Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14

The New York iS,,n to-day says: n Is not ex-
pected that the nine local assemblies OF the
Knights OF Labor, comprising what is known as
the Montauk Protective association, which met In
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music on Sunday, will
secede from the order OF the knights OF Labor
They expect only TO create a sentiment inside the
order that will permit them 70 exist outside OF
pended knights allied 10 district assembly 20 and
until that district assembly loses It's grip upon the
general executive board they have little chance OF
recognition as separate district assembly.
TIE BALTIMORE BuRkrNG CAsE.-An inquest was
held In Baltimore yesterday upon the body Of
Emily Brown, an old white woman who Is mem
toned In yesterdays STAR, was murdered by three
c0lOred men, whose sole motive for the crime was
TO sell the body TO medical college for xl5 Ross
said the murder had been deliberately planned BY
himself, Hawkins and Perry, the Janitor, and that
the latter for three weeks had been arranging for
the deed The men were actuated solely by the
SIS 70 be made. After other witnesses had testified
Emily browns death Was caused ON the afternoon
or Friday, December 10, 1856, by wounds Indicted
On the skull, and by incised wounds Of the thoraA
given we charge John Thomas Ross and Albert
Hawkins, colored with having committed the
murder and Anderson Perry, coior-d, with having
been accessory To H."
A GKAsD AMY MAN DIsGRAcED.-A telegram
from Rome. n. u, December H. SAYS: O1icial No.
tice was to-day received here by Joseph T. Sayles.
department commander OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic OF the state Of New York from General
Lucius n. Fairchild, commander ln-chief OF the
National EncampInent, @. A. r. 10 the effect that
the national court-martial, OF which Post CoIA-
msnder Nevins VI New York, was president, has
found H. Clay hill, post commander of the depart
ment of New York, guilty vi nisappropriatilg 10
his Own use 81 80 VI the departments money, and
has sentenced him TO be dishonorably dismissed
from the Grand Army OF the Republic. The COM
mander-in-chief has approved OF the nndings and
Will see that the sentence is executed.
THE CHURCH AND THE kNiGHTs-Father
Albr1nck. yicar-general OF the Cincinnati diocese,
said on sunday: 1.-The church has taken no definite
stand yet with regard 10 the Knights Of Labor
The matter has been under serious adv1semeDS
among the teachers OF the faith among Us and
their opinions and possibly their conclusions
have been sent 10 the pope for approval or re-
vision. So soon as his answer shall come frum
Rome n will be published TO the Catholics of the
United States. Until we shall have received the
answer from Rome Catholics viii sim continue 70
be ufhanpered fla their connection with the
Knights OF Labor"
John w. Weston, commissioners general fOe tho
Cnited states OF the proposed international rail-
way exposition 10 be held In Paris from Nay 70
October, 1887, has issued prospectus 70 the rail-
way companies enlisting their cooperation 70 in
sure that the nation Will be properly represented.
RED STAR CouGH cUkE supplies q needed waut.It
has no narcotics, and is purely vegetable.