St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-25

seph Houska; vice president, H. L.
Mills; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. H. Ro-
din; sergeant-at-arms, Sam Johnson;
executive committee, II. L. Mills, G..
w. Johnson and Sam Johnson.
Typographical Union No 80 will vote
by chapel during the coming week on
several propositions submitted by the
ficers of the I. 7. u, the 1. P. p. u,
the L B. B. B. and the National AS
ISOLATION of Machinists. These propo-
sitions all point to a close alliance of
the several bodies interested, and there
is every indication that all will be in
dorsed by a large vote
A. R. U. No. 214 held a meeting Mon
day evening and transacted routine
business.
The theatrical stage employees held
a meeting Tuesday and formally adopt
ed scale of prices, and the same has
been sent to the several managers for
ported that all arrangements had been
made, and all the members had to do
in order to make a splendid showing
was to don their white suits and re-
port for parade to Marshal Maynard.
The harnessmakers held meeting
Tuesday evening and appointed a COM
mittee to make arrangements for La
Dor day.
The horseshoers have extended an
invitation TO their Minneapolis breth-
rem to participate in the Labor day
parade.
Edward Christoferson has been APP
pointed organizer for the United Gar
ment Workers of America by General
Secretary Charles F. Reichers. The
appointment was unsolicited, and is
r,at, tod "
garment workers are to be congratu-
lated on the selection made.
The tin, sheet-iron and cornice work.
ers held their regular meeting Wednes-
day evening. Unimportant matters
were disposed of, and f. Kneppers was
selected marshal for Labor day. A
special meeting has been called for
Friday evening, Aug. 80, for the pur-
pose of making. final preparations for
feature in connection with their turn
out will be banner made entirely of
tin and sheet iron.
Several letters from different firms
have been received by the committee,
take part in the Labor day parade,
among them being Walterstorff &
Haskell, Waterous Engine company,
Crescent Creamery and the Hosting
oCliASh COMPANY.
The Pressfeeders' union has elected
Joseph Hofbauer marshal for Labor
day, and the necessary arrangements
Will be taken care OF by committee
appointed at the last meeting, of which
Frank Pampusch is chairman. The
feeders expect to have seventy-five
men in line.
The bricklayers held meeting Mon
transacted
matters.
The executive board of Typographical
Union No. 80 meets today at Assem-
bly, hall.
Business houses sending out floats
are requested to notify the secretary
of the. committee, 300 Wabasha street,
in order that they may be assigned
position in the parade.
The marshals for Labor day will
meet at Assembly hall Tuesday even
ing to discuss matters relative to the
parade and draw for positions.
A joint meeting of st. Paul and
Minneapolis Plumbers unions will be
held at Assembly hall today for the
purpose of taking final action on the
proposition to form a state associa-
ton. Lunch and a good time is prom
ised on the side:
James Morrow, president of the
trades assembly has accepted an in
vitation from Bloomington, ILL.,, to take
part in the Labor day celebration at
that place. Mr.. Morrow will be the
orator of the day.
Harry Franklin has been selected by
President Morrow as master of cere-
monies Labor day.
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of the members Of Cigarmakers' union
Thursday evening.
The cigarmakers held their regular
posed of several important matters In
relation to their union. They also
voted on the amendment proposed by
Union No. So, of Omaha, giving the
unions the right, to place the name of
manufactured in red ink across the
label. The amendment was voted
down. A very liberal donation was
given to the striking cigarmakers il,
Montreal, Canada. Messrs. Hoffman,
mite to wait upon Minneapolis Union
and extend an invitation to take part
in Labor day parade. Joseph Scharf-
billig was elected marshal.
Charles Prindle has been appointed
marshal of Typographical Union No.
80, vice F. W. bennett, who has been
chosen a division marshal by the
trades assembly.
The garment workers will hold an
invitation meeting Thursday evening"
Addresses will be made by J. J.
Ryder and W. W. Erwin and short
musical program has been arranged
Selections will be rendered by Messrs
Johnson and Groe and the Misses Dwel-
ly.
A separate meeting OF the machinery