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New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
DOJyGs OF THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

Proposing THE BOYCOTT 10 AID TIE HALf-loL-
DAY MOVEMENT DEMANDS or BAKEEs
The most important business before the
Central Labor Union yesterday was the trouble
between the small tailoring firms and their
employes VINO, TO the number OF 1000
will he locked ont this morning. They are mostly
Russian Hebrews. and have recently been organized
into union. The of this lockout is demand by
them for higher wages. which was not granted Tue
large tailoring establlshm ,nts combined to support
their less powerful brethren. The Central Labor Union
passed resolutions of Indignation and resolved to sup
port the taors their difficulty Financial aid was asked
by the striking carpenters OF Boston ana the appear WI"
granted The Newslcalers oud Seinoners unIon NO. .
asked to be taken into the Central Labor Union com
mtec was appoin ell and will report at tho next meet
ing.
Five of the imported operatives Of tie Chelsea Jnte
Mills have made aiil.vts that hey were
brought to this country by the company
for the purp Of working in the mills The Law Com
,nittce of the Central Labor UnOn WAS Instructed 10
take the mater n hand. ahi Will hr"s u Delote the
District Ntorncy. communication vas received from
the Federation of Bo0k6ecpers recommending boy
cor against AL firms Who 10 not grant the saturday
Tnc Blscr. Progressive Uaion has made another de-
mant for the reduction o tie hours OF labor and the
support Of the Central LABOR CnSn Was asH1,, ,Hf,
on May 80 the bakers are gong 10 ,o,riaan six
for eleven hour WORK cty Ia & rage ut u hpnd
Sl3; day forcnen, SIC; and journeymcn. ~. me
either boarded by their ehp"ycfso o. siu IS Pit tn %
10 hoarI themselves. The question OF the number OF AP
i6e strike Bread cannot he served 10y employers Of
tie non bakers grpcers, but only private Iamles
and 10 commission houses.
Irnunle i reported the factory OF Newman Cap
ION III IWcniy iy-uInth-st \ union man was dlschdl9ei
nom there reported, because be asked for hEher
wages and lis reinstatement Is asked FOR by the union
The matter referred to the delc,atss or inc
hnldrg trades. auc settlement VIII be ATTEMPT
ci today. II the result Is not
satisfactory a STRIFE will ne ordered -Four unions wore
admticd into the Central Labor Union yes,eriay They
are the York Shrtm1ker-' Union, the PARK PrO-
1ective Association, the Hebrew Bakers mon ana
the Musica. Mutual Protective Association The atier
ORGANIZATION s been trying for some years to get into
the Union.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
pIspUrrNG OVER UNION SHOE LABEL

Lynn, Mass, May 23 (SpecinD. There is cv-
.dently trouble brewing for the shops using the
union label IN this city and BrocktOn. The Llsters'
Protective Uuion OF Bro kton has received ii
communication from the Executive Committee OF Dis
trct 80 Knights Of Labor. which states that all latcs
empoyed IN the factories where union labels use
must ioin The Knight. OF Labor. Ths seems to he Il
rect contra ctio to the order received by secretary
Daley Of the gland Lasters Union. from General
Master Workman POwderly few weeks ago.
TINS communication said that under no cir
oumstances whatever must man DC forced
to oin the Kn ghts OF Labor The Lasters Union Al.
V-Ory Board mas voted to appoint committee TO can
upOn the Executive OF District 80 aud dlscuSs
Tie matter with Il; Is Thought that the itstrIs
viii refuse 10 submit 10 The orier The New-En gland
Jastcrs Union Is "A stronger ana more iOrindtpc or
ganzatOn save IN number than the Knights OF LaDOi'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
TROUBLES MADE By snERiFTs DEPUTIES.


