The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-04

er for the up-building of organized labor in
this city, has accepted a position at Fort
Benton, Mont, and will leave for that place
Saturday Of this week Her friends who are
all kinds of success.
One candidate was initiated and one new
application received at the Saturday evening
session of the bakers union. Today the
members and their friends will picnic at
Harris park, Fort Smelling. Good music has
been provided. The committee on arrange
ments consists of Peter Andres, Tony Baker,
Edward and Richard Berries. Election will
take place at the next meeting. Anthony
Bahr, Joe Haalgaard and P. Fischer were
appointed a committee to prepare and submit
a list OF capable nominees. The bakers union
IS the only one in the city which has so far
adopted this plan, but it has always proven
satisfactory to them, and other organizations
may yet follow their example.
At its meeting last week Bricklayers' Benev-
client Union No. L elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing term: President Charles
Harpke; vice president, Emil Erlandso IN; flnan-
cial secretary, Anton Steiner; recording sec
rotary Olaf Lofgren; treasurer Oscar Berger;
trustees, John Davis. a. Armstrong and
George Mccoy; delegates to the Trades and
Labor assembly, William Brown and Oscar
Berger
There will be no convention of the Journey
men Tailors' Union Of America this year.
committee of five will meet at Headquarters
Bloomington, Ill. Aug. 2. and are given power
to cover all subjects desired by the different
locals Any union having propositions to con-
slider should at once send them to the general
secretary
The committee of ten appointed at the
last meeting OF BARRIERS Union No 81 to
consider the differences existing between the
international and the local union met at the
ofhce of M. E. Murray. in the capitol build
ing, Thursday evening The entire matter
was gone over thoroughly and the conclu-
sion arrived at will be reported at the next
meeting of the union.
The following proposition has been sent to
with
labor assembly, to be voted on at their first
meeting Resolved, That the constitution of
the assembly be so far suspended as to allow
eGch afhliated union to be represented by
double the present number of delegates for
a period of six months, commencing the
first meeting in August, 1897 the dues of
each union to remain the same as now"
The regular meeting of the bindery girls
union scheduled for tomorrow evening ow-
ing to the glorious Fourth has been post
poned until Monday evening July r. 1t is
will be received at the meeting. as the sec
rotary has been busily engaged for some
time past in sending invitations to those con-
sidered desirable members.
Pressfeeders' Union No. held its regular
meeting Thursday evening. Frank Pampusch
delegate to the l. P. p. o. convention recently
held at Detroit Mich, made an interesting
report giving detailed account of what was
accomplished. The unions delegate to the
State Federation of Labor convention at ST.
Cloud also submitted a complete report Of
the deliberations of that body. The rebate
system has proven an incentive to the In
creased attendance, and with 25-cent re-
fundment from the regular dues to those who