Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
AMONG OUR CITIES
The KnHghfs sf E.absr As
sembIea at Rishmsnd.


80 AMAAA-AA = A-aA-AA4
RzuamazD. O.t 11.--Ioaay IL dsvoaad
y ths dsie9ates g she enisymsnf ef 40
en1ersalnmsnf arranged n ihsiF honor
b tks kniRhfs q the local asssmblisz
81 this oity. In aaooEa lanes with the
Mayors pr0clsmaafsn al TIE city OEsses
ara oicaed Naaflg al the workshops
manBfaetoEiss and other sa1sbiiahm nts
also eioaed early thia marninR, whils
eut0End knights weEs aeen aserywheRe
il holiday attire. Ihs dsleaatss and
locaf assemblies, With headnnaF2ars
wssl q fenth street, mAEchsd down %
IWsDtisths whase they wers joined BY
assemblies from he eastern end Of sha
fci1y. Thea tha antirs party marched 20
the Pair aruRud- Eha pEosaasiou eon-
tained between 400 and 500 maD,
hsaded ~ Z aqnad of psliea Band
the-E rsde On 6orssbaak Gsand MaFshai
Lynch. wlth white and coisred aides
ridina o. either side of him.
/ The enteEgainment &c The Fair
lRFoands eonaladed With . benqusf 70
the Visiting dsiexates. The white and
eoloned delegates sat toqesher at The
tables. There were present several
Uoma1 deleGates and some ooloRsd
wameu. The idea Of giving ball was
abandoned 81 the last moment The
eommittee RsSe no reason for this
change 10 the program.
In eanaeqoanoe Of the questions
which have been RAISED by tie presence
Of ooloFsa delegates 10 the General As
ssnbly, Po9deFiy has aadFesaed 3 long
letter 90 the publie,sn Whiah be assumes
TIE responsibility for the agitation, On
TIE ground fhat be requested Farrell,
after stature delibeEAti0n, 20 introduoe
Il A. 49,
10 the consequent attacks By the South-
eEn press RogdeEly says his sole object |
/ Ia 90 acting vas 20 enoouraQs and help
10 aplilt the s0Iored raos from bond-
| ace worso than that which held then /
IN ehaina t4entY-nro years ago. viz. q /
mental slavery. Tue address then dia /
ousssa the diGsssnos between the FiRkts |
Of citizenship. In which the e0lofed raoe /
has an equal right With the white. snd /
the questions Of social equity. The /
letter asks for each individual 20 decide
/ for himself. A committee selected from i
the ouloEed men 10 INTRODUCES Governor
Lee wonld have been quite another /
thing. PoxdeFly says he did not know /
at that time thas ooloEed men were de i
MED admittancs 70 the theatera IN i
Charleston. He says that SoufheFn
cheap labor is mere 81 g menace 70 she Il
American toilsr than chains and makes
q strong plea for the education Of the
ooiorod raoa.
The Preieasant Episcopal Csnvention.
CAIcA0o, O0t. 1.-The House Of Dep
utiea Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church - its session today, rsosiVed
Numerous addenda referring % pro-
posed changes IN the prayer book,
which were properly referred.
Rev. 1enekoa, Of Indianapolis, pre-
aented Q memorial 20 the memory Of
en- Wee PFesident ThOa. A. HendEieks
Bishop Demei, Of Kentucky, I'D
dressed the joint houses on the needs
Of the colored people in she South.
AZ l2 o'clock & delegation from the
Provincial synod Of California vas re-
esiVed by the joint houses, and Lord
Bishop Binney, Of Nova Scotia, re-
sponded 20 tne crossings of nianop Lee
and Rev. Mr.. DIE.
A delegate from Texas offered q Feso-
luton, that the Board discuss an early
and effective extension Of the work
amsuR the coiored people, and recon-
mended that the convention take canon
ioaI action for the creation Of q Mis-
sionaFy Episcopaoy. Tie resolution
vas made the special order, after two
other subjecis having . prior conaidera-
ton.
