The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-06-17
LATER NEWS IETMs.

Before the adjournment of the Inter
national Typographical Union, ut Pittsburgh,
the special committee on the question Of the
Union joining the Knights OF Labor presented
long report, which was adopted The re-
port after comphmentng the Knights of La
Dor in the highest terms, and pledging them
support, demands, first, that the Knights of
Labor will not attempt to dictate the course of
action Of distinctive trades; second, that they
will not cover with the shield of the order any
man who has been found unworthy to min
gle with the members of the Union
as fellow-craftsmaa in good standing.
The report of the special committee on the
use of stereotype plate matter was approved
The report recommends that the executive
council endeavor TO unionize all firms manu-
featuring plates, and that all non- union firms
be published; that the local unions be required
to interdict the use of plates where reduction
Of the working force will ensue; newspapers
must be prohibited from using news plates
manufactured in non-union offices or else be
declared unfair; no subordinate union can
take any action regarding the use of plates
without the consent of the executive council.
The striking tailors in New York
agreed to accept the arbitration terms and to
return TO work
1t has been definitely settled that the
dissolution of Parliament shall take place June
pa Writs for the new election will be pre-
pared meanwhile, and will be ready for
prompt issuance on the day after dissolution,
June -. The elections should be finished by
the end of July, and the new Parliament
should be ready to assemble by August If
there should be a large Unionist majority. Mr..
Gladstone will resign, and Lord Salisbury will
then be summoned by the Queen to form
new Cabinet A hot fight will be made against
Mr.. Gladstone in his own Midlothian district,
hence he believes 1t will require all his
energies in that district There Will
probably be some changes in the Par
nellite representation, several members
having made known their intention
not to seek reelection. There is no indica-
ton, however, of any weakening in the party
discipline. Mr. Gladstone issued an address
to the Midlothian electors, making a strong ap-
peal for support in the coming contest and ad-
vocating true union instead of the paper
union now existing, and which the Tories seek
Over 200 American wholesale grocers
sailed last week from New York tor years
tour in Europe.
1t is stated at Halifax on the best
official authority that the British Government
has issued orders to make no more seizures of
American vessels, except when the violation
of the treaty of 1915 is so open and fragrant
that it cannot be winked at
American capitalists are reported as
forwarding large sums of money to aid the
movement looking TO the secession of Nova
Scotia.
Sporting notes Irish / at, Corrigan's
famous running horse, was dosed by hackers
Of the horse John Sullivan, in order to pre-
vent him from starting i'll a race at St Louis.
Jack Burke and Pete Nolan fought six hard
rounds at Cincinnati, but neither had the best
Of the fight John J.. Sullivan and Charles
Mitchell will fight an eight-round battle with
gloves on the Polo grounds, New York, July 5.
John Teemer and Jacob Gaudaur engaged in
sculling race at Pullman, Ill, which resulted
in an easy victory for Gaudaur. 1t is claimed
that Teemer threw the race.