Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-25
EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
The Knlrhfu q Labsr at
Cleveland.
ssluars Of : BrliA4A rIaAinx ssAsuasr.
"A FasAar's vsnssunss-strIKsn
Arrested fsE Iussnal.rian.-
Thrsatsnsa Tis-up


train en1arinR the clly to-day bare
amouz ~ passengers representative
worklnEzoen- 1o1F oan1 1ln4ly and u
paiEa and dnFing tAa afloxnoau she cor
Edors of ~ kolssl CliE HOUSE pre-.
aenfea q Lively appeaFnnee. The haad-
qaaKleIs ef tie kniahla of Labor, ths
Convential 81 which b . conseue 20
mQRfaW AflaEacnn, aEe a. tAks halsl. and
Eoom No. - peeapiea b Grand
/ Master Workman Fowdsriy is tha Meo
o. e Which al the faithlnl worship.
Mr.. PoudeEly vas kspt ousT sii day
ueleomlnG dsleRalea and answering
| questions.
Ths nambar Of delaaalions 30 sha
Convention Il Ia ard thsy are almosl
ali preaant. Delegates are present frnm
! The Dia1Eic4 of Oolumhia. Nsw York.
New Jersey, feansFlVania, Msssachus-
etaa. Missouri. Nav Mnxiao. Nebraska
Minne8o1a. Colorado, Indiaaa, Mob
iean, Wegf Virginia, and Montrsal. with
moEe 10 be heard from. AmonR sha
pr1minoat labor adgooates Who are
present are delegates John Martin, nf
fift1oaKa, President of ne Amalea-
mated Asanaintion of lron and Stssi
W1skaEz; p. Fitzpatrick. Of Glnoianati,
Presidents of she fntsrnatinnal Monld
err Dnion; NJ. Gonpge, Of New York,
treAoent Of The Intaraati0naf Gear
mahgRa Uni0n; John Kirschnar, of
Fhiladolphia, Fonrih Wee President Of
The Natianal CiQaruakara union: and
David p. Boyer, of Columbus, Organ
lzar ol ths InisFnational Typoeraphlual
Uaion.
TIE Executive B,ard Of The Order
sonainls of Grand Masear Workman q.
". Po1dafly, % Pennsyivanias Grand
SoorataFy FfsdaFiok W. ruFnor, Of New
York. Ihomas B. Barry, Of Michigan,
Wm. 8. Bailey, of Oalo, and John y.
Hayes. Of MiohiRan. MeEars. Bailey
and Barry arrived this allaEnson nt a.31
O'clock, and after they had eaten din-
oonfosenes IL Mr.. Pouderlyss room.
ol the oonVontion and daliberatsd On
the most important questi0ns which
viii be bFonght % tia notice oe the
have been very harmonious, and she
oplnion VS. expressed altargard that
the present ognronfion Wouid % mere
h strengthen tia cause Of labor and
which would rebound 20 The honor 81
the koiRhta Of Labor than any pFeyions
one.
A oonfsrsnes bsfwesn ths Exssusiva
0ommiites and tbs trades unioas com-
mittee Of six vas beid this afternoon.
Ihe conclusion reached vas satialAo
tory 70 both oommittses and resolutions
we're drawn up which vii Be presented
10 tue nouseusion for confederation. A
peffeot understanding vas agreed 70
and both the trades unions and Knights
Of Labor are pleased oveG lho rasnil
The delegates TO the oonvontion are
rstieent as 70 she work 10 BE- done and
assert thAk the call covers all the Work
30 he accomplished. Is Il said, how-
ever, that tue question raised b. the
Philadelphia convention viii be dis
cussed, as also the elgAfmakof's label
d1ihonlty. Every delegate spoken TO was
emphatic Ia asserting that there was
nor, nor could there be. anY dIidsnliy
between the Knights and the trades
ui0ns, as they sFo both wokkin1 10 attain
toe same enda-the e.eFation and sue
ameliofation Of labor. A great many
members Who belona 20 the trades
nniona are load n their denanciatiou Of
the system Of allowing men Who have
broken their obligations oF bean expelled
from the trades unions b8in9 r81eivad
iaso tue ranks, and they are enxioua %
have tue evil corrected. They hogs 30
see this qaostion settled definitely and
will use thsiF utmosf endeageFs 60 attain
that end. David p. Boyer, Of Oolum-
hgs. General Organiser 81 tne lntefu4
tional Typ graphical Bnion, u out
spoken on this question. Aogwilhstand.
