The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-30

its infamies by instituting a movement
avowedly for the purpose of scabbing
every bakeshop where union men may
strike.
Branch 1 Independent Bakers) Of
the Social Alliance adopted this course
in the following resolution, which we
quote verbatim from the official paper
of the scab gentry:
Resolved To approve of the agitation of
Branch / and to urge them to continue their
admit to membership without regard to other
unions, the men employed in strike shops
the scabs.-The Ed.-in order to educate them
in the principles Of socialism
Nearly $40 were voluntarily sub
scribed by the members of the cigar
makers union Thursday evening to
be used in preparations for Labor day,
on which occasion the cigarmakers are
bent on making a great showing. It
is expected that $100 will be contributed
before the time arrives.
According to international law, a
local union may expend 20 per cent
Z of all receipts for operating expenses.
Loans repaid by members were here
tofore included in the receipts and an
amendment submitted by the interna-
tional officers eXempting these from the
20 Fer cent deduction for local ex-
penses was voted upon, the result be-
ing unanimously in the affirmative. A
communication from President Perkins
suggesting that committee be ap-
pointed to appear before the eonven-
tion of the harnessmakers' national
union in the interest of the blue label
was favorably received. The Milwau-
kee building trades council communi
Gated the information that the Blatz
Brewing company had violated con-
tracts recently entered into with it,
and that boycott has been placed or
their beer.
The election for delegates to the
State Federation of Labor resulted in
the choice of the following: Henry
Feyder, Henry Giese Jr. and J. H
Amos. Henry Gnehle and H. F. Tress-
Ter are alternates. Two new members
were Initiated
1t is said that the coming convention
OF the American Railway union, which
is to be held in Chicago in June, will
be the last meeting of that organiza-
ton, as it is the Intention al that time
to make the American Railway union
a par of what is to be known as the
North American Brotherhood of Co.
CpSl dtoI WuiCil IL Is SdIu is TO C6 or
ganized in harmony with suggestions
put forward by President Eugene V
Dets. 1t is also said that the Western
Federation of Miners has withdrawn
frcm the American Federati ton of
Labor, ard that it will also join the
new organization The miners will
also fight fer government ownership
With the advent of summers warm
days comes the ice cream season with
all its attendant woes for the unfortu-
nate victims of young woman's wiles.
A woman is the same wherever she is.
Be she a labor agitator advocating
some scheme calculated to advance
the interests of her sisters, or a society
belle booming a church festival, she is
the came Nemesis of the young man
during this festive season But it is
said that every cloud has a silver
lining ard the fair members of the
bindery girls union, who are first In
the field with an ice cream social and
dancing party this season, assert that
their function, which. occurs at As
sembly - alls next Wednesday evening,
will be all lining and no cloud. The
committee on arrangements, under the
direction of Chairman Gert:e Burch, has
made careful preparations to insure a
pleasant evenings entertainment and
. 1eA- sc o'tlCAodACS Is lOOkSQ Inc j,
FL Brass union orchestra will discourse
music for the dance numbers.
Ine local iron molders' union is anx-
lcus to commence a crusade for new
members and has several times in the
past made efforts to bring to the city
one OF the officers Of the national body !
FOR that purpose. President Fox Is
now on the road and the local boys |
hone fn ind1Ica him TO To
In. the event that he comes, it will be |
made the occasion of a grand open
meeting, and efforts will be made to
secure the attendance of every molder
n the city. The next meeting of the
lnion will occur on Saturday, June u.
ind 1t is possible that President Fox
Will be here on that date
A new design for union label has
been agreed upon by. the International
Printing Pressmen's union, Interna-
icnal Typographical union and the In
ernational Brothe hood of Book binders
Ind the old label will be withdrawn
hortly. The new design is clearer and
orettier than the old. and will not
mar the appearance of the finest print
ng.
Ben Tillett, the British labor leader,
Who is recruiting his health in New
Zealand, says he intends visiting Chi
ago and other American cities before
'eturntng to London.
The pressfeeders and a5ob pressmen's
lnion will elect delegates to the State
federation OF Labor at next Thurs
lays meeting. A successor will also
,e chosen to President Pampusch, who
Will tender his resignation at that
ime.
A brief session was held by the la
ei league. Tuesday evening. An nd
ournment was taken to tomorrow
vening. when an election will take