The evening world., 1894-06-05
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Purse-Makers' Union has decided to send
delegates to Central Labor Federation.
Henry d. Rockhili, OF Machinists' Local Lodge
No SS' has been appointed organizer.
Dunlap's hat factory. in Brooklyn. has 70.
opened after several weeks Of repairing.
Gambrinus Assembly 800. X. Of L., journey
shoemakers have been reorsanized by the
Knights OF Labor In Milwaukee.
Edward A., Malone ha. been appointed or
sembly 4,0l4. X. OF L.
NaIlers' Unions held a convention at Harris.
organization.
James W. c~alderwood is the new Financial
elghty-two members In good standing on his
Charlie. wasen.eil has been elected delegate
REM. resigned,
The Trade and Labor Council of Milwaukee
nicipal ownership Of gas and electrical light plants.
.Cigar-Makers' Union No. 7 has issued a pocket
directory OF Arms employing non-un.ou workmen.
The new officers OF poookbinders' Local Union
coran; vicc-Presiiont i. F. Lamb. R. e SGn-
seerstary; Z. d, Lott. Corresponding Secretary
Thomas J. ,o'Reilly. Master workman OF Dis
trict Assembly No. $40. X. Of L., a cooper, sayy
that industry has not improved for almost a year.
John Kirel, boss brewer. Harrison avenue and
W. atepSu iioohlg IL oikubu u ISNLfTuAY
with Journeymsn Brewers Union No. 80.
The Journeymen Brewers National Union has
Srined two new local branches; one in Fort
ITO. The receipts at the general ONCE last week
aggregated S72l, 0s.
c~issr-Makers' Union No: 8 is investigating a
that In a shop under the Jurisdiction Of No. 5
two different scales OF wages prevail for tho same
kind OF work.
John Ha!kett says he is not a candidate for
denomination as walking deles1ts Of tho Brother!
hood Carpenters. District Council. The candidates
Frank Schultz. Robert Farrell and B.njamin Hart.
Secretary W. E. Springer. OF the Window Glass
Workers Association. states that the trade. con-
assets of the organization at present amount to
s2.7,oo and the membership Is about $500.
Electrical workers' Union No. % has elected
e saS%a' ssnssss; tI ffsd vo,i J, PDsnesi' Sec.
Rotary; J E. Eked.hl. Treasurer; J. Promers-
Courtney. '%" = o'Tools j. ]. Af H%FsS. 1r rS.s%a'' L.
Local lodges OF the International Association Of
Machinists throughout the United states are
HS''''""'NE ,b s%S s0S of aainsy days ' to N.vs sHHa1i
employees
-. faction that modern railroad speed makes
is such that these men are given aiternats
days for rest and regeneration. Fast travel not
only wears out rails and engines. but human
lives.
1t was reported by Enterprise Association OF
steamitters to the Board Of Walking Delegates
yesterday that non-union men were working on
a new building at One Hundred and First street
and Madison avenue. A special committee will
attend to the matter.
To the striking c!gar-makers OF Denver. Col.
Clgar-Makers' Union No. ia, OF New. York,
voted financial aid yesterday. Two applications
for permission to strike for higher wages were
granted. A special committee will revise the
constitution and bylaws, Seven new member
were enrolled.
J The strike OF the silk weavers at Phillipsburg
Is over, the operatives winning. The New
Jerrcy State Board OF Arbitration has Justified
the action OF the strikers In resisting the re-
duction.
These officers have been elected by Iron
Molders' Union No, es:: Theodore Heidinser.
President: Charles Brinkman, vice-President C,
G. Mcdaniel. Recording Secretary 2; L. swop'
spending Secretary; c. Dlsrllne. lnductor; VIII.
lam Ma1ey. Doorkeeper: II. oweddale. Treasurer
Patrick Ferrell. c, Charles, c. Brinkman.
Trustees.
Carpenters Union No, 63 has nominated
For President. Henry Schneppor; for Vice-Presi.
dent, W. Waiter: for Recording Secretary, r.
spannagel; for Financial Secretary. r. Kuehnel;
for Treasurer. F. pauch for Conductor. Vincent
Sander; for Warden, II. Mueller; for Trustee. @.
HollNnder; for DELEGATES to the District Council.
J. Buckow and II. Schnepper; for Walking Dele.
gate. Frank Schultz