The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

when the finishing touches will be adj
h1lnlstered to its report and it's finance
accounts closed up. The question af
preparing a plan of action For tbl
purpose of perfecting organization
throughout the state, to be Submitted
10 the convention, will also be given
consideration.
Members of the American Agents.
SI5 ASSOCIATION sell union-n1ade goods only
l ne organization is doing q. great deal
or goQd wherever it has secured a
1oothold IN driving out fake firms and
agents, and it's officers declare that.
with little more assistance from
union mems families, they will soon
succeed In making the calling of the
canyassing agent respectable.
Nominations were made for officers
by the carpenters union Tuesday even
, ing. sIhe. election will occur at stfFe
next meeting, June 15, and the inter
escng contests expected for the Of
Hclal positions, together with a number
OF important items of business, should
pflhg out full attendance of mem
bers. Three new members were in
ltlated at the last meeting.
John Klaus. Mic Willwerscheid ana
John Matasek were appointed bv tbe
GERMAN printers union at its meeting
Wednesday evening to arrange. for its
annual picnic, which will occur or,
June II Should the management of
wildwood adjust the differences ex-
lst1ng with the musicians union, the
picnic will probably be held at that
resort.
an effort to secure the work in their line
on the Ryan annex and Schultz build
lIgs for union labor and to this end
mas appointed committee to interview,
the builders on the subject Edward
Chrlstopherson was commissioned as
the unions delegate to the State Fed
Grafton of Labor convention
Harry. Franklin, G. C. Collins and
r. b. Lott were in attendance at the
Modern Woodmen's convention at DI-
buque during the past week. Harry
was a delegate, while the latter two
were there in the capacity of hustlers
bent upon bringing the next conven-
ton to st. Paul. But the ST. Paul boys
We're not the only Woodmen in the for
est, and Kansas City got the plum.
Frank Pampusch, of the pressfeeders.
ana job pressmen's union, and T. NJ.
Daggy OF the Pressmen's union viii
leave next Saturday evening for Chi
cago, whence they will take
special train on the following Monday
for Detroit, where the convention Of
the international Printing PressIraan.s S
to which they are delegates, will open
on Tuesday, June Is
The attendance at the ST. Cloud con-
vention of the State Federation of La
Dor promises to be very large, and a
most successful and profitable session
is looked for. Duluth promises to send
about forty delegates, and like num-
Der is expected from each of the Twin
Cities thus making a representation of
over 100 delegates a certainty.
A regular meeting OF the musicians
union is scheduled for this afternoon.
but, as majority of the members have
secured engagements with the many
excursions and picnics incident to the
season, 1T has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening. AT that time Dele
gate Wood will report the proceedings
OF the recent convention of the Ameri-
can Federation of Musicians.
This afternoons meeting of Typo
graphical union No. so will be of tbe
utmost Importance to members EN-.
ployed on the newspapers. by virtue
of the nature of the business which
is set for consideration at this time.
The principal item will be the sub
ject of the recent emergency meeting
which was not finally disposed of at
that time.
The steamboat excursion OF the re-
tail clerks union, originally scheduled
for June q. has been changed to Thurs
day, June II.
The trades assembly's executive
board met Friday evening to consider
number of matters referred to it az
the last meeting of the assembly The
principal of these was the selection IF
list of property holders to be sub
mitted to the district judge in the
event Of the Daily charter commission
resolution passing the council
The local delegates to St Cloud will
gather at Assembly hall next SatlIr
Gay evening before leaving the CITY.
The most Of the delegates, if not all.
will probably take the 8 O'Clock train
over the Northern Pacific
The iron moulders' union will neAt
next Saturday evening in open session
and an invitation is extended to ali
molGers to attend.
Henry Giese Jr., of the local cigar
makers union, says that letters have
been received from all unions in the
state, save one. expressing their APP
proval of the proposition to organize
state label league and promising
their cooperation in it's formation.
The bindery girls union will hear
the report Of the committee which had
in charge the arrangements for their
social at it's meeting tomorrow evening.
A number of new members were in
itiated by the boot and shoe workers
union Friday evening. Arrangements
were completed for the unions annual
picnic next Saturday.
One new member was initiated at a
brief session held by the bookbinders'
union Wednesday night
William Gund will represent the Min
neapolis pressfeeders' and job press
mems union at the Detroit convention
Of the international organization.
The Minneapolis carpenters union
initiated fifty-two new members at its
last regular meeting.
A delegate TO the State Federation
Of Labor will be elected by the hack.
and cahdrivers union tonight
p J. Geraghty has been elected del
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