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

New ofhnsrs are TO DO nominated tomorrow
night BY Textile Workers Union No .
The Local Stove. Moun,ers' Triton has elected u
q. Halbe. President: J. ODonnely. Secretary
j. 7. Rothfuss, Treasurer.
Tesmsters' Union No. CHS. A. 2. ~ L., hal
raised Its Initiation fee from 81 70 -
The San Francisco Empioyets, A.'o,,a,Ion u,
Interest foe Of organized labor 10 the unitod
States, In said to be dIsintesrating
The annual Convention OF the Stchm.F Filters
National Union II In session In Cloveland'
The National bureau Of Labor has sen, ngSn',
to ohio TO gather statistics relating to Sir'k"' II
that State during the last tw" wears
Several unemployed journcymcn BARRIERS ave es'
tablished a cooperative shop at l6S l'footne street
urholstercrs' Union No. 20 last might, indofagd
tho boycott against H]rooklyn n2n.nn'%n o,'t Snu
advised Journeynon I'tcwrrs Union NO ! '" JOIN
the Central Labor Federation.
Representatives Of all political parties have
been invitcl 70 attend tomorrow evening" : mHtt.
Ing Of the American Section of The Socialist Labor
marty at the Ainity luiidIng, fifiy-'uurth street
, and Eighth avenue. To debate WITH u u sails
bury upon the merits OF The platforms OF 'heF re
spCrtiYu organizations.
Cabinet. Makers un.on Ma. : last night voted
In favor Of holding the next CONVENTION ot inc
international Furniture WORKERS mon "m I'p'
4 In this city. The death was announcer ui
members e.. Stri"hcr and a ~Sknnlhf FROM the
shop reports, It appears that ifade IL not I'M
proving,
Secretary James Il. Hcm OF the Coast Sea
men Talon, reported yesterday 10 the misrel-
ldnepls section ~ the Central Labor mon NAV
. petition flEno0 NV more 'H"h o"' ~" -"
had been forwarded to Congress, advocating CON,
grcsymau M%aguifr's bill for the Advancement OF
American shipping interests
spc,taI session ~ the WOrkingmen's state
Trade Assembly has been called by the treatment
John Phillips. for July 10. at Albany, Tor l!lc
purpose Of making arrangements Tor nm heEtes'
sivc election campaign
New delegates from the Magnolia Association
Of Walters and the brotherhood of TAiiurs we're
admitted to the MiFccilhnenis section OF INC
Central Labor Union yesterday, Upon motion OF
the delegates Of the Clothing Cutters Union.
the Department q the Interior will be feaue.'ei
T. insist that supplies for the Indians be fur-
niahcd by firms employing union ""tkinen'
Grievances Of tho brewery workmen were re-
ferrcd to the Grievance Committee.
The workmcn at Iruno Koch's shoe factory, In
brooklyn have reported u the BROOKLYN Saoe
and slipper lkers' Union that for fear OF being
discharged they viii not 'nin the Union. Al. the
shop Of Boss Lowry, Gates avenue, wages nave
heen reduced 30 per cent. the price ior ono
pair Of slippers being now $ cents, Plnsker q
Son, South Fourth street. are EMPLOYING nun.
garians for whom an organizers meeting viii
lie arranged.
Former members OF Local Assembly 2,9lt, X.
o, L.. lousesni,Es. hPye agreed 70 reofganlze
and apply for the reissuance OF their iapsed
charter. Headquarters Will probably be re.
established at Clarendon Hal. The Assembly at
one time had over Zoo members, but II fell to
pieces after the disastrous strike OF 1897.
Secretary A. G. Wines. OF the International Ty-
biographical Union, reports receipts Tor last
month Of 50, 6i4 81; disbursements, JIG. J1O, VI. ana
balance. $50. 96s 10. The proposition Of mig g.
Of the unemployed was voted down by 1864
agllnat 5,i7a. Charters were granted to new
unions In chicago, waltham. Red Blum, Cal.
and Akron q.