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THE AMALGAMATION
TAIEs oF JOINING THH K, on l.
CHARACTER Of the Proposition Lately Made
tOtho Iron and steel Workers by Master
Workman Powdsrly, which tho
Association Is Now Considering,

PITsBURaH, Nov, 94.-Tho Amalgsmat
ed Association Of Iron and Steel Worker
are now considering the proposition Il
join the knights Of Labor, made by Gen
eral Master Workman Powdsrly at the an
unalHconyentlon last summer,
Tbs various lodges have bsen ordered Il
vote upon the question, so that the feeling
Of each member Of the Association ma,
be learned, II the proposition Ia accepted
the Association would be made q district
assembly and still maintain It's separate
organization, retaining the present officers,
lis well known that the AmalgamRted
Association have q number Of grievances
which they have asked the knights OF La.
Dor to settle, These grievances are main,
ly In reference to the support given to
their iron workers, some Of whom are a.
legged 10 work Ia non.union mills. II
the Amslgamated entered the Knights OF
Labor 1t ia Tumorsd that this class OF
men will be dropped from both orgsuiz,.
tions, and that all non'union iron works
that are operated by Knights Of Labor
men will be asked to adopt the Amalgam-
aked AsIoCiatiAn scale OF wages The
Amalganated Association has member.
ship Of nearly 5000 men, aud is con,
sldsred one Of the most powerful organi.
cations In the country.
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tTt-I-E7
HnlHnrlnII a mira

CoNsrANrINorLE, Nov. 24.-Gen. Kaul'
bars will instruct, NJ. Nellidoff, the Rus
sian ambassador here, in all the details o.
the Bulgarian situation and will guide
him in regard to the election Of new
prince Of Bulgaria. NJ. Nellidof has not
yet received authority from his Govern,
ment to raise the question. Of an eyentua
Russian occupation OF Bulgarls. The
Turkish. Government continues TO send
war material to Adrianople and to
strengthen the torttAcatons Of the Oar.
daneIles.
1t is reported that the Turkish council
has adopted the programme OF General
Ksulbara aud will insist that the Bulgar.
ian Regency resign, that the sobrAngt be
dissolved, that new Sobrapgl be elect
ed, and that the Prince Of Mlngrelia be
nominated for the throne, the alternative
being the occupation Of Bulgaria. Thil
programme still waits the sultan's ap
nfnVAl
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A STATEMENT comes via Paris that friends
Of Sir Ohsrles Dixie have unearthod q
conspiracy that will raise the hair OF fash
ionsble London and vindlcste to the
worlds satisfaction the good name Of the
brilliant statesman whom scandal bat
forced out OF public lie. That would be
a great and good thing for Sir Charlep.
L,t ua hope 1t may come about that way
LISA cad thing to have to believe thst
an able man, OF great capacity for good
Is "a bad as he Is brilliant. A man whc
fills high public place owes 1t to the peo'
pie to set them a good example in his pri'
vato walk. lie cannot discoEnect bis pri
yate from his public character.
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TODAY A HOLIDAY.
How 1t VIII he ebserved-The Special
Church Services.

How 1t VIII BE obs0rved-The Special
Church Services.
To-day 10 Thanksgiving Day. The Pres
ldent OF the United States and the Cover.
nor OF this State have both issued their
proclamations, calling attention to this
fact and recommending that the people
refrain from their secular pursuits on this
day and that they gather in their places of
worship and give thanks to the Almighty
for the manifold blessings they have on.
joyed during tho past year. The first
recommendation contained In these pro-
clamstions will be generally observed;
the second, not go much 30.
At the postofIice there will be an early
morning collection; at s o'clock there win
be delivery and collection; at 1l:45
O'clock q collection; the general delivery
and stamp window will be open from n
to 10 o'clock, q. IN. The money order de.
pRrtment will be closed all day.
The church services will b. as follows:
The Firat, Second and United Presby-
terlan churches will join In 0 union ser
vice at the First church at 10:30 q. IN,
The pastor, Rev. DR.. D. A, Cunningham,
arhs Gospel and the Future e q o. Our N: Na::
ton"
There will also be union Thanksgiving
service by the English Lutheran, Disciples
and Chapline street NJ, Z CburCnes In the
last named church, at l0:3O a. m. Rev.
Mr.. Simpson will preach the sermon.
AT st, Matthaw's 2 L church, Rsv Il.
Rush Swops will conduct special services
this morning. The choir has arranged
some good music for thia occasion.
The young mems social reception at the
Young Mems Christian Association build.
ipg tonight will DO avery enjoyable oc.
cssiUn to oil who will be present. Young
men will find this one Of the pleasanteSk
places to spend the evening. All who will
attend will receive warm welcome.
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A NEW MOVE OF TaE x, OIL.
4 Disposition to Abolish Large D,strlC
Assemblies,