By . previous order. . most important
matter vas nov iBtrednced for discus
sion, essking q spirited debate. In which
the leading delegates 90 the Convention
shared. II vea the matter Of the En.
rollment Fund, pre- isct planned At the
time Of She last trieuuial, By the lay
men In the Pennsylvgnia DIOCESE, to
raise 500 600 foe missionary purposes
Rev. DIR. Harris. Of that diocese, said
sbat the total. % far pledged. vas SIS.
600. On behalf Of she Diocese Of Penn-
sylvania, be relirquished ell responei
biiity except 80 far a. the scheme aneo-
ed bis Diocese. Il bad become matter
for the whole chaFeh. and 20 the ehuFoh
this Diocese isft H. After an unusually
long diso1ssian, ths House was ready
for The question. and ssosessively and
rapidly adopted the follogia4 resola
q nss which had been introdncsd during
the dsbates
kssolrea, That the Board oe Missions
has heard, With entira satisfaction, khe
statement Of the Deputies from The
Dioceso Of Psnnsylvania, relating 10 the
missionary enr0ilmeat plan thai the
Board hereby agrees that shat has hiih
sFto heeu dono haa bean well done and
that the Beard lids the iayme1 who
have u in hand 10 so forward In ths
full csnViction that their great obieoi
can and will be accomplished.
Rssnlued. ThSt the whole su- teot Of
ths knrollmens Fund be referred, with
power % ael, % q COMMITTEES of aix Of
ths Diocese ok Pennaylgaaia and suoh
others aa they may sad 70 their numbeg.
Rssolpsd, That the lay depatiea Of
each Diocese shall Be a gpectal con-
mitlea for that diocese % BE- in cen
nunicAtian with The CeutFal Oommtttee.
and shall appoint their own Treasurer /
and pgusesnte ths woFh 10 the end.
Rfsoiued, That the 0pinion % the
Beard Of Missions ia thai 10 Il desirable i
that this funa shenld Be collected apon
tha sane conditioa and By ths same
general uethoda - hsrstofoEs pro
posed.
Withsui lransaciing any gthsE husi.
mess ef tnpoFtanees ths Beard ID
iourned until tom9tRov.
A Desperade shes ana Killed.
IEapxsrIn. Oss. ii.-Jaek Biount, q
wuil known ahaFan1eF, formerly mem
her nf the nosofio1a.J amas and YoanEef 1
ganQa, was nhoa and ms antiy killed /
this afternoon By Lloyd Mare.
/ Frenshman. The shostinR ocgurfsa IS /
/ MaFFa'a cabin. - the foot et OaFoonade /
Xiii, wasthaE Bleunt vent With he /
avowed intention of klliinR the kre1eh- /
san. Il b Fepextsd % have 6sen The /
rasulf cf an intimacy betsssn Mare /
and Biaunt's wife Mare was apPElsed /
Of Eioun8's iutenttona and uhen tbe
latter knocked a. tba dsoE u bis cabin, /
be ered throagh TIE panelA tbe bad /
passing thFoaah TIE aRzfe3aoraa heAa. /
/ The murdaPeF thea ogaued tAe cabin /
by an opposias dosF and ned % TIE /
uountaias. OM1era started Ia p1Fsuii, /
hui up % Lass reportg bad nos oaptnsed |
aim. Rloana leaves a wlfe and fear
shiiare1-
ne ssseh Enrls atsakss
CE1cAso, Osk I.-TWo dsiegAlsa ssRl |
/ hv ths Ganseai Canventia1 of knsaots /
ef IAhor - endsavnF - adiast a6e
/ aruahia Mmona the 2Rn a. me atoek !
Yaraa have arrived. and ARE hoidiaR . /
eonfsrsnaa wi1h tha sfrSkaER Hey |
have e. 80 had ~ eaafsre1os vita toe /
uaeknra. Il esn he stated positively /
thaa aha iasteE sFs dizpessd % oeuBfo
ruian. ha& tnSisa upBn ten hoara.
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