St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14


A local movement is being made
looking toward the reorganization of
the Brotherhood of Railway Track
Foremen, an organization which was
swallowed up by the A. r. U. a year
or so ago.
The mistake of the best men through
generation after generation has been
|; the great one of thinking to help the
poor by almsgiving, and by preaching
of patience, or of hope, and by every
other means, emollient or consolatory
except the one through which God or
ders for MISREPRESENTATION Ruskin.
The pendulum of the old dust-covered
political clock has swung again. Poll
ticians will change places: but the con-
dition of the workman will remain the
same, that is, growing worse. Unless
he tries to help himself by means of
union, socially and politically, even
gods cannot help him.-International
Railroader.
Hands are lifted in holy horror
against the labor agitator and walk
ing delegate, but the evangelist" and
temperance agitator as riding dele
gates can sweep down on an unsuspect-
ing and unsophisticated assembly of
women and children and carry off the
best of everything. Inconsistency is
coming to the front with the brilliancy
of jewel of the first water.
If labor will unite and strengthen
hrar Of N zo fhara
will not be so much wind lost in CEN
surfing corporations, lawyers, legiSla-
tors and politicians generally. A little
less of receptive submission and lit
tie more aggressiveness will work
healthy digestion in the laws of eco
nonics.
The Brotherhoods of Railway Con-
ductors of St Paul and Minneapolis
hold union meeting at the latter city
today to consider matters of interest
to the organization.
The printers held a well-attended
meeting last Sunday and considered
matters of keen interest to the craft.
Several amendments to the constitu-
ton were submitted which will come
up for action at the next meeting.
William Waigli was appointed mem
Der of the allied printing trades coun-
ell, and, among other things, the
union Endorsed the scale of the stereo-
typers.
The name of ]. f. McAuley, of st.
Cloud, who has been in attendance
upon the present session of the legis-
t;1vo Nft CHE 20
federation of labor, has been promi-
nently mentioned in connection with
the vacant factory inspectorship exist
ing in the Northern district of the
state Mr.. McAuley has the confidence
and esteem of the organized labor
element of the state, with whom his
appointment would be very popular.
MIR. McAuley left for home last even
ing, but will return tomorrow.
The carpenters held a large meeting
Tuesday evening. Three applications
were received and two members init
ated. The organization committee
made a very encouraging report show
ing that great interest was being taken
in the union by the carpenters of the
city.
The following meetings will be held
at Labor hall during the week:
Sunday-Sccialist-L party.
Monday-Sons of Denmark, A. r. u.
214. cigarmakers' ball.
Tuesday-Theatrical stage employees
brotherhood railway carmen, carpen-
ters.
Wednesday-Tin sheet iron and cor
nice workers, ChildS-DreXel club en-
tertainment and ball.
Thursday-Pressfee feeders, bricklayers
Friday-H orseshoers, A. r. U. $780,
.Hibernian band ball.
Saturday-Vannekreds' Social club