St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-09
PRAISE FOR THE GLOBE,
Resolutions Pas Scd by the IT. Pau!
and Minneapolis stereetypers'
T,,iN

Resolutions Pas Scd by the IT. Paul
and Minneapolis Stereetypers'
Union.
AT the last regular meeting OF ST.
Paul and Minneapolis SlvreotyperS'
union the following Endorsement of the
GLOBE was unanimously carried:
Whereas, The ST. Paul DAILY
GLOBE, under its new management, has
inaugurated laUor department in its
Sunday issue. wherein the current
labor news Is given, and wherein also
labor is given free expression to all its
grievances, ambitious and ideas; and,
Whereas. The said DAILY GLOBE
recognizes and uses the Allied Printing
Gratis union label, be it
Resolved. BY st. Paul and Mime
apolis Stereotypefs' Union, No. 16. that
a vote Of thanks be rendered the GLOBE
for this manifestation of good will
Ioward labor, and also for its fair treat-
ment, editorially, of all questions con-
nected with the cause OF the common
people since the advent OF its new
management.
Today's AabOr Picnic.
Labor day picnic will be continued
today at Shades park, 20 dispose OF the
remainder Of the Labor day prizes.
There are fifteen prizes yet 10 De dis
posed OF, and they lncluce some OF the
best ones yet offered. The programme
OF sports is appended and will make the
picnic attractive.
lna hv, dnch
men oniy-First prize, case of wine;
third prize, fifty pounds Of flour.
Hop, skip and jump, free for all
First prize, French priar pipe; second
prlze, eighl-day clock; third prize, Iancy
whip.
Tug-Ofwar. for ten married men and
ten single men, union men Only-PrlZe,
union label cigars.
Three-legged race. free for all-First
prize. one butt of Beats Anything plug
second prize, One-halt case of wine.
Married mems race, 100 yards, union
men only-FirSt prize. Sl0 worth of gro
cerlwS; second prize. one pair fine wool
ell blankets; third prize, one Case OF
Sioux Oats breakfast food.
Waltziug Contest-l4adies' first prize
set OF sterling silver buttons; gents
first prize. one dozen cabinet photo
graphs; ladies' second pfize. Que pan
or ladies' mouSquetaire gloves; gents
second prlZe, nifty pounds of MaSCLt
flour.
Running race, 100 yards, free for al
shoemakers-FirSt prize, IS in cash
second prize, 81 in cash; third prize, ).
i'll cash.
Girls race, fifteen years and under
First prize, one dozen cabinet photo.
graphs; second prIze, fancy velvet table
cover; third prize, tve-pound box oi
hne French candy.
Married ladiu' race, seventy-five
yards, tor wives of union men only
First prize, box of best tea; second
prize, loo pounds of -four; third prize,
set OF silver teaspoons; fourth prize, GuX
OF ruching.
Hurdle face, 400 yards, for union men
oniy-FIrst prize, Worlds typewriter;
second prizt. paid up policy for one
year; third prize. combination hall rack
fourth prize, rocking chair.
Sack race, nily yards, for union men
oniy-First prize, silver jewel caskel
second prize, pair of mems fine shoes
third prlZe, lair of decorated VASES
fourth prize, pearl handle pocket knife.
Special events will be arranged for on
the grounds 10y the committee Tor The
following prizes:
Case OF WINE, S. cash, S. cash, IS cash.
meetings This Week.
Sunday-ContnualiOn of Labor day
picnic at Shades park.
Monday Union No. 20;
BARRIERS Union No. 81; Boilermakers
Union No. 3.
Tuesday-Carpenter and Joiners
Union No. 81; Plumbers international
Union No. "a; brotherhood of Railway
Carmen No. 4.
"Wednesday Local Assembly 1910
K. of l.. j; A. X. U. No. 2S5; Steamfitters
Union No. 9; Retail Clerks Union No. 2
Thursday day-Cigarmakers' Union No
SO; Brickiavers' Union No. l.
Friday-Trades and labor assembly
Electrical Workers No. %; master
hOrSeshOers.