Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-24
Ar CLEVELAND
Arrangements for the *. of L. Convention
Progressing.

Arrangements for the X. of L. Convention
Progressing.
CLEVELAND, D, May 23-The officers
o! jhs General Assembly X. Of l., ware
10 early tins mornirg and at work. Tne
two rsrdy members o. tls Executive Com.
uit,ee had not arrived aui no session
Was held. Toe neAiquarter's work
gss several days behiTd aud Secretary
Turner ami his s;eUosrapaer, who arrived
from Philadelphia early 10 the day
were kept busy answering let
tsrs. During the afternoon the
Grani Master Workman perfected a
method OF procedure ard order Of business
Tor the convention and attended 10 other
duties. The following gentleman are
amoug N, drsssatrs already here: l. V.
PoEd-rly, Graud Aas'sr Workman; Ferd
iuand Turner, G-u=rai Secretary John
". Hays. member II the EzeCu'ive Board
A reporter asked Secretary Tnrner II
Irons x1uld be here aud received the reply
Il thiuk no,
Have yOU sa0s il- himf
Me-. Turner seemed surprised at the
question aud said: We don't want him;
ns is not delegate" 4 number Of dele
gates ieel keenly the FAC; that Mr. Powder
ly j. oyarworsad aud ;hink he should be
ssA-rei ~ Plus nave Os"n proposed
and will pro0AD!y be presented 1t he Con
7eutiOn. Que il that State Assemblies be
organized to look after affairs in the dis
trlct that would come under their super
vision. they in turn being auxiliary
10 and under the supervision OF the
GenerAl Assembly. Each state
would receive instructions and supplies
from the General Assembly aud distribute
supplies b7 district and local Assemblies.
The organization Of usE Assemblies would
- par; Of the work looked after and guided
by state organizations The 0sher plan Is
to have al executive board in each State,
suojsc, 70 direction of the general board
Ibe subject Of tie mos; Importance be-
tore the Cleveland coaNsation u the re!s.
ton OF the X Of / to Usdss unions.
This msiter mast bp discussed auA Seted
4 apGu with CHufjoT' saId member OF the
Clzvs and Assembly. 81 think thst the n o.
l. shoa ID be subordinate 10 no organization
The dill u!'y hatReen the trades unions
aud our or ,raniza'ion arose with Oricers Of
the tGrmer. N'hO are afraid there may Be
10 use 70; tr4les unions iu the future, IN
which Case therefore, salaries and occupa
noa will Dc gone. lie X OF l. Is broader
han trsds uUions. Fori, stance, Tin q shop
o. - men % are members of the order
aad one u not, as long as the cfSn who Is
Ol's ce receives the same pay ~ oNners
HOH'ng u done TO cOerce him. a7
need not Join the order. We
invite members, but do not force
any n,sn 10 Join ~, and although he is not
Received as brother no distinction is
made. On The oihsr hand, If the same
condition s,iEtsd in q union shop the union
Men would free the non.unionist to Join
OF they would strike. The most serious
dissatisfaction is with the National Cigar
alon, which will insist that assembly ls
bels - discontinued an only the blue "a
bel Of Il, snioa used. TIE patrons to 6
grpa, ey,sD, SEs members OF the 4. of l.
and if il we're n, = fos rs the labelled cigar
would never bsvs N-SSRs so we'll known
Anarchists \ r~6Sea.
OF LOUIS, May 23-Ans- HtS;S -
ccs,gn9Snn, Martin Frank, Otto eSs So' -,
.DS.t oS'leo Jsborosky were arrested L.
;D 5ua alsd, to await trial on charge of hsV
:, az introduced and urged the adoption Of
S.'I: % Unla"tul sssembleys g resolution in
pg the action Of the Anarchists dur,
S.S me dsymsrket riot in Chicago. II
coa.' ra Oeea stated that these men knew mors
CSS;osfning the whereabouts of the noted
s. reveal. '""u 'neJ hSO ~