inc the fact that there are nambsF Of
dissatisfied amsne the Individual m4m-
bors. tue utmost nnanimity prevails IS
4 wholes and il 10 said thai this will be
the most impartAnt oobyantion Of tue
kind ever held.
Il IL claimed by some Of tho members
that u she trades uniona are worked
into The KniRhts. Il viii be Q arsas saw
ing and better for al Glasses 81 labor.
Wnile the Unionisls are inclined 90
stick 20 their fret lo48, although they
have q warm side fer she Kniehta Of
Labor, is IL only q question ek policy
and both organisations are anxious 70
Do ell IN their pswaF for she benedt Of
gorkinRmen. Some os the trades unions
want % order aud saiaa afrikee and con-
tEol wages 10 suit themselves aud do not
want % b hampsEsa b. tha Knights
krom ell apuaaFanoea the question,
which d an ffbpoFtant one, will Be set.
tlod as this meeting.
selznrs sf . Britasn schsonnF.
PoRTLknD (Ma.), May 2k-rhafa is
great ex1itement hers. This morning.
ihe British schooner Sisters, from Var
moath. With = cargo of 1000 maeksrsl.
vas seized By the Oolleotor Of Cuatomk
The captain ek TIE sohooner did nos
have q manifest, and the usuai aae of
500 vas impossd On him. and. aa be
ooeld not pay r. his vessel vita is
cargo wns nsfE q. 8soEotaFy BayaEd and
the Aaine UonQreasmen haF8 bean in
fcfned 81 the seiznre.
d. B. Whil1sn. SssEslaEy Of tbs Port
land Fishery Exehan9s. said: "O7mine
a. thls time. the ssiznra Of the Sisters
viii do goed- she comea here ffem q
pert 90 near Dlaby thal tie people wilI
hear of r. The matter having beou r.
feFre9 70 BeefslaFy Bayard. be Bili be
obligBd 10 take notioo Of IL
Oaptaia Ellie MS afteFnoon placed hls
oane IN aho hauaB % Nio8 Conaui S5aE.
Her MAJESTY representative here. He
s4ye thAa if the troubls q Diebg had
nos oosusFed. be uoaid noi have bssn
maieatsd.
a FnlheFls venReanees
CMc1Mnhx1, May 21.-The adjoining
VILLAGE of 6l. Bernard uas NE oosue of
q fEnRs1y tbs evsninR Ia whieh two
pfominsnt eIfiEans Of ihs piaes took
part. For some tzmo pasi, krederick
Kyiius, q married maa, and the pEDpFi-
sisr q & draa sore. has bson on inil
mate turnne 9ilh shs dauRhfeF of Wm.
Bsda. Several daFs $50 TIE dsnghisr
aisxupHAFed and today heF mother wsnI
- kglins' drag store and aaksd him
uhsrs nhe va. He re3llsd. sits none
of youg d--n bualnaas where TIE Giri q. /"
This sweating Boie armed himsslf
wfih rsyolseF ard walked down % the
draa Store. kyilua Who was siandiaa
out % ths Sidewalk. naR him snd waik.
ed 10. b01s appfa4o1ed, and a. AYii1s
gas rznnIng . the rear - tha ntora.
6rpd, And kyIiag drcppsd dad. TIE
murdsrar immedi diately sarraudored hiM-
saif - TIE Camuinssilie pSll1s staiion-
ssv1ksrs Asrsssed far Hnesnafariani-
REAnGn9 fPA3. Mas 2k.--A dstestiss
guora oaf garFa1ts today a9ai1at 81
has nntaAars. uaanhaN9 ~ tha h1tieea
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