The evening world., 1894-06-12
RIkER'S.
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR,

Brewers Union No. 8 has reelected its officers
by acclamation.
Pottery manufacturers In Syracuse. ". Y, have
signed the scale OF the Operative %fotters' Union.
The first annual Convention OF the American
Railway. Union Is In session a. s. East LaN.
street, Chicago.
The Saddle and iIa~rnessmare-s' National As
ISOLATION ~a3sembles IN annual Convention at
Evansville, Ind, on Tuesday, July II.
Moses L.. Marx has oe,n elected President NJ
me Theatrical Stage Empl"!"os' Union, and the
new Secretary Is Joseph Seligcr.
Carlton Park has been elected DELEGATE OF Loca,
Union No. "A to the annual Convention Of tra
flint-Glass Workers National Union.
Henry Reich and J. Newourge- have be.n
by Eranch ! OF the lndcpenl, INT Iakors' Union,
The branch is having iinereaees with five bJsses
on the east side.
Chinamen are commencing t, enter the fruit
trade in California by plrciaslug the errors of
entire farms. The harvesting In done by GIoyes
OF Mongolians. hired by the buyer At the lowest
possible wages.
Chairman c. C. Conden, OF IN, Genera; Ese.u-
tive Board OF the National association Of Letter
Carriers, has issued a cali for the annual Con-
Die on sept. Is In Cleveland, o.
Although the Fred Hover Brewing Company
mas signed a contract with Brewers Union No.
the union and there is now some talk on the
part OF the organization that the agreement may
be repudiated.
Immigrants have been dcbarred from employ-
ment on public works in Victoria, Australia, as
the number of unemployed natives is constantly
Increasing. Only people living ten years In the
country are given employment by the authorl-
tIe3.
Rudolph Dernegger, Financial Secretary OF the
Furriers' Union, has removed his office to 1903
East Fourth street. Louis Weiss has been
elected Recording Secretary. The union has re-
solved not to pay any per capita tax to the
National organization this year.
Philadelphia labor unions are vyeing with each
other In contributing to the miners strike fund.
Delegates James Smith and Luke Burns were
there last week making speeches which aroused
going on In the coal regions. The two delegates
Will reach New York in a few days.
The United Labor League Of Philadelphia will
celebrate Labor Day as act by organized labor
on the frst Monday In September, and not as
decreed by the LEGISLATURE on the first Saturday
OF that month. An attempt was made to induce
the League to observe the legal day, but a
motion to that effect was voted down by an over
whclming majority.
George De Bruyn was refused his citizens
papers by Judge Butler In Philadelphia for being
a member OF the Socialist Labor party. the Judge
ruling that the party IL aiming at ''abolishing''
the Constitution Of the United States. The Ma
tional Executive Committee OF the party has en-
gagged lawyers to test Judge Buffers decision.
President II. II. Trcnor, OF the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners. stated at yester-
days session of the annual Convention OF New
England Carpenters Unions, held In Boston, that
trade is rcviving very slowly. There was a
tured in the Southern States, against which
bosses In the North cannot compete, and II was
resolved not to handle doors and sashes made In
tho South and Southwest after Sept. /.