The evening world., 1894-02-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Rlscksniths, Union No. - has elected NJ J.
nowley President, and Albert darrcll Secretary.
cigar Packers Union No. 25l won two strikes
hts week. Membc:d working for bondy a Lederer
will be expelled,
New sections OF the Socialist Labor party were
q. and Lafayette. n. J.
Local Assembly G.9so. x, OF L., has smicahly
settled its differences with the management OF the
Van rlict malt. house In Newark, y. J.
The Mayor and nine members OF the City Coun.
III Of Hull. Canada, re knights Of Later,
Joseph Desmond has been elected Master Of
%Firemen's lo'h Loise No. sls. The other ne"
onhcers are J. A, Frost, Secretary; ret,r Martin.
Agent.
In ireland the pig is known as the sin,lemsn
Who pays ,SS r,I. kal,ins hogs In that ]sSun'r,
present.
Contractors M,Cabe and Chambers. whosr union
dcrrickmsn struck asains, III. employment Of oh
tory, have settled with the Union.
Progress is a new labor paper published In the
Russian 'snsusse az 200 cherry street is'Ac =
aser, Doth are knight Of Labor.
John A. Lee has been elected to q vacancy In
the Board Of Directors Of Numbers Union No, 2
other vacancies will he nlied next MONDAY Among
the candidates are Frank Colweli and John Dolsn,
The Industrial Legion. Of Los Angeles. Cal. has
indorsed tho political programme NJ the American
Federation OF Labor. and a call for a National
' OnNtn'lOn nj I'll lAN0r ORGANIZATIONS VIII soon he
issued hy the Legion.
Mcssrs, Lennon, Madgc and Cunning succeeded
Yesterday In settling the lockout Of the union
tal'ors at Redfern's shops. rs the arm conceded
tory OF the Union In that shop during the last few
weeks,
Lectures for workinsmcn will be held tomorrow
| evening at s Union square by Lucicn saniai upon
the subject Of The Crisis - at the Hudson Ruild-
ing, Thirty seventh street and Eighth avenue. by
H. d Salisbury, subject Living Without WORK, "
II and nt 1hNl SRCOnt aNanup hy 4 IA K,iun s,hIa,t
Remedies"
Boiler. Makers Union 81 has elected George Hep.
worth, President; q. fidlcr, Nice-President S.
cronnan, Treasurer; l., Page, Recording secre-
tary: A. Loader. Financial Secretary: NJ. Ready,
corresponding Secretary william Murray. Guard
!. Cronnan, 7. Corroran. T. sheridan, Trustees.
The General Executive BOARD Of the Knights
Of Labor is preparing. for publication Its annual
Labor DAY Journal. Members Of the Order desir.
ing to become solicitors for the hook should at
once communicate with General Treasurer John W.
Hayes.
On Tuesday, March 10, delegates Of the local
walters unions OF Germany will meet In C1nven.
tion In Rerlin. The organized walters OF this
country viii send them greetings. with statistical
material from which they are TO learn that there
are more walters In the United States than are
needed.
ibbon wcav "a viii b, heli at he Wet side La 0
Lyceum. St2 West Forty second street, The strike
at the factory OF Smith & Kaufman IL to be dis
cussed. All shops report that wages are beins
reduced. Tho union at Paterson. y. j.. has beer
| reorganized with about 500 members.
Patrick McBryde. OF the United Mine Workers
strongly advises against a general strike al
present. giving for his reasons the fact that tho
strikers could be easily replaced by the thousands
who are out Of employment. and that the organ
nations are not In a condition for a fsht.
while working at a circular saw at the shot
Of Potter & stymus. George. Pietr, OF Cabinet
died yesterday. Pietr was very popular and wa
engaged to be married next week. The tunera
viii take place Tomorrow at 1 p. NJ. from Io
East seventy-frst street.
when 5000 able. bodied men will stand In lin,
for hours Just to get a bowl OF soup and 4 piece
OF bread: Il Is time the people should rise up from
their deluded trance and ask themselves how 1
all happened: then put their energy TO work an
do something for humanity. "-wsstern World.
The members OF an orchestra In Berlin were re
Gently nned $40 for accompanying cheers for tn
blasts Of their trumnpets and beating .Se,r drums rum,
the police considering the action Of the musician
to be a deliberate Insult to the Lieutenant OF Pc
lice, who was present with his stenographer TAX
Ing notes"
In the early days. Of the labor movement Il
i,on. .. the ,, a'%s , Ana objects !,T~ Of labor ors1nIr a
protect science. To instruct the people. To pro
cure work for the unemployed. To encourage use
~, talent. To conduct the Government at tn
the expense OF the labortng masses"
An assessment nj 50 each has been levied upo
the members OF the brotherhood OF Locomotiv
eeipts Of SECRETARY r. ". Arnold ",Si' last M mont
amounted to 5i,s2s, and the disbursement. wer
~, 900. leaving a balance In the treasury {
~, 247.b The number OF local lodges has In
creased to 500. the last of them having been OF
sanized at Syracuse, N. Y.
Two hundred and fifty thousand signatures ar
wanted for a petition to the Legislature to ai
thorize public works upon a large scale In thi
city, as underground rapid transit roads, publ
baths and lavatories. halls. docks and school
houses. The petition will be circulated by tn
Conference for the Relief OF the Unemployed a
resolved nv that body last night. A proposition
to demand 81. 00o. 900 for distribution among indoo
workers was laid over for four weeks, Next wee'
cards Will he given to delegates. The Credentia
Committee is composed Of Alexander Jonas, A. !
Smith, J. j. Daily and Secretary Edward Henck
Ter.
The death is announced Of Bernard McGonegal
a member Of the Journeymen Tailors' P~rotectiv
and benevolent Union, entitled to- all benefits
The vote on the amendment In regard to electin
members OF the General Executive Board by th
union where the National headquarters Ia located
is due on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The request of tn
union to appoint Fred Jensen as Organizer for tn
State OF New York could not be complied wit
by the q. T.. b.. as the National Convention ha
already appointed an organizer In the person @
II. Lippmann, OF Troy. The recommendation |
regard to the tarin on imported goods will b
printed and distributed among the members
Lion Park received $40 votes as the place for tn
annual picnic against 81 polled for Brommers
Union Park. John Johannsen was elected trustee