The evening world., 1894-06-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

John McKenni has been nominated for Pres,.
dent OF Plumbers and Gasatters Union 10. ?
Charter No SO was delivered to the Amalga-
mated Hebrew American Typographical Union last
night by ice-Presdent Miller OF the lnterna-
tional Typographical Union.
District Assembly 40, X. Of L.. will hold It's
rapid transit meeting tonight In Union Square.
Among the speakers will be Master Workman
George McCaddn Prof Daniel De Leon. Lucien
Sanial Charles Sotheran and Hugh Greenan.
The Machine Stone. workets Union has elected
these officers: T. o'Leary President; A. Lavery.
Vice President; J. o,Neill, Financial Secretary;
urer. ]. McEvoy, Treasurer: NJ Moran, p. Nc
Andrews, J. Delaney, Trustees.
=, cirr- Makers Union No has elected Ernss,
A. Cook, Financial Secretary; L. Prizes, Record.
ing and Corresponding Secretary; r II. Wester-
Tr Basan Mc ssn T Fre. %'j'rIS tt
man. J. :!onckle Executive Committee.
The officers elected by the Amalgamated Press
mems Union, which is composed of members of
II, McGloin Nice-President; p. Mccain. Record
Ing Secretary: j. Smith. Financial Secretary; P.
Mahony. Treasurer Executive members. Messrs.
Nixon. McGovern o'prien. Collins. johnson.
Kenny, Clifford and Crawford.
The Central Labor Union OF Paterson. N. j..
has appointed u special committee to appear he
fore the Board OF Aldermen Of that city to pro.
test against the 'tupclty. double dealing aud
DARK lrntern procee 'inEs OF signing reports out
side Of public committee meetings" also to de-
mani that the city establish a machine shop to
do reparlnG and tool making for the different
proposition to send a delegate to the special
Convention called by the New York Workingmen' $
state Trade Assembly has been rejected by the
Jodrneymen Talors' Protective and Benevolent
Union there being 1888 votes cast against and
only 2,s in favor q the proposition The motion
10 abolish the death benefit for members wives
was also defeated bv a vote Of "a in favor and
S2g against the motion.
The delegates Of the paving granite cutters.
| Quarrymen aud tool sharpeners, who met In
| resolved to form cooperative companies after
| the pattern Of the New England COopera-
| tive Granite Company wherever members OF their
unions 60 strike are locked out. The
| capital OF the original Company was limited to
$50 900. at shares Of IS each, wh.ch may be pur-
! chased only by members OF the Paving Block Cut
I tiers Sational Union. The conference also
adopted resolutions declaring that strikes are a
| failure as u means to permanently improve the
| condition Of lnboring men.
| State Arbitration Commissioner Feeney's at
tempt TO settle the tailors' lockout in this city
/ has been unsuccessful, as tho Merchant TatlOrs'
| Exchange insists upon It's decree that wages are
| TO be reduced 10 per cent The lourneymcn
! Tniura' Protective and benevolent Union has ap-
| pointed Mcssrs Jensen, Mahge Stewart. schultz
! ami llcrwig special committee tn conduct the
| affairs OF the lockout. The firm of Bastahle 4
| Maulgan has withdrawn lis reduction and work
| WAS resumed at It's shop. The women and girls
| union In A body. The General Executive Board
! u the Journeymen Tailors Union Of America has
Endorsed the refusal Of the mon tn submit to the
| reduction and appeal for moral and financial
aid has been sent 10 the local unions throughout
| the country.