The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02

year, above all others, to show the strength of
organized labor. Talk it over in your I'M
ions, create enthusiasm among the members
and get those to attend who have been luke
warm. in the past.
There will be but one section of the So
cialist Labor party in st. Paul in the future,
the four sections having amalgamated under
the of Section st. Paul. The Scandi-
navian, German and American sections will
hereafter meet together, this saving the extra
expense for hall rent, etc.
Typographical Union No. 80 meets today at
23O The newly elected officers will be in
stalled and the executive board will make
it's annual report.
The Railway Conductors and the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers Of st. Paul
and Minneapolis will give an excursion and
basket picnic Thursday, Aug. 6, at Russell
beach, on Chisago lake. The reception COM
mittee is composed of Messrs. George Miles,
c. e. Fitzgerald w. A. Spooner, H. G. Sar-
gent, G. w. Becth N. B. Hand, Baxter, Fur
guson, T. H. Browne, C. W. Hathaway, w. G.
Hayes and Hugh Malloy. The guests will be
entertained with fishing boating, dancing
Rotations, speeches and refreshments. Trains
will leave the Milwaukee depot, Minneapolis
at 7:30 a. M, and the union depot st. Paul,
at $3.50 a. m. The editor of this depart
ment is under obligations to Chief Goss, of
No. 40, for complimentary.
One of the most pleasant excursions of the
season was that given under the auspices OF
the Retail Clerks association Tuesday evening
down the river. The steamer Flora Clark
and barge carried 300 of the members of the
organization and their friends to Hastings
and returned at an early hour Wednesday
morning. There music by STEMS orches
ira and a set programme of dances. Prizes
were awarded to the best dancers as fol-
lows:
Waltz-First prize, Miss Ella Mckay and
William Daley; second prize Mrs. T. Peter
son and Thomas Peterson.
Schottische- First prize, Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson
and A. NJ Wilson; second prize, Miss Edith
Morrow and Charles Perret-
Two-Step-First prize, Miss May Dillery
and Edward Herbst; second prize. Miss Birdie
Casey and William Bolan.
The prizes were given to the winners at
the Plymouth on Wednesday.
G. H. Brown of the theatrical stage en-
ployes' union who went delegate to the
convention of the international association
at Detroit, will make his report of the pro-
peedings of the association at the meeting
of the union Tuesday evening.
Edward Christopherson the newly elected
president of the trades and labor assembly
on Tuesday appointed the following COM
mittees for the ensuing year:
Agitation Committee-H. P. Miller, chair
man. BARRIERS union; c. H. Bonn, theatrical
stage employees union; H. Franklin, typo
graphical union; H. Giese Jr., cigarmakers
union; ]. L. Mcclellan, pressfeeders' union
Label Committee. E. Hoffman, chairman,
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ers' union; John O'Toole iron holders union
A. Anderson, BARRIERS union; T. F. Thomas,
typographical union.
Organization Committee-Frank Valesh
chairman, cigarmakers' union; E. Peterson,
shoemakers' union; James Morrow, retail
clerks union P. Laskiel, typographical
union; Kate X sating, garment workers union.
Grievance Committee. F. Krieger, chair
man. cigarmakers union; G. H. Becker, bar
bers union; J. B. Morrison, carpenters union;
E. B. Lott. bookbinder's union; Louis Nash,
retail clerks union.
Press and Council Committee-G c. Collins
chairman. typographical union: F. ]. Boyle,
pressmens union; Maggie Mcclure, bindery
girls union; w. E. Moves, Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers No. $50; ]. Cuthill,
horseshoers' union.
The international Association of Machinists
has lost its case in court against Empire
City Lodge 357, of New York. The lodge was
expelled recently for refusing to sever its
connection with the Socialist Trade and Labor
alliance. The expelled lodge was called upon
by the grand lodge officers to surrender it's
charter and paraphernalia, but refused on
the ground that, having paid for these sup
plies it was entitled to keep them and do
what it pleased with the property.
The Webb Press Helpers union meets at
Assembly hall this evening. Applications will
be passed upon and business of an important
nature is expected to come up.
Both the bimetallic and sound money clubs
Assembly halls. OF course, would be-
lieve for instant that they were catering
to the orny-handed sons of toll. But
tenants league has been formed at Wash
ington, d. c., with the avowed object of with
holding patronage from all dealers agents
and landlords who employ underpafd labor.
Charley Hillnan and Ted Bowe members
of stereotypers union, camping out at
Ltndstrom. They will probably be home this
week
The cigarmakers of St Paul have accepted
an invitation from the Minneapolis union to
Join them in excursion to Hastings on the
Flora Clark today. Dancing will be INDUCED
in. good music will be furnished and re-
freshments served. The steamer will leave |
the dock at St. Paul at 1890, while the Min
neapolis contingent will go board at Min
nehaha at a. m.
AT the regular meeting of the jcurneymen
BARRIERS union last Monday evening it was
voted to levy fine Of 81 on any member
purchasing barber coats without the label of |
the garment workers union being attached
William F. Erwin, the honorary lawyer mem
Der Of the union, was PRESENT and addressed
the BARRIERS
The Letter Carriers association held spe-