering exists. Over half of these poor proletarians are out of work and the coming winter will make things even worse. Since the work men cannot buy anything the small busi- ness men of this district are in similar condition. +....
 NANTES, FRANCE.
 SOCIALIST ADDRESS.-The Marxist faction of the Socialist Labor Party has recently held its 12th annual congress at Nantes, when addresses were received from similar parties in other countries. The Russian ad- dress stated-"We cannot but seize the present opportunity to protest with you against the expulsion, on the plea of Anarchism, of our comrades Pick hanoff, Vera Sassulich, Selitrenny, Mar goulis and so many more, who not only have nothing in common with Anarchists, but are still doing all in their power to cambat Anarchist ideas both in Russia 1 and abroad. This cooperation between the French Republic and the Russian Despot in the persecution of our comrades is ali the more painful to us Russian Socialists that we had been accustomed from child hood to love and admire the glorious and heroic past of revolutionary France" The German address, signed by Liebknecht, Rebel and Singer, members of the Reich stag, says, among other things:-"The game now being played against you So- cialists of France has already been played In Germany against us by M. De Bis marck, who, in 1878, paraded the red spec