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


Address ''Tother Side" ..J. ]. o'Rourke
Hermann the Great act j. Z. Hofbauer
Where We Shne-There Are Others
Mart McHugh and John OConnell
Address-'Fhe First Scale COMMITTEES;
It's Trials ...............-..Fr Fred MagnuSon
VA '''' ''''' ''' '' James o'Malley
Address-'The Necessity Of Regular At
tendance at Meetings" ....... j. e. Hofbauer
Just Tell the Foreman That You Saw
Me- .............. Benzine Rag Quintette
Address-"our Organization; Its Eff
Irish comedians C'Mc's Not in This >
ORourke and O'Malley
"Our Next BALI ..................Ev Everybody
Mean to Get EN- Down
Benzine Rag Quintette
Brief prevarications .............. Everybody
Selection Pied Harmony
ANY Old Thing Anybody
Concluding with grand solo sweep
1aH nTonouncea hit ws, scored by the 20 ar ar
chestra as well as by the quintette. the
latters renditions being prepared for the
occasion.
The following comprise the quintette: ]. J..
O'Rourke, Fl. L. Mcdonald, ]. E. Hofbauer.
Nj. F. Mostert and Frank Pampusch.
The orchestra consisted Of C. A. Rinke,
leader; Henry Berkhoff. vialin; John O'Con-
nell mandolin; Al DufreSne, guitar; Charles
President Pampusch presided as master Of
ceremonies.
]. L. Hughes rendered his resignation as a
member of tho state federation of labor to
that body Monday evening. The resigna ton
was accepted and e. B. Lott elected to fall
the vacancy Immediately afterward. Ed
Christopherson was made chairman. which
position was held by the retiring member.
delegation from the immigration associa-
ton, consisting OF P. II. Groat, P. A. KEEL
sey and D. 7. Thompson, appeared before the
meeting in advocacy Of the bill providing for
the establishment OF a state board OF immi-
grafton. The argument advanced in favor Of
the proposition by the gentlemen named did
not convince the council OF its ACCESSIBILITY
and upon the conclusion OF an extended dis
cussion resolution was adopted as follows
Resolved, That, after a careful considera-
ton Of the bill providing for the creation
OF a state board Of immigration, the pro-
posed object of which is to stimulate immi-
grafton into the state. the executive council
OF the state federation Of labor deems it
unwise in view of the many already here
seeking employment to create such Depart
ment at this time.
The council meets again tomorrow night,
The iron Erolders' union has an active corps
Of organizers in various parts of the country
ground lost during the depression, and re-
ports from them to headquarters are Of q
very encouraging nature. One OF the or
ganizers is expected in this city within the
next few weeks, and in the event Of his visit
the local union will hold a series of open
meetings. A regular meeting was held by the
local union last Saturday. It is said that the
stove works are expected to open soon, in
which event large number OF unemployed
| members will be put to work.
The organization committee of the assem-
bly, held a meeting and discussed several
important topics. The committee outlined
| plans for the organization OF federal labor
union in this city, and each member of the
| committee will try and secure as naany per-
| sons as possible with view OF launching
| the new union in short time. The COM
| mittee discussed the advisability Of eontinu-
ing the open meetings on Sunday evening,
and decided that hereafter the open meetings
would be held on Friday evenings, alternating
with the meetings OF the trades assembly.
An entertainment will be given by the
bfndery girls union in connection with the
| public installation Of officers at Assembly
hall tomorrow evening. An excellent pro-
gramme Of vocal and instrumental musical
numbers has been arranged and. cordial
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