CHICAGO, Nav 23.-Thc first disturbance at
Cummings over the labor question occurred i'st night
No blOodshei occurred but serious trJnDe Is ahtic
pated. Deputy Giedsen appoiutct ten spec'a
deputies on Friday to guard the mills, nine OF the men
beng ''Dlackshecp" nailers IN the cOmpanYs employ
The company number Of teucInenthonscs III
winch arc III families oi the uuiOn men. The Deputies
Or part Of them. last night armc. themselves ana
ordered the yacate tbs premises The slghi
o. the armed deputies naturally drew crow!-abOut
800 When TIC rOuth Chicago police started Tor tho
Of trouble Deputies ran away ana diG not re-
turn Captain Hunt leiephOncd 10 eAerh Hancheti ana
tod him l tine trouble. The sheriff cad the dtpu'lcs
were appointed IN the mills only, aud tnat tHcy
had snt serve the notices. ani tat tey ag'lh
~et bcy Ond authority hc wOdd IcEOAo lnc!f CONE
4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14

Nervous ana phySl-
cal Debility, Seminal Weak e 8 9,
Sprematorrh;c. esrOstatOrrhH Emissions,
lmpotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline. and LOSS OF MANaAdsOEs,: in
Ri fas com llllfcAEiOnS. anu fr0In
Whatever " cause kr"siEceta. 1t en-
riches and purit;es the Blocd, Strer gthers the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles Digestion, Keproduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and 1e0ilitatin, drain
upon the system preventing Involuntary losses
debitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, 80 destructive to mind and body
1t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those ssssYpr.
tE:g from tkse evil effect. of yoHth.
ftai inSsiScretiOiaO or excess, q speedy
thorough an,i permanent e'sRE,
Is GUAR RaEEEGD. Price, $50 pc,
bottle, or five bottles in case, with full ti-eC-
tions and advice, $40 Sent secure from OBJ
servation to any address upon the receipt of
prce, or @. o. D. To be had only OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14

The basis Of representation to said conven
ton was mad, - follows: One delegate for
each 50 votes, ard one for each fraction of 25
or over, cast for the Blaine and Logan Elec-
tors at the last elsstion. aggresa.ing IA Dele
gates, apportionsd as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

This Great
StreBxS h e "A.
ing Remedy
n n q n Q E Y q
n<sNeC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice, ,bva
THO f. y L G l. Y
QUALIFIED GBA
b u A TIE PHYSI-
CHAN OF one OF
the highest medi-
cal cole e e s OF
+ IL r O y e a n d
CURES w 1T II
u N FA L N G
G f Il 7 A IN T Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
NEWS IN DR1EF.


A Colored baby born In Charleston dur.
Ing tho earthquake terror has been named
EsrthQuania.
Charles AK, son Of the Junior member
Of the firm Of Gail d AK, tobacco manu-.
iaCturers, Baltimore, committed suicide.
Generals Sheridan, Hayes, Powell,
Crook and RoaeCrAns will attend tho Army
Of West Virginia reunion at Portsmouth,
Ohio.
A steamer, arrived al New York from
Bermuda, reports that up 10 last Thursday
no earthquake shock had been felt on the
island.
The Stonecuttets' Union Of Chicago has
Withdrawn from the Trades Union. II Ia
charged that tho Trades Union has allow.
ed cutting In wages.
Simon Dolph, Of RiChland county, Ohio,
hAs sued number Of hls nOighboFB for
$4,000 for misunderstanding and other.
wise mallreating him.
Edward HRhhn, the oarsman, yesterday
challenged Beach 10 row Tor a stake Of
$25OO a side, tho race 10 bB rowed on the
Tyne course sometime during October.
Railroad traffic throughout the country
is remarkably heavy, and, though the
rates are low, they more than cover the
cost, and enough business iS Offering 10
keep In constant activity all the cars and
locomotives.
In the suit Of tho city OF Pittsburgh
against DR.. David Hosteltef for the re.
Covery Of damages for breach OF contract
- II,a t,rt NJ AaIraa, IInstNtna anaNsan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
Press on llnlknn situation.

