The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-20

cussing several measures during the past
week, and will submit the same for the con
sideration OF the delegates Friday.
The many friends of Henry Fsyder, secrs-
tary of the cigarmakers' union. will he
panied to learn that dis father whom he
dead. wen -
The free text book COMMITTEES from +b
trades and labor assembly attended a meet
ing Oh the Joint council committee and sly
members me ls OF the school board Monday even
lHg IN Ine interest Of free books for the
school children. Although Harry Franklin
USED all the eloquence Re had at hand on the
- tpa ana others as usual the czaf
Oh the city held the whip hand. and fine
committee came away empty handed.
The financial question was discussed nro
anu con at the meeting of the carpenters'
union tuesday evening. Unlike majority
o. tne unions of the city, the carpenters look
upon THIS question as a non-poIitical one
ana are inclined to the opinion that az II is
measure which appeals to the welfare of
a. Al, regardless OF party affiliations from
~ saelr laea OF trades union, If any light can
pc thrown on the suhject Of benefit to the
laporing classes, it should be done regardless
o! time, place or previous conditions Con-
sIoeraDle I1ne was given up to the question.
IN when j. l.. Hughes and other prominent
members took an active part One new mem
Der was given the grip" and one application
was received, which will be acted on at fhe.
me new grievance committee apuointed hv
PRESIDENT Christopherson of the Trades and
Lar Laoor assembly met for the first time Tues
Gay evening and organized by electing a. IT
Becker chairman and Louis Nash secretarys
Inc committee proposes to take the Initiative
a a., several important matters left unfinished
oy Its predecessors, and will make several
recommendations to the Trades and Labor as
semoiy at It's meeting Friday evening.
The strike committee % r.
union heid special session Tuesday even
ing, at which every member was present
aLlpor.ant developments will soon be an
hounced, and the chances are that when
made somebody will receive a decided srr
prise. 0u sur
vote on the admission to the Trades and
Labor assembly of delegate from tba sooa alp
ISL labor party was taken at rneatino 80 "a
harnessmakers union Tuesday eyenine tn
result was almost unanimous against admit
IlIg the representative. EXPENSES incrrraa
by the Labor day parade were nassed 49, Gu
ana upon the secretary, Henry Menge an
Lounclng that no other business was on 4bo
weeks. LOT two
me Iourth annual state convention of ~
is 81. norsesnoers met in FaribauIt TUESDAY
as ias. Win Ialr attendance. The object ia n
nave several bills introduced in Inc cor - ~
legislature te protect the horseshoers ns
- 10 70 protect themselves against deadbeats nv
horlnsSi a law passed so to enable the
nOrsesnoers to take lien on the animal at tAle
Inc other bill provides that apnrenficas ,a.
pass an examination before being sIIowad -
s snoe norses. A schedule price list is also
day after ball. AueS-
me agitation and label committee ~ q
meeting held Wednesday evening deo;5 a d
recommend to the trades and Iabo7 49,. =, 70
Inc formation of local label league M
Sonira Zee also discussed certain legislation
ueslred oy the BARRIERS, horseshoers and
Inc executive board Of the trades and labor
assembly were in session Wednesday evenins,
ana result Of their deliberations. it was dc.
c1ded to recommend to the delegates ~ ~.
BODY that vigorous agitation be ineueursfeJ
TO secure the adoption of constitutionai
aLnehdInent TO revise the state constitution
a st aisq 70 enoeavor to arouse tagging inter-
The telegraph. snip "a
The cornice workers will hold snecial
1H n is on Thursday evening of this week.
IL is absolutely necessary and Imperative ff1ot
every member should be present
II: p Miller, president Of the International
BARRIERS union, organized two unions durinr
the past week, one at Brainerd, the other at
Rochester. Every eligible barber in the two
cities is on the charter list
49, % u al oi.courdSIhB nature were re-
ceived by the corniee workers union Wednes-
day evening, relative to a request made of the
local unions to sustain them in boycott in
augurated against local business house.
The trades and labor assembly had gone on
record as favoring the cornice workers s;da
OF the question, and nearly every union in
the city has now pledged support in the way
Oh patronizing other firms until the trouble IL
settled. :"
The board OF trustees of the trades and
labor assembly Will meet at Assembly halls
at l O'Clock this afternoon.
The committee apppointed at the last meet
ing Of the trades and labor assembly, Frank
look up the principles OF the socialists and
their claim to the title Of a labor organiza-
ton, will meet at Assembly hall at O'Clock
this afternoon.