The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30

its membership as rapidly as the shoemak
ers nave during the past four weeks and II
lholcatlons can be relied on they win soon
0utranK IN members all other unions in St
Paul. - ~
Charles Doyle was elected marshal of the
LaDor Gay parade at the meeting of the
PLUMBERS union Tuesday evening One candi-
date was initiated sand four sent in applica-
ions requesting. the union to take them into
bna Ioia q where the principles Of the brother
hood OF man practfced at all times
special meeting is called for today at 4 80 D.
20. 10 complete arrangements for the festiy-
every plumber be present. gzHsF
). f. Krieger secretary of the Labor tlay
committee, on Tuesday received a communi-
cation from Hugo G. Heinsch CORRESPONDING
secretary of the West Side Turnverein. stat
ing that the members to the number of forty
IN f1ll uniform, will take part in the parade
| on Monday, Sept 7. The addition of the
turner's will add greatly to the interest mani
tested in the parade. With five companies
from the hre department. the aboye-named
society and from 5000 to 1900 organized men
and women in line this feature of Labor day
promises to be unusually interesting.
The walters of the city. to the number
OF thirty, met at Assembly hall Tuesday after
noon. Although not very active for the past
year the boys have lately become more ami
mated and propose in the future to take more
interest in the affairs of organized labor
than they have been doing of late They viii
be on hand to take part in the parade on
Labor day.
The differences which have existed between
the Daily Plaindealer, of Grand Forks and
last January, were amicably adjusted last
/ week by Organizer Harry Franklin The
ofhces of the Plaindealer had been closed to
union men ever since the inauguration of
the controversy, and several unsuccessful at
tempts have been made to bring about an
agreement Both parties have signed con-
tract for one year. during which time the
machine operators and other employees will
be members of the Grand Forks union The
union conceded an eight-hour workday for
the machine operators instead of seven, as
provided in the scale, and also to admit to
membership one non-union employe. pro-
vision was inserted in the contract for the
arbitration of all differences which may here
after arise.
The industrial council of Kansas City. Mo-.
has placed boycott on all products of the
I Armour Packing company. The American
Federation of Labor will be asked to indorse
their action.
I The last and third attempt within the year
to successfully conduct saloon directly un-
!! der Assembly hail. like its predecessors has
proved disastrous to its progenitors. 1t opened
i up on Aug. /, gave grand opening on the
10th and closed on the 18th.
The genuine label of the national shoe
makers union is stamped on the soles of
all boots and shoes made by union labor The
old red label, which was simply pasted on
/ that the goods are made by union labor
| Notices are being sent to all labor organiza-
4 tions throughout the country to buy only
stamped goods.
The political campaign is now moving mer-
riiy along on its way TO q finish. Don't forget
literature turned out by the several parties
| in the field