St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-08

est to the workingmen of the city A force OF
eighty men has been at work on the founda-
ton for the past three weeks. About 275
men Will be employed when operations are
resumed.
The report that John F. Krieger, of the
cigarmakers' union, also the genial GUS
todian Of Assembly hall. is to be appointed
as the representative from the Sixth ward
on the board of aldermen will meet with
the hearty approval of organized labor with
out exception. John himself confirms the re-
port
Arrangements are being made by the st.
Paul bookbinders for entertainment to
be given shortly after Easter. 1t will be an
invitation affair, and will probably be con-
fined to the immediate relatives of the mem
bers of the organization in Minneapolis and
st. Paul. 7r
H. w. bennett. organizer of the Information
al Typographical union for the Tenth dis
trict. has returned from the northern part
of the state where he reorganzed one union
and unionzed an Office. He reports a sue
cessful trip, with the printing business dull
at West Superior, but fair at Duluth
A masked ball will be given in Assembly
halls Saturday evening of this week by the
Nordmaendenes,i singing society composed
of Scandinavians of ST. Paul. Handsome
prizes for the best masked lady and gentle
man, also for comic masks, Will be given.
At the regular meeting of the mailers
union the following, officers were elected
President. Joseph Houska; vice president, G.
w. Johnson: secretary, s. Johnson; executive
Mills.
The horseshoers at their meeting Friday
night reported business fair. There was a
good attendancei and considerable discussion
of subjects of interest to the ShoemakerS OF the
dumb creation.
Nominations of officers was the principal
business transacted by the stereotypers at
their meeting Thursday night. The bylaws
of the union are in the hands OF committee
for revision
The League of the Peoples party has en-
gagged the largest hall in Assembly block.
corner Third and Wabasha, for an enter
tainment to be given on Tuesday evening,
March It.
The Settlement club, at their rooms on
East Fifth street, Monday evening debated
the subject, Resolved. That Labor Shall
Form the Basis of Our Currency"
The Social Labor party will hold forth
at Assembly halls every Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock and will continue in session
until late in the evening.
The dance given by STEMS popular or
chestra in the largest of Assembly halls last
evening was attended by numerous friends
and admirers of the band.
The hack and cab drivers met Sunday
evening. No business of interest to the gem
eral public came up, and but short session
was held.
NJ. ]. DAILY, for many years prominent in
the ranks of labor Is said to be after the
Republican Endorsement for asemblyman
at large.
Jim Burns for term of years prom
inent in labor circles in the Capital City,
IS publishing an anti-department paper IN
Chicago.
Secretary FrarGklin9 of the Trades and La
Dor assembly, has called meeting for Tues
day night of the joint committee on entertain
ment. -
On the evening of Easter Monday April 6,
Liberty camp, IMivW. of A., will give
social hop at Assembly halls.
The shoemakers met Friday evening Bust
ness transacted Regular routine only.
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Gencrfsl Tabor Notes.