The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-23
Neville, Mrs. ]. A. Stapleton, Mrs. T. sulli-
van. Mrs. c. Sparrow.

van. Mrs. G. Sparrow.
The garment workers union had three can
didates to initiate Thursday evening. The
grievance and label committee from the
trades and labor assembly visited the union
and the chairman made few remarks reIa-
tive to the label. communication from
General Secretary White implied that the
tatlors on strike in New York city were
winning, and that the difficulty would soon
be settled, as several Of the largest manufact-
ur1ng houses had granted the demands of the
union and given bonds to live up to their
contract.
The local organization of the United Gar
ment Workers of America will give an Ice
cream social at Assembly hall sometime dur
Ing the next three weeks. The following
members will make arrangements for the
same Misses Kate Gehan, Alice Pinkus, Mae
Manning, Mae Brennan, Kate Heating and
Frances DWelly.
The bricklayers' union on Thursday evening
with the exception of electing T. Jones mar
snal OF their division in the parade on Labor
day, confined themselves to routine business
They will turn out in force in the parade.
The hall trustees of the trades and
labor assembly met Thursday evening.
Business connected with the new library
was discussed, and Frank Pampuseh
appointed to select and subscribe for sew
Linoleum was ordered purchased for
Hall No. 1, as it was believed to be more
durable than ingram carpeting 1t was also
voted to decorate the exterior of the hall
during encampment week and to keep the
decorations up until after Labor day in a
suitable manner. Donations of books for the
they be asked for. The next session of the
trustees will be held on Tuesday evening,
Sept. s.
A special meeting of Typographical Union
No. 80 will be held this afternoon at three
o'clock. The call is the first one signed by
President-elect Gleason and Secretary-elect
Schott for No. 80. "A full attendance is re-
quested and expected.
At a meeting Of the Labor day committee
Thursday evening 1t was demonstrated that
practically all arrangements were completed
for the parade and picnic on Sept. z. The Sc
lection Of Sidney NJ. Owen, of Minneapolis
by the committee on speakers was indorsed
and it was decided to invite both him and
Labor Commissioner Powers to take part in
the parade. President Christopherson, of the
assembly. and the above named gentlemen
will head the delegates from that body in a
carriage furnished by the hack drivers union,
the horses Of which will be driven by union
hackman. The discussion of the financial
question at the picnic at White Bear will be
opened by Mr.. Powers, and each speaker will
be given forty minutes in which to promul-
gate his ideas of finance.
H p Miller. president of the international
BARRIERS union, went to Duluth Thursday. for
the purpose of adjusting a difficulty between
two shops there and the BARRIERS union.
short time SINCE the men employed in the
shops in question were ordered out but re-
fused to obey orders The union then placed
boycott on the shops and now both sides
ask for a settlement Owing to certain tech
meal points to be decided the presence OF
President Miller was requested.
The trades and labor assembly hall trustees
will hold meeting this afternoon. Every
member is requested to be precent.
F. Pampusch and F. E. Hoffman met with
the purpose Of instructing them in certain
duties appertaining to their organization
The open meeting held by the harness
makers union Tuesday evening was well at
tended a large number of this trade who are
not members of the union being present.
One result Of the meeting will be large
class to initiate in the near future and the
making of friendship which will last for all
time. Plans for the Labor day parade were
considered. All harnessmakers in the city
are invited to turnout with the union.
The organization committee Of the Trades
and Labor assembly,. valesh, F. E. HON.
man, Ed Peterson and Miss Kate Keating-
was in session at Assembly halls Tuesday
evening. Several trades have lately been agi-
tating the feasibility of joining the ranks of
organized labor and the meeting of the COM
mittee on Aug. IS was called for the purpose
of talking over the matter.
At the meeting of the carpenters union
Tuesday evening, former action was recon-
sidered and it was decided to turn out in the
Labor Day parade. j. L. Hughes will act as
marshal. A. J. MetZger and Charles Bo-
vaird were selected a committee to act
with the cornice workers In the difficulty at
present existing between them and GER
tain st. Paul firm. The Recommendation Of
President Christopherson, of the trades and
labor assembly that building trades coun-
Gil or board be formed, was indorsed. T. F.
Thomas and H. Giese Jr., from the
sembly, spoke on the label and Labor day
parade.
Frank Valesh and John O'Toole have been
appointed fraternal delegates to the Min
neapolis Trades Council from the St Paul
Trades and Labor assembly.
The executive committee Of the shoemakers'
union met Tuesday evening. Considerable
business came up for discussion.
Organizer Franklin initiated as provisional
members Of the International Typographical
union two members of the craft, one from
Mabel, the other from Saltwater. They will
be entitled to all the rights Of the entertain
ment.
The proceedings Of the thirteenth semi-an-
nual convention of the Minnesota State Fed
Grafton of Labor have been received. This
department extends thanks to Secretary
Hammond for his Kindness.
The brewery workers will have a band of
twenty pieces in the parade on Labor day.
They will also have monster beer cask on
which Gambrinus will make his throne
will be a novelty of it's kind. Anton Priesen
will act as marshal.
The trades and labor assembly executive
board, consisting of ]. r.. KrIeger, Harry
Franklin. F. J. Boyle, H. Giese Jr., James
Cuthill, Ed OConnor and e. Christopherson
were in session Friday evening. large
amount of business was transacted and the
recommendations Of Presdent-elect Christie
pherson, OF the assembly, carefully consid-
cred.
The shoemakers' union presented their pres
ident, Louis Peterson, with handsome
badge at their meeting Friday evening" He
acknowledged the gift In neat speech. The
union will take part In the parade on Labor
day.
The horseshoers held a short session Fri
day evening Business confined to regular
routine.
Fourteen new members were initiated and
eight applications for membership received