St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

The walters union met Wednesday even
ing, and appointed a committee TO visit other
unions and furnish them a list of union res
taurants, asking that only such receive the
patronage of organized men, Arrangements
were also completed for the first annual ball,
TO be held at Turner hall next Thursday
evening.
The painters and decorators met Tuesday
evening, and heard the report of a commit
tee appointed 10 confer with the unions in
Duluth and Minneapolis, the plan being to
agree upon uniform scale of hours and
wages i'll the three cities. 1t seems probable
that the eight-hour day will be obtained next
spring. he union gives ball at Turner
hall on the evening of Oct. 81. Compli-
mentary tickets are being sent to other
unions throughout the Stale. A iithograph
souvenir programme will be presented to
each lady attending the iall. Messrs Cas-
Sells Allen, Nolan. Hesserly, Spelicie ana
Quincy are the committee ON arrangements.
The International Bricklayers' union met
Thursday evening, with good attendance.
A resolution was passed indorsing the wait
ers i'll their attitude toward non-union res
taurants. A record was also made of the al
dermen who voted in favor of paying / w
Gents an hour on city work The union gives
a ball next Friday evening ut Turner han.
Several active committees are making every
necessary arrangement for a successful
affair.
The journeymen fathers union met Tues
day evening and elected Hughes delegate
to the trades and labor assembly. 7. j. See-
hutter was elected recording secretary. The
trade is reported in good condition.
The Garments Mutual Aid association held
meeting of special interest Tuesday even
ing. Grand Secretary S. Kelliher was present
and gave an interesting report of the forma-
tion of a national order in that branch of
trade, with headquarters at Topeka, Kan.
Unions are being organized ell over the
Western states, and st. Paul union stands
second to none in membership and effici-
ency.
The BARRIERS union met Monday evening
and decided to hold an open meeting Oct.
81, at which Rev. G. Nj. Muller will deliver
an address. committee was appointed to
urge the early closing movement and patron
age of union shops
The plasterers' union held its regular week
" meeting Monday evening. Dennis Ryan
and j. Kellar were elected delegates TO the
trades and labor assembly. The union will
give ball at Hihernia hall Oct 81. The fol-
lowing committees have charge of the affair:
Introduction, r. Hospeck, Rudolph Saenger
Peter Thrill and George slater: floor mana
gers j. A. Kellar, A. B. Sinhoff and Andrew
Fleming; arrangements, 81. Schwebel, A.
Pfenning and ID. Ryan.
The cooperative hall board held a special
meeting Wednesday evening, and adopted a
new constitution to govern its affairs. The
business OF the association is, according to
the revised rules. TO supply the various Or
CARNATIONS represented with suitable places
OF meeting. This also includes the keeping
of a general labor headquarters. and. should
the conditions prove favorable, to build
hall of its own. The constitution will be
submitted for approval to the various organ
iZations.
Last Monday evening Cigarmakers'
Union No. 9s gave ball at Turner hall for
the benefit of the Binghampton IN. W
strikers The hall was well filed with mem
bers of the union and their friends. Quite a
number from other organizations were pres
ent also good dance programme of
twenty numbers seemed TO be thoroughly Ell
loved. The affair proved financial as well
as social success.
The typographical union held its sixth
annual ball at Turner hall, Friday evening
The Second regiment band furnished
pleasant programme OF twenty-four num-
beers which was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present. Many members Of labor organiza-
tians were in attendance. The following
committees were in charge of the affair
Arrangements: NJ. j. DAILY, L. A. Greenlee,
T. J. RYDER, Emmett Morrisser. George
Peterson. J. j. Donnelon. E. C. Lighibourne.
John Galloway, j. D. Coughlin, John orc. n
nor Ross Reynolds. X. a. Ringwald A
Barrett, T.. ii. Mcclure, E. G. Ives. L d
Witty, G. w. Deacon, d. W. Fiizpatf.f-
Phil Leisch, Reception commit. e. on
Quincy, James Melady, Phil Leisch. thnies