The evening world., 1894-02-19
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Mes.rs k.'ir, Sweeney and Grant h,r. been
el'tted ~delcsates 10 the Local Joint Executive
RoNrd ~ the Waters and BsrtsndefS' Unions In
Patrick Rcd vice.Pr,stdent o, Local Bakers
Union No. 50 is dead. he was an %untirinE ORGAN.
ifet and very popular among his fellov.workers.
.r "fonS,' =. the TUE q the lecture 10 b. deity.
cooper Institute. under the auspices Of Electrical
inside Workers Union No. 3.
Adams and cylinder Printing P%rc'smcn's Union
gas eiT.'e,i BENJAMIN Thompson. President W
heIIN, Nict-Prcsi1ent +. Dermodv. Recording
Secretary; J. Ge,son. Financial s.cre'arv: =. Hoe,
treasurer e. faGan, ssrsesnt.at.\rms : Rte.
Graham, J. +. russell +. ". psNkins. D. Mc.
l~'aughlln, Executive Committee
The Central Labor Unions delegates IN The Con.
yrtsnoe for the Relief ~ the Unemployed Ntr.
delegates Weismann. White. steele and others
Who stated that bona hde labor unions had no
show at the conference since It had been packed
by the Socialists whose principal object was no,
To assist the nnemnloved hut TO make political
capital for the Socialist Labor party.
Frencisque Chamussv. delegate Of the Ltho.
turning from p visit to this country. was granted
me floor at yesterdays meeting N the Central
with what he had seen of tn, labor movement In
me ! nlted States. and that ht reception nv labor
unions wherever he went proved tn him that the
Telling OF International solidarity among the
American worHmcn was very strong.
Tat'ors Union No. - Was admitted TO the
hiooklNn central Labor Union YESTERDAY. The
Grievance Committee reported that M satisfaction
was given them by Commissioner \. 7. White. ot
the Brookl,n Department NJ Public Works. 10
whom complaint was made that union horseshoers
had been discharged. A discussion In regard to
labor hills before the state Legislature resulted
in the adoption ~ a resolution to request Thomas
e, Plat to use his Influence in favor Of
these bills. the delegates being IT the opinion
that the individual members ~ the Lesislature
could not be influenced except by their political
bosses.
The United Tres, received . srrat deal NJ a..
Secretary was Instructed to request the New York
Nolks Ieitung 10 Withdraw from the intel Press,
" heinx the opinion NJ the delegates that the rom
c"rn was opposed to organized labor ~ II sup.
pressed labor news and III" papers nnhliatei with
Its local combination had discharged a number OF
reporters in order to cheaper its business Of new.
gathering. The Nolks- Heitung was also requested
10 refrain from giving news IN the United Fress.
4 committee Of five Ia To farther Investigate the
matter and report at a subsequent meeting
Upon motion NJ a delegate from the lphol,ior-
ers Union resolutions were adonted b" the Cei.
trail Labor Federation Yesterday instrncting \,
representatives. at the conference FOR the unem.
ployed to propose that the Legislature he re-
the purpose of establishing In this city a Labor
Exchange after the pattern Vt the Roursp du
Travail in Paris. IN he built h" members NJ thc
building trades unions at union wages. 50 per
cent. Of which are to be pail In cash and 80 per
cent In articles OF food and wearing apparel TO he
manufactured in municipal workshops; also that
stores warehouse bakeries and %restaur.
srts he estsbI'shed; the 'FRONT.', Of which
ing the system OF municipal manufacturing, and
a commission should he created 10 supervise the
entire system, the members Of such commission 10
he elected by the local labor organizations. Mass.
rort the demand and a monster petition will be
sent TO the Legislature.