LONDON, Sept O.--The Morning Post
says: We greatly doubt whether Prince
Bsmarck's policy quite insures the peace
Of Europe. Europe will have no peace
until the wrongs Russia has inflicted on a
rising people are avenged. Whatever
may be the reasons which induced Prince
Bismarck To sacrifice Prince Alexander to
the personal animosity OF the Gar,
We cannot believe Europe will approve o
policy tending 10 make the Gar the arbi.
ter Of the whole continent.
The Daily NeWS doubts whether Russia
will 20 TO the length Of occupying Bulvar.
la even though assured Of general
neutrality. II would be unnecessary to
do 60 1t says, as the moral victory gives
the Czar all he asked and practically
makes Bulgaria 4 Russian province.
The Daily Telegraph says: Everyone for
himself, iB now The motto OF the European
concert and this will result In discord
more or lees yelled. We are d maritime
power. Looking 10 the dark, lowering
future We cannot too soon take oil neediul
steps ndrely oil ourselves.
The Chronicle blames Prince Bismarck
for creating the present critical situation
and says the clouds In the Balkans are
darker and mOfe liVld than ever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
NJ
VIII OnIy Hasten tIta Uhy,

LONDON, Sept, 8.-,rhO Times OF to-day
says a Regency Committee composed
with or without Russian pattlsans can
only hasten tho day when the people Of
Bulgaria, wearied and diBpirited, will
abandon their dreams Of autonomy and
welcome Russian domination Rs the only
means Of escaping Anarchy. The date Of
the entry Of Russian troops into Bulgaria
is an uhlmpotlRnt detail. All that has
been effected by the Union oi Roumelia
and Bulgaria is the enlargement Of the
slice ot the Turkish empire which Russia
secures BY the operation. German and
Austrian indifference probably springs
from q consciousness ol their inability TO
prevent the Russian advance. The central
powers may be making the best Of the un.
pleasant and unavoidable circumstances,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

CHICAGO, Sept. Ca Times Little Rock,
Ark, special says: Returns FROM tho cleo.
tion are beginning to come in from couu.
tics having railway and telegraph facili.
ties. A very large votO has been polled
and 1t will beHeveral days before definite
figures can be given. The Democratic
State ticket has been elected BY an esti.
mated majority Of 10000 and the Demo.
Gratis have also oleC.ed a majority OF the
members OF the Legislature. The Repub.
liCans claim Jefferson, Phillips and
Lafayette counties.
The result in this (Pulaski) county is
doubtful at this writing with The chances
in favor Of the Democratic ticket. The
Prohibitionists appear to have polled q
larger vote against licensing saloons than
they did in 1889, when tile vote stood
72,24G for license to 45, 1877 in opposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
pnEs,prNI"s PARRY

Enloy n Delightful Drive nnd Take In the
Picturesque scenery.
KEESr, n. Y, Sept. 6.-rhe Pfesident'l
party broakfasLSd at I o'clock at the Ste
ysns House, Lake Placid, this morning
and drove forty miles to-day over q
stretch OF country aITordlng Uomo majestic
scenery. Tho routo was through vii,
minvton notch and down the west branch
Of tho Au Sable river, then Up the east
branch ol the same river through Ksene
valley and thence across the country 10
the westward. The party reaChed AdlfOa.
dack lodge, where they will spend tue
night, al sundown.
The Trip through Wilmington notch
furnished view Of the big falls ot the Au
Sable river, whore the water rushes over
tho rocks and falls 100 feet Into the bed
below. The horses were halted OF noon
on the banks Of Au Sable and the party
lunched III the shads Of o Clump Of trees,
4 couple Of miles below the village ol
Keens somebody recognized the President
"A he was going through the village oI
Upper jay aud word that the President
Was coming reached KeenB an hour In
advance OF the travellers. The Vlllagefl
hnstened down 10 the Keene Centre
houso 10 sec him and Mrs. Cleveland
After q atop Of half an hour In order K
feed tho horses and replace q shoe on ont
Of the bays, the party drove lelstirely ovei
10 Adirondack lodge. They return 10 theli
! quarters Al SalAnaO, Inn Tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
british Grain Trade.

