The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-26


offices Of the city and also to secure
its use on all campaign literature print
ed in the city from now until after
election Owing to the resignation OF
| J. H. NIcNally as president, and Z. A.
Rinke from the executive board, +. j.
Maioney was elected to fill the presi-
Dental chair and H. Mcdonald succeed
ed C. A. Rinke on the board. J. Klaus
was elected vice president and P. f.
/ Corcoran secretary treasurer. The exc
cutive board will be composed of L.
F. Eckley, Typographical Union NO.
| 80; H. Mcdonald, from the pressfeeders
union, and Charles Hillman Of the
stereotypers' union.
Bricklayers' Benevolent Union No. 1
met at Assembly hall Thursday even
| ing. A report from the building COM
mittee connected with the union was
received and placed on file. A COM
munication from the general secretary
of the International union at New
York was received and read. Among
| other things the communication con-
| tanned the report of the secretary for
the past six months, showing the
organization to be in a good financial
condition.
/
into the mysteries of making blue label
cigars at the Thursday evening meet
ing of the cigarmakers' union. On
motion of one of the members, it was
voted to patrorlize only those clothing
| houses which have in stock, or will
| agree to procure, goods bearing the
! label of the United Garment Workers
of America. A committee from Mime
apolis Union No. II were present and
I IL. l, inv
| ton to join them in an excursion to
Hastings on Sunday, July 2. The
steamer Flora Clark has been chartered
| for the occasion, and will leave the
dock at st. Paul at 1920. large
number of the boys will attend. Dan
| cling will be INDUCED in. good music
will be furnished and refreshments
served.
The boycott against a certain manu-
facturer Of cigars in the city is still in
force.
The members of Bricklayers' Benevo-
lent Union No. are indignant over the
action of a firm Of contractors, who are
erecting a building at the corner of
Sixth and Minnesota streets, in en-
ploying men from outside the city. The
union bricklayers. of ST. Paul work but
nine hours day, while those employed
on the building at Sixth and Minnesota
are compelled to labor ten hours. The
union men believe that those who live
here, who pay taxes, who have the in
terests of the city at heart, even If they
do not affiliate with union men, should
be given work In preference to those
from other cities. Last evening reso-
lutions were adopted by No. l, con-
demning the action of the contractors.
And the delegates to the Trades and
Labor assembly brought the matter be-
fore that body Friday evening.
All members of the National Must
clans union and the Musicians Pro-
tective alliance are requested to meet
at Assembly halls at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon to consider the advisability
of forming new organization under
the jurisdiction of the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor.
The Scandinavian section Of the So
cialist Labor party will hold meeting
at Assembly halls today at 2:30 p m.
The journeymen boilermakers will
hold an important session this evening.
Considerable business is to be trans
acted.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, the
bindery girls union holds an open
meeting and special invitation to at
tend is extended to all Of the gentler
sex who are engaged In this kind OF