The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-05

members, in good standing, VIII char
ter a special interurban car for Mime
apolis for the purpose of witnessing
installation of officers of the plumbers
union in that city. AS the plumbers
are exceptionally strong in Mime
apoliS it is expected that an enjoyable
time will be had. Rumor has IL that
an unusually fine spread will be served
In honor of the st. Paul boys, includ-
ing refreshments not necessary to be
submitted to the cooking process. One
thing is certain-those who fail to take
advantage Of the invitation, will miss
q rare treat and an enjoyable evening,
All members intending to make the
trip are requested to meet at Assembly
halls at p. IN. sharp. when full par
ticulars will be given by brother z. ].
McQuillan.
Typographical Union No. 10 met in
monthly session Wednesday evening.
with a good attendance. The amend
ments to the International Typograph-
zeal union constitution, which were
voted on by No 80 during the past
week. were submitted to a committee
for investigation as to the advisability
of voting for or against with instruc-
lions to report at the next meeting A
dispute between the union and a local
job office over the label was referred to
the Allied Printing Crafts council for
adjustment 1t was decided to give a
| ball some time during January. and
! committee to make preparations for
! the same was appointed with full pow
er to act. An early adjournment was
taken to allow all who desired to at
tend blow out" IN the shape Of an
! enticing collation. given by the presi-
dent in honor of the arrival at his
home of a underground compositor An
| enjoyable time was had and congratu-
| lations rendered "Nicl5" over the addl-
| ton to his household.
Division No. 40. Order of Railway Con-
| ductors, will meet at Bowlby hall this
| afternoon for the purpose of initiating
| twelve candidates.
WOodworkers union No. Il. Of Minneapolis.
at a meeting held Friday evening last, re-
| ceiVed ten applications and initiated hve
members. The matter OF defraying its share
| of the expenses If the Trades and Labor coun-
! Gil of that city decides to secure the sery-
| ices OF President GoInpers, OF The American
| Federation OF LabCN Valentine Fox, presi-
| dent OF the Iron holders International union;
NJ. d. Ratchford. president of the United
| Mine Workers OF America TO visit Mime
! apols in connection with their engagement
| in this city, was brought up. The union
| voted to pay its share OF the necessary ex-
| penses, provided Secretary Thomas !. Kidd.
Of the Amalgamated Woodworkers' Union OF
| America. Is included in the list Of speakers.
John Geraghty, a brother OF +. j. Geraghty,
| editor OF the Minnesota Union Advocate. tho
| official organ OF the State Federation OF Labor
and the Trades and Labor assembly. Of St.
Paul died Saturday morning. Until his last
Illness Mr. Geraghty was an employe OF the
water board and member OF Division No.
g. Ancient Order Of Hibernians. His funeral
took place from st. Vincents church Mon
day morning, and largely attended by
the friends Of the family Organized labor
deeply sympathizes with the editor OF tho
Advocate in the loss OF his brother. between
whom and himself a deep love existed.
Bricklayers' Benevolent Union No. l held
an enthusiastic meeting Thursday evening.
| There was an unusually large attendance,
| and considerable business was disposed OF.
! President Brown welded the gayel and also
gave those present some wholesome advice.
which was listened TO with earnest atten-
ton Several communications were received
| and discussed. Charles Harpke was elected
deputy a position OF great Importance. IS
! the person holding the office is in direct
! touch with the Information union. John
! Davis was chosen alternate.