LONDON, Sept. G.-The Mark Lane E1'
pres, in It's review OF the British grain
trade during the past week says: The
rain fall Of the week has done no harm to
crops. In the early districts the bulk OIL
the harvest has been secured and where
the crop had not been reaped strong winds
overcome the wet. The change in the
weather will retard the appearance in the
market Of new wheats and will also be an
important factor in determining values
The sales OF English wheat during the
week were 29,S92 quarters at 33s Id
against 5000 quarters at 1928 4d during
the corresponding period last year
Foreign wheats are steady but with little
doing. Fifteen Cargoes Of wheat arrived
three cagoes were Withdrawn, four oI
California and one Of Oregon remained.
There is fair supply OF new English
wheatst ID. Flour is dull and Ol cheaper.
Corn, peas and beans arc unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

BosroS, Sept. 0.-"Labor Day." which
Is to be a permanent annual institution
in Boston, was inaugurated by the work.
ingmen OF this city and suburbs to-day in
an imposing manner. The feature OF the
morning was a grand procession, in Gye
divisions In which It Is estimated some
$4,000 persons participated, and which
took an hour to pass given point. The
procession, In which were represented all
the laboring interests Of the city, was re.
fSS yeSea ss MayG oSdSS en- on sSR0O
people who crowded the sidewalks and
along the route and in narrower streets
seriously enCroached upon the right OF
way ot the procession.
The exercises OF the day are being con.
tinued at monster picnic at Downer
Landing, where the afternoon 10 being de-
voted to athletic sports, Clam.bakes, dane.
Inc ain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
Yellow Foyer In Now York.

NEw YoHK5 Sept. 0.-fhe health officers
found last night Grant Golden, fireman
on the Atlas steamer Alvo, suffering from
yellow fever in St. Vincent'a Hospital. The
steamer came in last week from u voyage
to the West Indies and South American
ports, and Golden, who is Scotchman,
took board at No. 32l West street. satur.
day he was taken III and by last night the
characteristic symptoms Of yellow fever
had developed. Tho Health Officer re-.
moved him to st. YinCent's Hospital,
where he Is now dying. The steamer,
hospitals and boarding houses have been
disiniecIed. New York has scattered
cases Of yellow fever every summer.
This Is the frst this year. The Health
oihcera do not fear the contagion will
spread, protesting to believe that 1t can
never again obtain footing in Nsw
York,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
STATE POLITICS.
Convention Mt Paint Pleasant to.'lay-Fivs
Candidates In tho TIeld-A Lively Time
Expected in the First District Dem.
ooratIo Camp Mt CIarksburg,
gpeeiaI pi,naleh.lo lAe LnleIIianelr.


Pr. PLEASANT, W. Va, Sept, G.-Dele'
gates to the Republican Congressional
Convention which will be held in this city
tomorrow, arrive slowly, in fact, the Put
nam delegation is the only one on the
ground, They are enthusiastic for Nc
Lean and are claiming his nomination
They claim portion OF Lincoln, Wayne,
Cabell, Jackson, Mason and all OF Putnam,
am of the opinion that Mason county
will support Redmond for several ballots,
after which portion may go to O, b.
Smith, provided he is before the Conven'
ton.
Hon. John 4, Hutchinson arrived to-day
and 1t Ut once became known that he was
a candidate. 1t has been the general i'm.
preston here that Smith was Wood Coun'
ty'a candidate aud would be supported by
that delegation, and when Hutchinson
dropped down with the above announce
ment the surprise was great. -
P, W. Morris has not arrived but Is ex-
peCted on the Early train Tomorrow.
So few Of the deleGals have arrived it Ia
impossible for me to say who will be the
nominee. Tomorrow night, however, l
will wire you the name OF the next Con
gressman.
The Fifth Senatorial District Republican
Convention was held at Mason City W.
Va, to-day. Hon. Wm, WoOdyard, OF
Roane county was nominated by acclama'
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

