The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-30
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

John McKenna has been nominated for Presi.
dent OF Plumbers and Gasfitters' Union No. l.
Charter No. 50 was delivered to the Amalsa.
nshs BY Slsr OF the Inern.
tionai typographical Union
District Assembly 49, X; Of L.. win hold It's
Among the speakers viii be Master Workman
George McCaddin. Prof Daniel De Leon. Lucien
sanid, Charles sotheran and Hugh Greenan.
The Machine Stone. Workers Union has elected
Vice President: J. O'Neiil. Financial Secretary;
J. Larkin, Recording secretary; T. Merely. Treas
urer: J. McEvoy. Treasurer: NJ. Moran. p. Nc
Andrews, J. Delaney. Trustees
Cigar Makers Union No has elected Ernest
Benler. President: NJ Shea. vice-Pres'dent: W.
A. Cook. Financial Secretary; E. Prizes, Record
ing and Corresponding Secretary; 7. H. Wester-
welt. Treasurer; e. Benzer, T. II. westeryelt
man ' J. Heneki. Executive Committee.
The officers elected by the Amalgamatcd Press
mems Union. which is composed OF members OF
Unions Nos and .. are: Moran, President
Ing Secretary: j. Smith, Financial Secretary; p
Mahony. Treasurer; Executive members, Messrs
Nixon. McGovern. OBrien. Collins, Johnson
Kenny. Clifford and Crawford.
The Central Labor Union Of Paterson. N. j.,
has appointed a special committee to appear be-
test against the "dupiicty. double dealing and
dark lantern proceedings OF signing reports out
side OF public committee ON, msens also ,t 20 a e.
do rcpaving and tool making for the different
municipal departments
A proposition to send a delegate to the special
Convention called by the New York Workingtnen
| State Trade Assembly has been rejected by the
Journeymen Taiiors' Protective and Benevolent
Union, there being 733 votes cast against and
only 2S In favor OF the proposition. The motion
to abolish the death beneht for members wives
| was also defeated by a vote Of 81 In favor and
s29 against the motion.
| The delegates Of the paving granite cutters.
| quarrymen and tool sharpeners, who met IN
Pearl street during the last three days. last night
| resolved to form cooperative companies after
the pattern Of the New England Co-opera.
tive Granite Company wherever members OF theiI
| capital OF the original Company was limited tc
! $50, 000 at shares Of IS each which may be pur
| chased only by members Of the Paving Block Cut
| ters National Union. The conference aist
| adopted resolutions declaring that strikes are
| failure as q means to permanently Improve thu
condition OF iaborins men
| State Arbitration Commissioner Feeney's at
tempt to settle the talors' lockout In this cit!
has been unsuccessful as the Merchant Taiors
| Exchange insists upon Its decree that wages ar
| to he reduced 10 per cent. The Journeymel
Tallors Protective and Benevolent Union has ap
pointed Messrs. Jensen, Madge, Stewart, Schult
and Herwig as special committee to conduct tn
affairs of the lockout. The hrm Of Bastable
Manigan has withdrawn Its reduction and wor
was resumed at It's shop. The women and girl
union In a body. The General Executive Boar
OF the Journeymen Tailors Union Of America ha
Endorsed the refusal Of the men to submit to IN
reduction and appeal for moral and hnancia
aid has been sent to the local unions Throughout
, the country.