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

New ofncars are to be nominated tomorrow
night by Textile workers Union No ?.
The Local stove M%ountern, Union has elected II.
q. Halbe, President; J. o'Donnelly. Secretary.
J. 7. Rothfuss. Treasurer.
camsters Union No. s.l1s. A. {. Of L.. has
raised Its initiation fee from 81 TO IS
The San Frsncisco Employers Association, ,hs
hitterest foe OF organized labor 10 the United
States, 10 said to be disintegrating.
The annual Convention OF the Filters
National Union is in session In Cleveland.
The National Bureau OF Labor has sent agents
to Ohio to gather statistics relating to ,trtkeS In
that State during the last two years.
Several unemployed iourneymen BARRIERS save cs-
tablished a cooperative shop at 1858 Broone street.
Upholsterers' linton No, 20 last nisht indorsrd
the boycott against Brooklyn non union beer, and
advised Journey men Brewers Union No. l to Join
the Central Labor Federation.
Representatives OF all political parties have
been invited to attend tomorrow evening meet
ing Of the American section OF me soclaIist LABOR
party at the Arnity Building, Flfty-iourth street
and Eighth avenue. to debate WIN IL ~ sans
bury upon the merits OF the platforms OF their re-
%spcctive organizations
Cabinet Makers linton No. last night voted
in favor Of holding the next Convention OF the
international Furniture Workers Union on Sept.
a In this city. The death was announced OF
members &. strieber and 4 skoniar, From the
shop reports. IT appears That 'traue u not '"'
proving.
Secretary james n. Bell. OF the Coast Sea
mems Union, reported yesterday to the miscel.
ianeous section OF the Central Labor Union that
= petition signed by more than 5000 workmen
had been forwarded to Congress, advocating Con.
gresham Maguire's bill for the Advancement oil
American shipping interests.
A special session Of the Workingmen's state
Trade Assembly has been called by the President.
John Phillips, for July 10, at Albany. for the
purpose OF making arrangements Tor an agrees
sive election campaign.
New delegates from the Magnolia Association
Of Walters and the brotherhood OF Taiiors were
Central Labor Union yesterday. Upon motion OF
the delegates of the Clothing Cutters Union.
the Department OF the Interior Will be requested
T. insist that supplies for the Indians be FUR
nished by firms employing union workmen.
Grievances Of the brewery workmen were re-
ferred to the Grievance Committee.
The workmen at Bruno Koch's shoe factory. in
and Slipper Makers Union that for fear OF being
discharged they will not ioin the Union. At the
shop OF Boss Lowry. Gates avenue. wages have
been reduced 30 per cent. the price for one
pair OF slippers being now 8 cents, Pinsker &
Son. South Fourth street. are employing Hun
garians for whom an organizers meeting Will
be arranged.
Former members OF Local Assembly 2,9ii, X.
Of L., houscsmiths. have agreed to reorganize
,harter. Headquartcrs will probably be re-
established at Clarendon Hall. The Assembly at
one time had over 5000 members. but II fell to
pieces after the disastrous strike OF 1892.
Secretary A. G. Wines. Of the International Ty.
pographical Union, reports receipts Tor last
month Of 80. 5tt. 81: disbursements, $40. $50 90. and
balance. $50. 966 10. The proposition Of Zig g.
to Introduce the h"e-day week for the benefit
OF the unemployed WAS voted down by 1864
against 5.i73. Charters wore granted 70 new
unions in Chicago, waltham. Red blur. Cal.
and Akron, O.