New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
will eventually recover his reason. The girls body was
THE CENTRAL UNION Fight.
TROUBLE ABOUT THE LABOR PARADE.
OPPOSITION TO THE MARSHAL BECAUSE HE is
KYIGHT-sCENEs OF DISORDER.


KNIGHT-sCENEs OF DISORDER
The regular meeting OF the Central Labor
Union In Clarendon Hall yesterday afternoon turned
into another circus" though tho proceedings not
lively as at the previous meeting. The breach be-
tween District Assembly No 40 and the trades unions
is widened as to be beyond healing for long time
The defeat of the trades unonists week taught
them that they must themselves to win and as
result they had many of their delegates on hand for
full hour before tho time OF he meeting The Knights
also on hand early and in full force The trouble
began Immediately after the meeting was called to
Order Under the rules the Craftsmanship belonged TO
the International Boatmen's Union. local assembly OF
District No 49 The delegates from this union instead
OF nominating one of their own members named for
chairman a delegate from tbs Executive Association oi
Engineers, a strong Home Club man. This at once
created rumpus objections coming in from all parts OF
tho but the secretary succeeded In restoring par
al then show of cards elected the nominee
The chairman OF the picuic committee reported the
routo Of the parade and asked that grand marshal and
chief or police be elected. Nominations were made for
the grand marshalship and about dozen names were
mentioned but most OF them withdrew and when the
nominations clsoed great was the CONFUSION that
1, was found that all tho nominees had withdrawn ex-
cept James 7. Archibald. leading member OF District
No 49, trades union delegate jumped TO bis feet as
soon as this discovery made AID moved TO reopen
the nomn ations A hot debate followed in which the
English Ian nguage WAS used with great freedom. Mr
Archibald said that he would not accept the occ unless
it was unanimously .,ondcrcd him. When vote was
taken IL stood 1913 to l25 against tho motion Nj.
Archibald then elected, % votes being recorded
against him. Despite his assertion thar he would not
accent the oice unless IL rendered unanimously ne
accepted it, John Dewitt of tho Operative Painters "ho
has remained neutral III tHlS HShl, was updhlho'aS
pelegae Moan o, the Excelsior Labor cub demand
ed that the motion oiucei by MIN last sunday re-
peaas w W. & ,e ~. W. .s - C,pmakcr. =. a. anproved
i.1a. f.nfV
in tght, lie taken mp and acted oa rms causel aoC
much OF an cprlar as II did wien tne n"ton M, 5
first introduced Delegates Jumped up on chairs anu
shouted themselves nOarSc. The chairman PAM no a.
tenion 10 several motions 10 lay The SUBJECT on lHv
,ohlc and decided that POINT o' order that te motion
could be taken mp was out OF order an appear vas
taken but the chair was sustained ny vote Of II 10
100 Tnere suel an uprcar at ,hs time that Typo
eranhica Union No. G. which meeting III the upper
hal sent coun:iitee down request the Central Labor
Union 20 r.axc les noise. Tie appeal 10 avail,
hO: {, Tor when kushi % iduof cl'5sc tsl-c to
point q, order that by the ANA sama1n with tie inter
makcrs Union bAd gone ont OF existence and W As no
longer entitled 10 represent alton ana he CHAIRMAN ie
cled that pOut Of order Was well taken ana thnt
the seats OF Progressive rnipn wcro vacant ehcer
drowned the hoos the unioHis's DELEGATE George
Mckay OF Tvposraphical Union ~: D. lunned 10 % a'S
varies gmthered their FOR the fclt Delcen tes
James i. Qu!un an1 Hugh Carey, the leaders 3i the
Knights got pencils ana booh IL IS sara % taNr ,e
names os such avnr'1 the appeal e u7ri al SONS
future time. and tho vuio - ttEnu De.hH IiulC"lN5
OF tie Frnnkmakrr-. sen"rale man wiih gray heard
who vas supposed 10 po asNpl"li"fo o 80" ~ '"tc' ~
leaders of the knights aud tod that be would d. sorry
for his action. .-,, .,... 49,. ,.,,.
any Cubbor that dticin 'ls 10 dc.ats 20 ne
Tie vote appeal 10 to ia ana tHe lr"SIes
sivps held fner seats. "a mighty saolt went M OF
Eorfynino is knocked uut!' lha llOns C!uo l. done
uu' The Kngnl, were slienf but determined Then
motion was ma. by tie tlados unoniHtS 20 HtJ"rh
Amidst much excitement tue vote Tar taken. II stnnd
l2G to l4O IN favor tne motion am Dei'1"'o ~""
mO.lon went over drOinrr week. 50,
The election %. Arcmra.i "a e'an' m'r-hai o. tl'
nartde WAS . s.Vrre blow To the trGhcs uh""lS'- an
will have the elect OF making the success OF
inc paac extremely doubtful An adjourned meet M
or Tynorrapnical Union was in progress yesterday
aft-rnoon IN Clarendon Han. aud as aoo AZ inc an
ncuncment was made That Archibald had bren nom
mated resolution passed not Ia take part III the
parade and the following carl Was issued:
To AL TRApTs UNloys ASD LiHoR onGhrYAliCNs ~
NRw-YORK CRY ANp VICINITY: Typographical mon 30 -
al is adjourned meeting al Car mon ial icu t'is
d,v decided not to participate III me P'I"uH
and picnic Central Labor Union Tor The l0o"lh9 r'-
grand ol the parade person VINO IS i 'ct''
of which has shown tsfi 10 d, "h'-Nhl,'
pfiuc!,lcs Of trades unicnisuL IN "in"l t.al
uaiie NAV rd which viii represent the ivy 'r'rs
v YORK aud vcinity Typographical uion No
invites Trade and labor 6rlnildt"n7 "i N"wn OK a
von!ty urcvc In parade it siirl ~ il't.,v
and labor ofeaniIit"n !" 'hl 'n'iI uuy
rr,iurd Representatives Clarendon liai on saturday
O'Clock 10 vi sue
p'"'' ~ ~ " EVERETT GiAcKiN. President
THEODORE {. MlLuMAN. Secretary
It ia thought that this scheme Will be followed by
o,he. Unions and that tho parade Will be small
compared with what expected. The Typographical
also decided not To takc ibdep;udenl political
action withdraw its delegates from the Central
Labor Union political conference.