St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22

and an address by o. o. Winters, who
explained at length the objects of the
association, A pleasants evening was
spent by all.
The horseshoers held their regular
meeting Friday evening. The union
considered nothing except the death of
its president, Mr.. Gamble, and arrange
ments were made for taking charge
of the funeral.
The regular monthly meeting of the
executive board of Typographical I'm
ion No 30 will be held next Sunday
afternoon at 2;9O at Assembly halls.
A. r. u. No. $50 held a large meeting
Friday evening. Several new members
were initiated. Secretary Kelliher, of
the national organization, was present,
and spoke at some length on the condi-
ton of the organization and plans of
the future. Mr.. Kelliher reports the
organization in healthy condition,
and rapidly increasing in membership.
Two new branches We're formed in Min
neapolis last week. Mr.. Kelliher leaves
for the West next week.
Excelsior Educational union held a
short session Friday evening The ex-
ecutive committee made a report and
two new members were added to the
rolls. The union received five appli-
cations, which were referred to proper
committee. The reading of Mr.. Shu-
makers paper was postponed to the
next meeting of the union, which oc-
ours Friday evening, Oct 10.
AT the meeting of the tin sheetiron
and cornice workers union Wednes-
day evening resolutions were adopted
favoring the patronage of home indus
try by the members of the union. and
urg1rg the clothing manufacturers of
the city to adopt the union label of the
local garment workers union, so that
union men can consistently purchase
the articles Of clothing manufactured
In this city. Copies of the resolutions
were ordered sent to the different
manufacturers and the Commercial
club. A committee was appointed to
make arrangements for a dance. to be
given IN the near future. A resolution
ihoorslng the manner in which the La
Dor day celebration was conducted by
the committee was also adopted,
The special committee appointed by
lne Irades and Labor assembly to in
VeStigate charges recently published
oy the Herald and Dispatch relative
TO the Labor day parade and picnic
met Friday evening for the purpose of
nearing testimony in relation thereto. d,
Neither paper responded to the inyi-
tatlon to appear and corroborate the
statements published The committee.
however, is desirous of probing the
matter to the bottom, and another
meeting has been called for Wednes-
day evening, when it is expected both
papers will present their evidence.
The committee will report at the meet
ing OF the assembly Friday evening,
Inc regular meeting of walters
union was held Tuesday evening, and
arrangements were completed for their
dance, to be given Tuesday evening, at
Assembly halls
Carroll D. Wright, United States COM
missioner of labor, delivered an ad-
dress at the Peoples church last even
ing, ON Industrial Arbitration to
a large audience. The lecture was
given under the auspices of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers of st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Walter A. Ham
mond, assistant State labor COM
missioner, presided.
The executive board of the American
Federation of Labor met Friday even
ing, and decided to communicate with
the governor relative to the appoint
ment of state board Of arbitration.
The grievance committee has several
matters to refer to the board as soon
as the appointment is made.
Several members of the trades as
sembly attended the reception given
by the Commercial club in honor of the
labor commissioners. A pleasant and
instructive evening was enjoyed.
The following organizations are
scheduled to meet during the week
at Assembly halls:
Sunday-Scandinavia section, S. L.
Monday-Barbers' union, Boilermak-
erS' union.
Tuesday-Plumbers' union, Carpen-
ters' union, Walters union ball.
Wednesday-Stea union, Re-
tail Clerks association; special COM
mittee Trades and Labor assembly:
Observation-Disclosures union, Cigar
makers union.
F'riday-Trades and Labor assembly.
Saturday-Lithogra associa-
ton, Bakers union, Brewers union,
special meeting of Ironmoulders'
union.