4 Disposition to Abolish Large District
Assemblies.
sEDALtAr NO., Nov. 94-The Knights oil
Labor Of this city have Withdrawn from
District Assembly No, lOl,s nd the as,
semblles will be attached to the State
Assembly. It iS predicted that all other
local assemblies on the line OF the Gould
system in Missouri will follow suit, and
that those In Kansas will Rlao Withdraw
and hereafter work under the Jurisdiction
Of the State Assembly. Should this fol.
low, the charter Of the famous District
Assembly No. l0l will bs surrendered
District Assemblies. covering large terri
tory are becoming very unpopular In the
Southwest, and there Is q widespread feel. :.
lug among the Knights that the algSirs Of
the order can bs conducted to far better
advantage by aholishing District Assem-.
blles and organizing under the State
OhAFiaf
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The AIas.a orc Took Place.

sorrAwA, oNr., Nov. 24.-Ooftegpond.
ence between the Canadian and United
States authorities confirms the report of
the recent Indian massacre in the North
west. II appearu that a band OF Grosyentre
Indians passed Fort Assininboine south
Of the boundary line, and on exhibiting six
acalpu were detained by American troops.
Upon bslng pressed they gave an account
Of the tEht which had taken place. They
then took the militia to Sweet Grass Hill,
where the scalping was done. The scene
being located in the Canadian territory,
the American troops could not cross the
line, and the Canadian mounted police
were ordered to make q search for the
bodies, and found them as represented by
the Grosventre In Sweet Grass.
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sruBnoNN REpsKINs.


bHS Ahlp lhcA ~ tNh hSluSu 10 Leave ENelr
RpseryR son,
ST, Paul, MlNNn Nov, 2l.--John v.
Wright and o. F, Larrahee, Of the Indian
Commission, arrived from Daluth |. ct
evening. They report that they had a
second interview with the Mile LaCs, but
could not induce them to consent to re.
moval to the White Earth reservation.
An offer was made to give them two
years. ratlons Ut Government expense,
and to provide them with land, oxen,
houses, agricultural implements, etc, The
land would be patented to them direct and
you'd be free from taxes for Il ~ yeara,
Having refused this, ths Clmmiasion then
offered ths Indians S25, 900 cash for th-ir
right ot occupancy OF the reservation, but
this was refused also. The Mile Laos,
reservation lieStwenty.fve miles sou,h-
aast OF Brainerd and was sold by the Iu-
diaus TO the Government in 1868 There
was clause In the treaty, however, that
the Indians should not be iorclbly re-.
moved from their former reservation uu.
less they molested the whites. Under
this clause they insist on remaining, and
will not be tempted to move. The Mile
LRcs are 1000 in number, arc without
houses or adequate clothing, and are In
wretChed condition. They live by hunt.
Ing and by picking and selling Gran.
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GRO vE
RGAN o. DAYIrT,
One Famous Nationalist Leader Warmly
Defends the Other,

One Famous Nationalist Leader Warmly
Defends the Other,
LINCOLN, NEB Nov, 24-Mr, Egsn, ex
President OF the Irish National league
was seen to-day regarding the rumoret
conspiracy to sssassinate Michael Dayitt
He said he believed there were good
grounds for the rumor, and II evidence Il
wanted on the subject It would be found
by reading between the lines Of dis
patch from New York which appeared in
the morning papers yesterday morning,
vllliiying Mr. Davitt's character,
THAT dispatch" Mr., ESau sAid,I"WRs
made up OF tissue OF untruths, Forex'
ample, It statss that Mr.. Davitt WAS badly
received throughout the West, including
Nebraska. Every one here kuows," said
Egau," that no public man ever received
q more cordial welcome or loft bshind
him better impression In Nebraska than
Michael DaVitt."
AR, EsGn says that while 0'Douovan
Rosa may not be personally mixed in the
plot, ths cons Lirators are not very far re-
moved from him. The difference between
Finnsrly aud D4vlLt, Mr., Egan regards as
simply an honest divergence Of opinion
between good men as to policy and ruling,
but the attack oil O'Dnnoyan Rosa he
characteriz m m mean and contemplate.
lie says that Rosss's only exploits for q
considerable time have been to force oil
empty threats and IRE of blank cartridges
at Eagland and to pelt wind at sensible
leYel.headei irish Nationalists.
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CoNNIYING rosrAL CLERKS
Afraid They are alI to 10 Bounced- One OF
Than RemnYed AlrnnhY

