The evening world., 1894-04-24
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Eighty new members Joined the International
Tailo-s' Union last week.
The newly elected President OF Carpenters
Union No. l4 is L. Il. Gregg. and ]. P. Hapner
was chosen Secretar'
or 1872 strikes Il per cent. were successful, In
England last year, Cfecting 1852, 9i7 employees.
Government railroad conductors in Germany
average 5000 a yea and work from thirteen to
twenty hours a day.
on May the bTicklayers' unions of this city
tract with the bosses be renewed.
About nv, hundred thousand people depend upon
the cigar industry in this country, not quite
80, 900 OF whom belong to labor organizations,
CHARTERS Of the Socialist Labor marty were is.
sued last week to new sections In buckingham
and Rendville. o.. and Clinton and Davenport.
Charles Burns. Of District Assembly ?2O. X. q,
l. has reorsanired Firemen's Local Assembly
Is5. and he Is now hard at work organizing the
brickhandlers.
The striking silk weavers OF Paterson, y. J..
are ready to confer with the manufacturers. 4 I
the factory Of Ashley & Bailey work was resumed
by the broad loom weaNers Yesterday,
Emile Book has been elected Treasurer pro TEN.
OF brewery Engineers Union No. l..
Local Assembly g,4S3. X. OF L., has drn ped its
charter in mourning to honor the death of Nicholas
Rogers, who was one OF the most active organizers
among the surface railroad employees In brooklyn,
1t was reported at the headquarters OF the strik.
ing silk ribbon wcavers yesterday that the United
Hebrew Charities have been supplying non union
men to MI the places OF strikers at several fac
tories in this city and brooklyn.
Railroad men and electrical workers have done
more to spread the principles OF the labor move
mcnt In this country than most other workmen,
because their trade makes them travel more than
the others.
Division No. lis OF the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineer. has elected William Donnel'y.
Chief: Robert Bottcrsby, A. j. Ford and J. II.
riIk,nE,on. Assistants; J. G Wills, Secretary
Treasurer. Warren Kerr, Guide: IL. ". Smith,
Chaplain.
\ motion to withdraw It's delegates from the
Central Labor Federation OF Hudson County has
Trainers Union, The contract with the bosses
was signed without any dificulty.
Former member Of the Kawcah colony In Tn'
colony near GihsonviiIe. Cencsce County. Mich
The number OF the colon,ats has been limited
70 III each OF whom may no, have more than
ten shares, at SO each.
Newark. y, J., has about COO jewellers who
are Employed only six months a year Former.
u they earned SIS to SIS per week, but since
receive only So To Nl There Is a movement
on foot 70 rcorgantae the Assembly.
An as'"-.megt q two cents has been levied
on May The IeoetPis during the last quarter
were 81. I5S ~. I.UTl2 was expended, and
b777 30 remains In the treasury.
In Catalonia, Spain, Is a singular custom.
whereby o lshorer plants upon the property OF q
f"al. estate owner. and becomes entitled 10 two,
th!rd, or three. fuurths OF The nrndnrt n, rLr
vineyard during the lie OF the vines. by rea.
IN a. M, H''sm ten Of ,.ousanas Of acres
ry'ngncratiye vineyards. and many thousands Of
poor lahorers raIEcd 10 the position OF semi.
pfHprietCrs ~ the soil Drunkenness and pau.
perism are almost unknown In the wine dis,
tTlcts,
The J~ourneymen Brewers National Union In
joining The Knights u Labor has changed IL.
nam" 10 Satipral Trade District Assembly Of
LAber Beer Brewery Worker. The officers are
e. , Eerh'lld, Master Workman A. Prievters,
bach, Worthy Foreman. =. kuraenknAbe. Sec,
ret2ry-Trearurer A Schultz. SAtisuciAn: !
STREET, Guide. J. Reiser. Past Matter Workman,
4. Pr,eStersbach, Judge, g, y Beehtoid. JudP
Advocate; T. KurLenknahe. Clerk The n-yr
convention VIII take place on the third Sunday
in September, at Cleveland. .,
The General Executive Council Of the Amer,
can Federation Of Labor has adopted resolution,
demanding that Co&ey's army be given a hear
INK by Congress, and that is members be treated
as laN-abidinB citizens.