The evening world., 1894-04-12
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Cigar. Makers Union No. 90 elects omccrs mex,
Saturday.
noss Takers Jacob Rols and + Maurcr have
signed the contract OF Bakers linton No. 10.
schwarlenhach 4 Huber, Of West nobokcu.
y~caterlay granted the demands OF their strlk.
ing SILK wcavcrS for higher wages.
Paul wolrson Is the newly elected Correspond
ing Secretary and business Manager Of PtoLrcs.
slve Union 40. / His once is at IS East Fourth
street.
The United Garment Worker, Rave gained a
toint hN obtaining a raise OF wages at the shop
Of Bcrnhcim, Bauer a Go.
Frank NJ. Gcssncr, tho Socialist glass workc-
and knight ot Labor. Ia lccturtnR In onto Last
SUNDAY he spike to a large mas me,t,ug a,
Cleveland.
Tho Theatrical Protective Union ma. Promised
to furnish all the talent Ter the benefit perform.
ance for Lattemann's striking shoe workers ON
ne. X " l.. meat caryrrs. ilrd o' cunsutnp.
tion at 81 Jusorh's Hospital IL VIII hc buried
this afternoon from W West ono Hundred ana
FRS. street,
Organized labor OF San Franchise has an Eusll,h
paper OF last. 1t Is called the New tn,on Ger.
man speaking wutkmcu ot san Francisco have
had a daily paper OF their own over Eiu"c 1883.
Richard Meyer and s Kuchl are the delegates Of
Cabinet Makrra' Union No. ! 10 the conference oi
unions to make an eight hour dcmonsttation on
May / The election VI a librarian has been
postponed until next week.
Extra census bulletin 40. 81 shows that 81 "a
per cent OF the people IN tins r9nntry i've IN
TN0ttl nNllalN, MUllt 1--WE Il vent IAN' NV I
cages On their homes: and only S5i6 per cent.
own uneucumberdl real estate.
Cigar makers and cigarette makers are striking
for higher wages at the shops uf ~ Il Rose n
r"i many mrpS'S OF , f%n matTI"f'" could niIi'I rSi earn arm more
than 81 per week. The headquarters OF the
strikers is at i7i Ludlow street.
The annual contract Of the journcymen brewers
Yesterday by the managers ~ the Hawaiian star
nrewing Company. Guttenbure. and OF the Anchor
brewing Company, noobs Ferry.
President Gompcrs and Lawson n. Fuller nrc
announced as the principal speakers for an after
dinner debate OF the sunrise club. a, the ArllnG.
ton. ll6 West Twenty third street. ncNt MONDAY
evening, April Is. Tho subject will be Trades
Unions"
In brisbane. Queensland. the labor ticket has
been beaten by a small majority Of the combined
old parties. whose candidates were elected Ivy
palgn In which organized labor contested muni-
cipal Offices at brisbane,
Louis Hccht presented hts credentials as repre-
sentative Of the Architectural Iron Workers TO the
Board Of Walking Helcgatcs yesterday. The ere
dcntlals were laid over for one week, as pre-
scrined by the rules. Mr. Hcrht reports trouble
at the shop OF Prince & kInkel.
Union plastercrs won n strike on the Majestic
yesterday against an Objectionable foreman. When
the men had been out about two hours the con
tractor promised that the foreman would be dis.
charged. He had made an attempt to make the
men work harder than union rules permit.
Labor men in Oshkosh. Wis. claim that in no
other city Of the United States are wages lower
than In that city. The United States crnsu. OF
per DAY. The larccRt income Of any worker
amounted to 3i42.4a and tho lowest was 'lti 81
per year.
AT last nights meeting OF tho Sui. comm'tiGoc
Of the Political Conference, called by the rcpplo's
party. the representatives ot the knights Of La
Dor, Socialists, PopuliRts and Central Labor Fedc.
ration agreed that during the coming election
campaign the principal plnnks OF their platform
should he abolition Of the wages system AMI the
establishment OF the cooperative commonwealth.
Next TUESDAY, April y Harry E E9s,on,
OF Machinis,s, will addresses Local Lodge 3i.
Paterson. N. J. Mr.. Eastou writes to friends In
this city that he may. RESIGN after the National
Convention at Richmond. as the lahors OF his once
are telling on him. and he dcsirc8 to be with
his family. from which he has been separated
nearly IN entire year. owing to his duties on the
road.
The striking silk weavers Of this city will march
to visit. their ieIiow-StriIcrS in thn,
city and on %' The labor , Hsin q sieH '.mp' n
MasaIrs: as Al5sr1an 'GE The E'F a.. T s :
Lyceum. s2 West Forty-second street to the
ferry, thence to Union Hin and Carlsbad, where
they y VIII be met by 2 dg'eG GATH h from Paterson pnS r1n.
to return on Saturday, /, is expected tina, a6on
200 men will be in line.
George Tomhlcson OF the Gilders' Union. re
ported to the Building Trades Section OF tn
Central Labor Union yesterday that the UnIoi
10 making strenuous efforts to get work for III
members, rs per cent. OF whom are unemployed
The delegate stated that the Union will send
committee to the MavOr and TO the Commits
siuner ~ Public Works to ask them II the!
could give gIlders work in any Of the new
public buildings. Las: week a committee Of tbs
Union went through the Metropolitan Mus"uH
OF Art and noted each picture whose fran,
needed regilding, repairing or liking. The Com
mittee OF the Union will suggest to the Mnyol
and the Commissioner that II the picture frames
In the Museum are fixed up n little the ar
gallery will bc considerably improved In appear
anre. Delegate Tomblpson was appointed 4
represent the e. l., L. In the Committee to Sc,
the Mayor and Commissioner.