Afraid They aro all to bo bounced Ono OF
Them Removed Already.
CmcAao, Nov. PA large number ol
railway postal clerks under the jurisdic-
tlon Of the postal authorities Of this city
are in state Of alarm over their possible
docapitation for singular offence which
hps just been brought to light. Isappears
that a practice has existed under which
certain clerks have refrsined from check.
ing against connecting lines in order to
loTce reciprocal action ON the psrt OF
clerks Of such lines, thereby enabling their
own records to be protected. This prac.
tlCe iE not only violation Of Section 79O
OF the Instructions, but IL held to be de.
struCtive Of the discipline and efficiency Of
the service, and the Superintendent OF
the Railway Mail Service declares his in.
tention OF breaking 1t up. One clerk
already has been removed and the heads
OF others Rre in danger.
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EDNA, Mo, Nov 24,-railOr McLin'
soy and his three sons were husking corn
from tho stalks yesterday in a asld on
their farm, some ten miles from this place,
when they were prostrated by a stroke ol
lightning. one Of the cons, Luther W.,
aged 10 years, was instantly killed, an.
other, William f., go seriously injured
that bis life is detpaired Of, and the third,
BeDiamin S., is missing. What has be.
comb Of him'is not known, but it's aup.
posed that be was either blinded or craEed
by tho shock and wandered away. The
father was only slightly injured.
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sNirn's FERRY, PA, Now 9i.-About 2
o'clock this morning the inhabitants Of
HookOtown, a small village 4milsa distant,
werU thrown into great excitement over
tho finding Of MlnB Margaret MAtthlgon,
aged about eighty yeare, lying dead 10 her
house. Last evening Bhe was seen by her
neghbots standinR ln her doorway, APP
parCntly In good health. There 10 blFong
suspicion Of foul play, This Coroner has
been notified 10 investigate the matter.
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M1LMAuKEE,s nIorERs.


Judge SLOANE Announces That the State
Illus Proven It's Case.
MILwAuERE, Nov. p 1.-The trial Of tht
eleven defendants charged with roting al
Milwaukee garden on tho 5:h Of May lsst
In defiance Of Mayor Wailber's procama
tion prohibiting unlawful assemblsges, IL
now fairly under way. Yesterday after
noon and this morning q large number oI
witnesses, principally police officers, were
introduced by the prosecution. They all
gaYe testimony ot g damaging character
against the delendants. More Witnesses
we're about to be produced by the District
Attorney, when Judge Sloane interposed
and said that 1t would bs only wasting
time to swear any more men. He said
the prosecution had already proven their
case, and 1t remained now for the detenss
to present their sido.
Counsel for the detense objected to
~ udSe Sloane's summary manner Of doing
things, when the latter told them the
State had made good case, and he would
charge the jury accordingly on the evi.
dence thps far given. He said they had
a right to appeal II they were dissatisfied
with bis ruling. Counsel for the defenae
then stated that they would epdeayor to
prove that the detendRntH were psaOsablo
citizens and had merely assembled at
Milwaukee Garden on the turbulent May
dsy'out OF curiosity. Witnesses for the
defense are being examined this alter
nnon
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1i,n Ai,nrni,laia fln.a.

CnlcAoo, Nov. 24.-Gen. Black, counsel
ior the condemned anarchists, to-day
secretly secured a carriage and driving
into the couatry, boarded the train that
left Bloomington at 2;16a. m. for Ottawa,
There he visited the Clerk Of the Illinois
Supreme Court, and made arrangements
with that official TO be on hand oil day
Thanksgiving, 60 that stshould supersedal
be granted by tomorrow the clerk would
be Ia readiness TO take the iurthur atepI
necessary 10 stay the execution.
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Olussblowvrs Appenl to Powderly,

