The evening world., 1894-05-03
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Mrs. Lease viii he the Fourth OF July orator
NJ Sioux Falls, :. u.
Every tin mine in the United States is owned
by british capitalists.
Eight more bosses signed the annual contract Of
tn" Sew York Trainers Union yesterday.
Edward Dalton has been elected walking dele
gnt" of the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile-layers'
drew from the race.
President Gompcrs, Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. Is in Washington to-day to CON
fer with the local unions rs to ways and means
to assist C"Ney and his industrial army.
Master Workman IIech,old. Of the Journeymcn
brewers NatiOnnl Trade District, X. Of L.,
win lee at the brooklyn Labor I.yccum this even.
ing to attend Il special meeting u the striking
brewery workmrn,
The newly organized Machinists Union, OF
l%'ro"kilvn. has Joined the International Machtn,
lists Union NJ America. The dues were fixed at
% cents per month, and the initiation fee at 81.
The conference" between representatives Of the
Knights of Labor and the American Federation OF
Labor Is to take place on Jun" II. The place
uf meeting has not been agreed upon.
Cabinet Makers Union No. ! has called a
special meeting Tor next TUESDAY, to consider
the question of recommending to the International
Furniture Workers Union an aWalgamation with
the United brotherhood ot Carpenters and Join
crs.
OniciaI inquiry In hamburg reveals the fact that
out NJ 81 I36 workers ls,9iS were entirely unem-
ployrh, l3.93i were partly employed and only
20, OOO had steady employment.
The colorcd men who took the places Of the
striking Italian street swcCpcrs in Philadelphia
have Joined the latter and We're initiated Nv them
In thcir knights of Labor Assembly. This Ii the
first assembly composed Of Italians and American
negroes.
Secretary Treasurer \. q. Wines reports that the
receipts OF the International Typographical Union
Amounted To N.lo2. - last month, white the dis
hurscments were SN,Nla2l. The balance on hand
Is $40. 49,, 81,
Members Of the Compact Labor club Of Marble
Cutters Helpers are ON strike for an increase
from So to 81 80 Tor eight hours. The strike was
Endorsed hv the building Trades Section OF the
Central Labor Union yesterday.
Advice how to properly organize was given to
the Actors Protective Association yesterday by The
urg"ni1atlon Committee OF the Central Labor
Union. 1t is probable that the Association will
send delegates To the g. l.. L. next sunday.
The nuildlng Trades section Of tn" Contra
Labor Union received a communication from Gov
Flow ur's private secretary. T. :. Williams, N"ster
day stating that The Governor would carefully
consider the bills brought TO his attention by th'
section some time ago.
Conventions soon to he held are those ot th'
brotherhood NJ Locomotive Engineers in 81. PAM
MINI May .; Iron and Steel Workers Amalga
mated Association. cleveland, o, MAY Is, Inter
national JcuIneymen morseshocrs' linton, Wash
ington, MAY 81. Switchmcn's Mutual Aid Asso
citation. Evansville. Ind, May Il.
The Arbitration Committee Of the Ruildini
Trades Section OF the Central Labor rnlon wa
instructed Yesterday ~ make an attempt to settl
/ the strike Of cassidy a Alters iron %monlderS. !
tho attempt fail, strikes may be ordered on til
Jobs where the FIRMS iron Is being used.
The Kansas Federation of Labor is out with
circular denonnoing Coy, l'ewelllnH Tor anro'h,rh
u non union man as Labor Commissioner, tn
Federation had been requested To suggest candi
dates for the office, 1t did so, but none OF III
candidates was appointed.
Washington union tNpesctters are up in arm
against Kate Field, the rrtormrr, ,hccans
her paper, Washington. is printed by non
union men. It Is also clalmel that the Arena
? published in Hos,on. and an alleged champion c
economic reform, is printed in a non union once
1t is true there is a difference in methods nu
the eject on the m~s.', Is me sam wnrih =,
, at the point ~ y monopoly in forcing them to pa