The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

! The loom axers at the Boot MIL Lowell.
Mas. struck last week for more pay.
Cigar Makers Union No 10 granted two .p-
/ plicstioiis for permission to strike for higher
wages this week.
]. 4 wsyland has secured 1000 acres o, Ian
In Tennessee for proposed cooperative colony
which viii! be named Ruskzn
Italian iaborers are now being organized ry
Prot. Antonio Monteeone. OF this city. in Phila-
delphia.
The delegates Of the international Flint Glass
Workers Union assembled in Convention this
morning az Montreal. Canada.
The VICES OF every employee OF the Wheeling
and Erie RAILWAY. Mass lon. o.. from car-wiper
to President, has been raised IS l-3 per cent.
Fsser Brothers of this city have agreed to EN-.
ploy none but members NJ the International
Bakers and Confectioners' Union.
The number, OF the striking clsar-makers in
Philadelphia has increased to 500. They re-
ceive financial aid from all local unions in this
country.
The new Harmony Committee elected by the
central Labor Union has organizei by electing NJ.
lampf, Of cigar.Make Union No. lH, Chair
man. ard J. r. Bell Of the Atlantic Coast sea-
mems Union. as Secretary.
The Brooklyn Central Labor Federation has
withdrawn its endorsement Of the x. OF L.. boy
oo't against Smith, Gray & Co. who are en-
pluying members " the United Garment Workers
Union. Next Sunday the Federation will elect
new officers.
General Secretary Ernest kurZenknaDe, OF the
Journeymcn Brew ers' Nat onal tr'on. is Ia Texos.
He telegraphB rom Houston that he succeeded
in organizing Local Union No. Ill in that city.
Another new local union was organized by AS
distant General Secretary Bechtoid in Louisville.
Ky The leceints al the general Office last week
amounted to $3.50. 90
Kramer President B. Schostak. Vice President
NJ. Braun. sergeant-at-Arms r. Domgall, Re-
Sr Drssoy Of ps
A. Rpp, Treasurer: c. Gene. Corresponding Sec
Rotary, l., schulz Trustee: To the striking
miners Of Pennsylvania the Union gave so.
Cabinet Makers Cnion No has elected: John
Baumann. Walking Delegate; Charles speyer.
kcs9rd,nE and Corresponding segrsatry H.
rotary Mesars, Cent? and starost, Trustees For
the striking cabinet makers in Vienna subsari pton
lists have been given out, cirs S vi viii be
Workers International Union In regard to sdvis-
Ing them to join the United Brotherhood Of Car
penters and Joners.
A vote OF thanks has been given by the General
Executive Board OF the Potters National linton
% the rott"rs Of Kokomo, Ind for their IN
Trenton IN. J,i potters. Weekly contributions OF
500 arc received from the Potters' Union In
stahorasnire England; This Is the first strks
Tor higher wages with the aid Of Europena
money.
Local Assembl, 70. X, Of L., ,ailors elects:
Worthy Foreman Paul Pensel. Recording Sec
re,sry; Philip Landesmann. Financial Secretary
IL biuHentnal, treasurer Il. weiss, tulne, j.,
Belapolsk Inspector; NJ. Kellne-. Judge: r..
schre Der, Judge Advocate; J. Goldberger, Clerk
schwartz $. Crusnteli. Trus'ee. 4 committee
Is At work arranging conferences with other
branches OF the trade.
President Noschans of the Journcymen BARRIERS
international Union. has Issued the following ad-
dressed to all BARRIERS In New York State: IAN
iourneymen BARRIERS interested in the welfare and
protection Of the trade where union " journey
men is In existence are hereby earnestly re-
qucsIed 10 interest themselves by calling mass
meeting Of iourneymen BARRIERS In their respecti,e
cities towns for the purpose Of organizing Q
Iourneymen BARRIERS Union, for the protection
and elevation Of themselves and fellow craftsmen
All the desired information and assistance in
this direction may be had by corresponding with
Frank Noschang, New York State Organizer and
President Of the International Union. Address
3.a ClinloM avenue. Nhany y. y"