MILLylLLE, N. j., Nov. 24.-The glass,
blowers at Millville, Clayton, Salem and
GlasSbore, N. j., Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Woodbury. and stroudshurg, Pa, have
united In an appeal TO General Master
Workman PoEderly from the decision oil
District Assembly No. l40 in relation to
the apprenticeship and wage questions,
The General MISTER Workman will con.
slider the appeal this week. A move.
ment was started In this place yesterday
to reorganiEs the Eastern Division
League, and withdraw from the Kuights
Of Llbor in case Mr., PoWderly refuses to
consider the appeal or reaAlrms the do.
Clsion u District Assembly No. lao.
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NEw YoNk, Nov. 2S-The will OF The
late ex.presldent Arthur, which was
made In March last, will probably he aled
for probate tomorrow. II is believed ID
direct tho disposal Of about s26O,0OO q
real and personal property. II Ia aaid
that the beguestR, except In one or two
instances In which charitable institutions
are bene fitted, are Of Q private nature.
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Itl,I, land Nintters,

DUBLIN, Nov 24,-At Bally'hSniS to-day
800 tenants on the Moore.o' 'FSrrel state
marched 10 the agents Office and demand.
cd that their rents bs reduced % percent.
The agenl refusing 10 grant q reduction,
the tenants left Ia body without paying.
In some Caaes where i've yeRrA' RENT was
duo the agent accepted the rent Tor one
yOar and gave o clear receipt, Lord Don.
oughmofe offers 10 BeU bis extensive es,
tate uudef The AShbourhe act. The ten
ants, offer Of II years purOdass will prob
ahlV la accented,
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SANTA oRus, Nov, Qi.-The Department
Of Santa Anna, ip San Salvador, has beer
placed under martial law, the Govern
mpnt having discovered the existence oI
conspiracy. varioRS arreata have beer
made, and the arms destined ipr revolu
tionIstB have been seissd. The Govern
ment has taken energetic means to main
iatn naArA
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov, q AT the
State Department nothing Is known be.
yond what has appeared in tho nsVS'
papers with regard 10 the reportsirom the
Dlty Of Mexico, charging Minister Man.
niHgyith grave inditcretion. Not much
importance 10 attached to the report. Il
Ia believed 10 bo highly exaggerated, The
Department authorizes . denial Of the
statement that Mr.. Manning has sent q
cable ditpatch 10 reierenceto the alleged
acandal,
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rio nnrne.,IIle Wreek.

NEWARK, O, Nov, 24-rhe wreck re.
ported as occurring at Barnesyille, on the
baltimore & Ohio road, caused by q freight
breaking in two and running together,
was more serious than ifBt reported. The
cars demolished were filled With canned
goods and other merchandise, all Of
which was mostly ruined. II was discov.
cred that one Of the breakmen, named
Lawrence Keei, OF this sIty, was missing.
he was found this morning buried under
the debris, dead. His body was brought
here this afternoon.
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UNABLE TO AGREE.
The MCQuado Jury Discharged and Dat,
Fixed for New Trial,

IlAeu IoF NOW AFlNi'
NEw YORK, Now 24.-A few minutes
alter II o'clock Recorder Smyth made his
appearance in court and at 40 the jury
came into the room. Foreman Lynn
stated that they had not agreed upon q
verdict, adding: 1--WE have remained the
came since u O'Clock on Monday night"
The Jury waa. discharged.
District Attorney MARITIME then moved
for new trial on Monday next.
Mr.. Newcome thought he needed more
time to prepsTe for new trial.
The Recorder thought that the lawyers
had had ample preparation, andhe there
fore granted the motion for new trial 10
begin on Monday next at II a, m. 1t Is
atsted that the jury stood 8 TO 8 In favor ol
acauittal.
At the next trial Lawyer Newcombe will
present the sworn testimony Of John Kee.
nan, DeLlcy and others now 10 Canada,
ContradiCting The evidence Of Duty aud
FulgratI. The testimony ot the men in
Canada will be taken by commission.
An application for McQuade'are lease on
bail was denied and he was committed to
the Tombs pending bis restrlal.
II Is rumored that the jury was tamper.
ed With, but the authorities do not credit
the Iumor. A.
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CINCINNATI, Nov 2I-Ths American
Opera tonight scored lie llrut popular VuCt
cess, The weather for tue GIsl time per
mittnga 0 full NitendanCe. 1.-THE FlylhG
DutChnah" was produced with pro
nouncPd success with Mile. JuCh, Mesbts,
Whitney, Ludwig and Bassett il The lead
Ing rOIel,
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credit our efforts, in the interest OF
such service, to treat fairly and gsner,
ously the official iuGumbency Of political
opponents, as conduct such Rs his here
disclosed. The people OF this country
certainly do not require the best results
Of administrative endeSyor to be reached
with such agencies Rs these,
Upon o full consideration Of all have
before me, am constrained TO decline the
application oil Mr.. stone for his rslnstste'
ment, ! enclose his letter with this and
desire you TO acquRint him with my de-
Clalon. Yours truly,
Gpn VR
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CnicAoo, Nov. 24,-The Chicago base
ball club next season will not have the
Osryices Of George +. Gore, the well
known fielder. lie was released this
evening by President spaldlng at bio own
request and will will 10 to New York "a
plSy With that club. The reasons Tor the
change hRyo mot been made PUBLIC
Mt. spaldlng cxpfesSeh hlmBal con
fdpnL that Kelly will play With the Obi
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A Fninl Nn.a.

