The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09

horseshoers to act as marshal of their division
In the Labor day parade. The boys will turn
out in full force.
The platers and buffers affected an organ
lzation Friday evening and elected Harvey
Deoss temporary president with Joseph Sopp
as secretary. The next meeting will be held
on Aug. %, when the platers' and buffers
union will be launched a full-hedged la
mas placed boycott on the Detroit Stove
works, one of the reasons being their re-
fusal to arbitrate, and propose to fight I'M
til victory or defeat is the result.
Z There will be special meeting of the tin.
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sheet iron and cornicemakers' union Wednes-
day evening for the purpose of taking action
on subjects Of vital interest to the members
The executive committee of the Trades and
Labor assembly, consisting of Frank Pram-
pusch, chairman; H. Giese, Jr. secretary;
Harry Franklin, f. J. Boyle, F. E. Hoffman.
James Morrow and G. c. Collins, acting as a
substitute for H. w. bennett held a long
session Friday evening. Several matters OF
Importance were considered and the commit
Tee Will recommend the adoption Of two of
them at the meeting of the Trades and Labor
assembly Friday evening of this week.
The employees of Vests book publishing
house plcnicked at Forest lake yesterday. A
large number of their friends accompanied
them.
The unions connected with the Minneapolis
trades council will not parade on Labor day.
but will content themselves with a picnic at
Minnehaha park. Like the ST. Paul trades
and labor assembly, there will be discussion
on the financial question. e. E. Stevens win
be chairman of the day.
The agitation and label committees of the
trades assembly met Friday evening the re-
suit being the consolidation of the two tha
members believing more effective work could
be accomplished by so doing. II. p Miller
was chosen as chairman, f. E. Hoffman
secretary. The following members were Sc
iected to act as subcommittee, and will visit
the unions meeting during each and every
week until their successors are elected:
Monday and Saturday.. q. Hoffman,
chairman; J. L. Mcclellan and F. Pampusch'
Tuesday and Friday-H. p. Miller. chair
man; John O'Toole and H. Giese Jr.
Wednesday and Thursday-C. H. Bonn.
chairman; Harry Franklin. T. r. Thomas
The committee decided to have the labels
OF the Inherent organizations painted on the
bulletin board at Assembly hall. where they
can be plainly seen. Meetings will hereafter
be held ON the third Friday OF each month.
The carpenters will hold special meeting
this week.
Sylvester Keliher, grand secretary Of the
general union of the A. R. u, arrived in
ing, and addressed the members Of the union
in that city. It was expected that he would
also be present at the meeting of the ST. Paul
union the same evening, but was unable to be
present.
The hall board Of the trades and labor as
sembly met Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose OF auditing the books Of Custodian J. F.
Krieger. AS usual. they were found in ex-
cellent condition, not even an ink blot mar
ring the pages, and they balanced to cent.
A half-tone engraving Of Thomas E. Lees.
president of Typographical Union No. A. Min
neapolis, and an photographed sketch of
the same gentleman, is published in the Ty-
biographical Journal Of Aug. l.
The color OF the card Of the Retail Clerks
association for the current quarter is red.
Ask for it and you will do the members of
this organization favor by so doing
Labor day will soon be here. All unions
should make ap effort to turn out in full
force. Don't delay; start now. A majority
have voted to parade. Let the minority fall
In line. A majority should rule.
The pressfeeders will unfurl their new BAN
ner for the first time in the parade on Labor
day. It's beauty.
Lizzie mclaughlin was elected president az
the garment workers union at Thursday