The evening world., 1894-01-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

I'M TIJC tnlnnI M A0hn
Nv inE WuhLu UT Ihbun.
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can %Im,sn ,S"fy men are no" 3o,hrns II ""''''
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I'M" uhlnn miners arc tHNlhE = No'e ." v u"
dur''oh IN wages proposed "' inc Do1',''
Mexican printers are h5out to organize u Ma
tion'l, uIion: Their vases almost equal 'hose
rAtd In the United states
This rc1p"rs' Progressive Union has appointed
knights Of Labor. This week a new shop was or
canned
' The shoenakcrs' strike at irncs factory viii be
discussed at a mass. meeting to he held next
Saturday ~ 2 T.. NJ. at Humboldt Hall. zoo Mon
trose avenue, brooklyn.
Rochcster. n. v. has oycr 10000 mon out Of
employment, or over one. halt OF thoos who earn
their living by manual labor In that city.
c,rncr,er., t,n,o, M $40 has elected; II. r.
vrJ anohII, presidrnt George Mc,'aulcN, rtnan-
responding Secretary. tiebtpc irwin, Treasurer,
nr,chioycrs' Union M, 4 holds a special meeting
10 mntahH,' o,I, 40 ,r,n,, nS IL d.lcpate 10
The annual Convention OF tho pricklaycrs End
Nnvons' in,ernation,l Union,
uouscsmnhs, mou,doru and architectural iron
tm OurS sm,loy M AT J. " l., W",t's iron works.
vbcrs oyrr,,ions wore resumed after an idlencss
", s,ynrsI month.
uu..rlo, Trrocr,,h,c.i linton No. ~ resolved
,,s, "".no o,c Nil he q member OF this union
No M " r,"rher ~ the A. p A. or in any way
connected herewith"
For the bencht oil 'he,r nhemntoyvh It
I,o'hi Ass,mniy ~ N, OF a. " ," n,ncs",
T TSis week .S,'I the Assembly, Initiated four Dew mem
hars WIN
VS. ., ". u,vo, q, n 40
iiricslayers, Union No. IL ms gwen ~, \, p,iie,
OF the unemployed. one OF me mrmnels wa
fined 80 Tor WORKING below the scale on u 'o
Ia brooklyn.
Special meeting OF Waters Local Union NO, !
o' the hotel ana hchuauraht En,p,us.eo ~,
Alliance ~ on Eas. Ien.n SIRE, ~ .hs nninn NV
tno general OWCeTs.
A general strike, which had been oriered by
the Board OF Delegates OF Building Constructors
on N JOB at Eighty eighth street and Columbus
~orh .nicahiv settled Yesterday,
me hnahcial anu tnnus,Iaai ra1 hs,,n c,o.oS
renched japan Whcre Iaclor,eS aro u.,ns '''Shnli
people are STARVING anu ,'o.s w ir,1uum' Wv
tion In Japan.
The conference OF trades unions, X. Of l.. as.
! semblies, central bodies and reform organizations.
ysntion viii meet AT 80 East Tenth street this
eyeninr. was
and sheSt.iron and roofers' unions in this city
will meet Mt Emrlch's Hall, 2s East Forty
Grat street. under the auspices Of the Harmony
Committee Of tho Central Labor Union.
r,. n..a,,n. n...Ia,u.,,. ,,,io, I'm. o,oo,o,
Inc hrooklyh perrickmons In.on a elec.ra
n II i yicc. Prssident lanes HOPKINS Re-,
cordIng Secretary. John CickIe. TreasurrT: John
bearing ergeant-at-Arms Fred Arnold. Walk
inr peieyatse James carney, John LoWery and
| piphar1 Sanla Aulitnrg
.,,
A special committee appointed by me bniid-
ing traces seetion OF the central Lapo. Union
no,o.o,a IA deissnio 10 The sec,ior nnSe rs
renort Yesterday. Tie committee reported that
tho CHARGES we're well founded, A COPY OF the
iibSon ""' 'e'e ~ Us ''"' ~ '' ''"'"' A""'
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Al q regular meeting o. the Pias-
tercrs' Union II was decided to remit all dues
Tah-,ar. snooa, naattna mhIoh al, upo
terers in tho civ are Invited vii, he held nj the
meeting rooms Of the Union Monday evening, Jan.
YorL piastarsru, rnnS.ronca "'''' " '' H"
49,
asked the Legislature Of ohio to abolish CAPITAL
punishment, and the Ohio Trades and Labor AS
sembly protests. against a proposed increase OF
liquor licenses from $3.50 to $500.
\ IT.. p,,- =, n.,,,,,u pn. ,., Al.
cb nne bod ire u MnIE,ns De,r q ye @I, I tb, rvs
s.st nan,"s r.eelseu ~ ,epU,' WHY w IN
amonr , m buiIsinr trades unioU ~ in his r,ty
a. 'ormoriow . me.'ihs o a Iouru a proposi-
-. a c,Ir,s -. ,,-.r..a u.,,o
neorse W. Tn mu nruwn' ,n''u, AZ a.
pieGe.vork system owing to The pressure brought
y amS n p%m '"e e"i,o5y wI,h ,hsm and nnr ths
) former nna q nnte Of "i wages "i is a ,nem' b snn n psid 's a,
> brown ' snop'
, Paul Brlese has been elected Financial Secretary
: pro TEN. Of the Architectural Iron Workers Union.
= Walking Delegate Westenberger was instructed tf
LOOK out Tor members taxing snp eon.raets anc
, p,.'e "VIn. Wh,eh ,ne 'rns "a MN 0"o
|, Dut OF iate tnese avs nave peeh yiolateu. Mex
I luesaay mhss-meetlhs Will De heiu III tne inter
1 est OF the unemployed
Cabinet Makers Union No. 7 has notified the
lessee Of Clarendon Hall that unless he ceases
discriminating against Walters Union No. / the
cabinet makers will resort to other measures
against his place. An assessment Of 81 was
levied to replenish the treasury. The Union will
attend me mass-heetihs al Madison square 'ar'
zen In a oooV'
The German Cigar Makers Benevolent Society
has at present 66s members, ia OF whom are
women. During the last three months 81. OI7. 3E
was paid for benefits The receipts amounted tc
= 81, 1873. 80. and there is q balance OF Sc, 03f. 3S. The