Po1rSTowS, Pa, Now gl--Naomi, the
only dOuRhIsrol Abraham Walt, aiarmer,
committed suicide by swallowing "Rongh
on Rata" A young man named Andrew
BioCkefhnan, who for several yaata hat
bsen paying ATTENTION to her, suddenly
Ceaa!pg his attenLionBI she decided " taxi
her liiA.
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NGw YoRR's street paving Is declared 10
bo "a disgrace to a civilized country"
Ex.Prqsldent Arthur's physician Gays ian
invalid cannot reach the Park without
being jolted to death, Mr.. Arthur said
only the other day that II he was able to
get out again he would start an agitation
for better roads," What New York needs
Is the Wheeling brick pavement.
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INDIANS DROWNED.
A FAMOUS GROW CHIEF AND sen
Among the Numbsr-Ths Hand on Its Way
to wreRk Vengeance on sIou1-Indlaps
In hinneso Have the Government
Foul GFos Yentre AIassacrss,

BISMARCK, DAE,, Nov, 24.-It Ia re.
ported here that seven Iudiaar-Rg
Thunder, the Grow Chief, amoBs tho
nlmber-were drowned while sltsmrting
to cross the Missouri river at a point
about ten miles north OF AeFs,
Big Thunder. was one Of the most
famous chiefs Of he'Orow Nation, snd his
son, White l. gle, is said tOhaye been with
the party when the accident occurred,
The indians we're crossing to hin bspd
Of their tRbs, which started out to VIZ, ak
vengeance on the the Soux who killed q
number Of Grows several days ago.
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1n ,Ian,nrr III Mnnnnrr lIn,ln.

81. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 2i,-Genoral su'
psrintsndent Kerrlgap, Of the Missouri
Pacific railway, has ipSual . notice 10 the
employees. In which he Gays, Az u teStl
monlAl Of respect on the part Of this COM
psny TO the memory Of Mr.. Hoxle and hiF
gtedt SERVICES, snd a. mark Of esteem on
the part Of hig apSosiales gnd employees,
the offices and shops ot Tho company vii
be closed on tho day Of hiH funeral.
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THE PrsSlueut pallera with District At
torney Stone. He did not suspend Stone
on old charges, but for new odense. He
condoned like oacnse in Democrat,
but Stone Is Republican. He did not
regard Benton's letter au "mieChleyouS,"
and Stones is modelled after Benton'f'
The President ia in box.
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The point OF the Prestdsut's letter to
Attorney General Garland is that District
Attorney Stone is not on the administra.
toms utdo of the political fence. This is
frank, but 1t ia not the undiluted article
Of Civil Service reform. Does the Presi-
dent hope to catch the people with hum
bug so easily seen through2
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THR lats Vice. President HOxie, Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad, began his rail-
road career as brakeman on the Union
Pacific Railroad and next became ConduC.
tor on agravel train. His first step was
on the bottom rung Of tho lsddsr.
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SYRACUSE, N, Y, Now gI,-Jery Gala.
han, his wiio and son, aged l9 years, and
Mrs. Foley, OF la FAyOlto, N. Y, weto
struck by q train here on the O,Wego 4
gyERCuss Tailtosd this afternoon. They
we're driving home from this place Mrs.
Callahan and her son were instantly
killsl, and Mr. Callahan and Mm, Foley
fatally Injured,
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Tic onlo ;rrndo, S.G md labor A..s,npIr

DAYTON, o., Nov. "a -Atto.dAy's nj set.
inr Of the Ohio Trades and Labor As,
Ssmbly regolgtlopa were adopted appoint.
Ing delegates 10 tho labor EonyentiOn n
Cincinnati, February ~, 1887, and heaftl.
" iAyoring the formation Of q new Ma.
uonAl Labor political party.