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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
Iron MoIdern, unton.

The Iron Moulders union held meet
ing at Assembly hall last night. when NJ
j. Harrington, of the Chicago union and
Gus Goess, of Racine union. were adj
mitted by card. Frank Poison was elect
ed and installed as treasurer in place
of John Whitley.
The second annual picnic of the union
will be held at Russell Beach Saturday.
July Is, which will be in charge of the
following committee: E. J. Curry chair
man; Theo Anderson, Chares Reiffnaw,
treasurer; n, ?. Hulland and Carl Carl
son. Trains leave the union depot at
a. M. 2:25 and 5:35 p. M returning at
$50 p. m. Five hundred tickets have al
ready been sold for the picnic, at which
fifty-six prizes will be given for events
on the programme. A feature of the
picnic will be the -of-war through
a challenge of the moulders of the ST..
Paul Hoist and Derrick company to the
moulders of the St. Paul Foundry COM
pany, or any other foundry willing to
accept. NJ. j. McDaniels Joseph IIIbev
and Thomas Holland were appointed =
subcommittee to act with the Labor daV
committee s. Pagan and F. Shiller were
reported on the sick list Receipts. s107
disbursements, 1880 Wv ,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
LOCAL LABOR IN BRIEF.


The following unions hold meetings
MoR3 9ayL night at Assembly hall Leath-
bers, Building Trades council and Boiler
:, Labor day, Monday. Sept. 3, will be
Kept this year by labor organizations for
the first time in Red Wing.
La Crosse Coopers' Union No. IS was
officers. -
The Horseshoers' union, of Minneapolis,
has frequently complained that persons
who are in no way competent to shoe
horses are being employed. and that
there is a great deal of damage being
done to horses by these inexperienced
men.
Delegates from the Retail Statesmen
have asked the council of Minneapolis 70
appoint committee to call up the
stores which have so far refused to sign
the early closing agreement.
Frank A. Scoby and J. C. Carver have
been appointed by the Minneapolis Coop
ers' union to attend the national conven-
ton of coopers to be held in Boston in
September
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
FINAL CONFERENCE.
President and Senator Hanna Dis
cuss Campaign Plans.

CANTON, O., July Ex-senator Hanna
mcnopolized nearly all of President Nc
kinley's forenoon today, In their final
conference prior to the opening of East
ern headquarters in New York next
week
The senator said he would leave for
New York next Wednesday and the East
ern headquarters Will be opened soon
after his arrival The speaking cam
paign. he said, would not open before
the first Of September and as yet he
does not pretend to say what KIND of a
campaign Will be conducted
The people will decide that" he said
and the committee will merely serve
them the kind of amusement they de-
sire
The senator and his party left at 1920
tonight
There We're many visitors with Presi-
dent Mckinley TO-DAY. Among them was
j. F. Mou!ton. Of Denver, formerly of
Ohio. who wanted a position in campaign
headquarters, and who is also interested
in the natural resources of the Philip
pines. He came to Canton primarily To
see Senator Hanna, and met him on the
Mckinley lawn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
AT OLD CAMP MORTON.
Bryan and Stevenson VIII BE No.i-
fed of Nominations.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 2.-The
committee in charge of the notification
meeting Of Bryan and stevenson today.
made change in the arrangements. and
instead of at Newly Oval the meeting
will be held in the oepn air, in Military
park. A huge stand will be erected and
all but the speakers and distinguished
visitors will stand.
The park is within five squares of the
center of the city. Many great political
gatherings have been held in the park,
notably before the war II was here
soldiers eamped on their way to Black
Hawk war in 1897, and Indiana soldiers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
In LdbOr'S
Field.

The Twin City Lithographers' union
held a meeting In Assembly hall last
evening, when applications for mem
berShip were received from Charles
Marks and John Furman. A communica-
ton was received from the Labor day
committee of the Trades and Labor coun-
ell asking the union to participate IN
Labor day parade, to which they ac-
coded, and will appoint a subcommittee
at next meening to act in conjunction
with the Labor day committee. The re-
port of the ball committee was received,
cess, over 500 having been realized The
ball committee was rendered vote of
thanks for their successful manage
ment. The union decided to attend the
Building Trades council picnic in a body
The next meeting will be held In Alex
ander's hall, Minneapolis. Aug. 4. Re-
ceipts, $26; disbursements, SO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

Germany would do everything in her
power to assist the United States but the
foreign office admitted that it would be
impossible at the present time to carry
out such plan.
The alleged dispatch from Minister Con-
ger, and all the other reassuring Chinese
advices received here are received by the
German officials with extreme skepticism,
and Ambassador White has SO cabled the
Washington authorities
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22
MAN TO MAN.

The c. 10 b e, today, is the best sell
ing newspaper in st. Paul. If you want
proof of this, ask your newsdealer the
newsboy or the agents on the trains.
The latter win tell you there is more
demand for the Clio b e than any St
Paul paper and that but one in the Twin
Cities is mere frequently called for You
who read the paper know why. Make
point of telling the secret to the man
who doesn't know it.