OoNsrANTiSoPLE, Sept O.-1t iV rumOr.
ed that In accordance with advice given
by two friendly powers Turkey is making
military preparations on the Aslaic
frontier II ls also said orders have been
given 10 supply the army In EtEeroum
and along the border with additional guns,
stores and ammunitlons. The activity Ii
duo to movements on the part Of Russia,
which is supposed to be making
efforts 10 gauge the military and
naval strength ol Turkey. A suspicious
foreigner has bssn seen making sketches
Of the forts outside Of ConHtanLlnople, and
II 10 lSthought that he was an agent Of Rua.
Bia, II is learned that large contracts
have been made on Russian account ior
coal for o leRSa, and that d contract has
been made TO supply thirty thousand tons
Of metal plates Of l2 Inch thickness and
with steel facing for the Russian arSenall
on the Black Sea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

ONO COUNTY Republicans never did
better days work than yesterdays. Al
things considered 1t may be doubtful
whether they ever before did so well
They went to the work in good spirit ant
turned out a job which for solid quality
and artistic finish challenges tho genera
appreciation.
Messrs. Meek and Muhn are nominated
as labor's chosen representatives. Mr.
Whitaker stands for the great mercantile
aud manufacturing intcrests. Mr.. Akin
son is an exponent Of the sturdy, intel
ligent progressive men who have giver
awell-usrned fame to the husbandry o.
Ohio county.
50 irns interests and elements can be
classified in such community as ourl
they are all represented in this ticket, ant
wcllrepreBented. Itis a ticket to work
for aud ticket which has something
more than All even chance in this Clost
countv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

TnG situation at Charleston briefly and
in!olligently summed up is found in the
words Of the manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company says: "The
Lord did Charleston llity times more harm
in Il fifteen second shake than the war dit
in five yean. walked through this Lowr
by the light Of lire in 'Ql, and tho damage
is twenty times greater now than then. ]
have spent the day examining, and ! have
geen but ono brick house-George W
Williams new house-that is not injured
Tie city is 80 unsettled and cracked thai
it will bo necessary to tear the housel
dosn and rebuild them. You can find nc
words to fully describe the situation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

SOFIA, Sept, G.-Before Prince Alexan,
der announced his intention TO quit the
thrown he received a telegram from
Prince Bismarck recommending that he
abdlcate the order to save Bulgaria.
Prince Alexander on Saturday presided
at meeting representing all parties in
Bulgaria. 1t was decided to appoint M
stambuloG, NJ. Radoslavof, NJ. KarayeloH,
NJ, GuechoG and M. StoiloG to negotiate
with Russia and other powers for the set.
tlement Of the Bulgarian crisis. An ex.
traordlnary session Of the Bulgarian Cham.
her Of Deputies has been summoned Ia
discuss the abdication. Itlis believed that
the departure Of Prince Alexander from
Bulgaria Is likely to result in civil war.
BERLIN, Sept. G,-PrinCe Alexander will
tomorrow proclaim his abdication. The
Russian Consulate in Bulgaria Is distrib-
uting for signature petitions to the Gar
fsvoring the election OF the Prince oi
0ldenburg as successor TO Prince Alexan.
,Ihn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
HaltlmOro's Display.

BALTIMORE, Septic The demonstration
OF the Knights of Labor to-day was tho
largest OF the industrial classes ever wit.
messed in Baltimore. In the early fore.
noon the sky was overcast, giving promise
Of rain, but that did not prevent the gath.
ering Of the working hosts. In many
parts Of the city buildings were decorated.
The gathering took place In East BaIti.
more, the right Of all Of the divisions rest.
Ing on Broadway. The line was composed
Of eight divisionu, preceded by platoon
of. police under command OF Marshal
Frey. and throughout the entire line flags
and floats representing the various indus.
trial pursuits.
The limo moved at o'clock and moved
through the principal streets to Druid
Hill Park, where the speaking took
place this evening. It Is estimated that
from $1,000 to $4,000 workingmen and
women were in line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

CEDAR RAplDs, 1AY sspt GA West
Union special to tho Republican gives the
details Of a horrible tragedy seven milOH
west Of West Union, Fayette county,
Henry Smith, q German, 10 years old,
killed an old farmer named Abraham
Peck with club, fatally Injured Mrs
Peck, seflouBly wounded A, Leonard with
pistol shots fred into the house, and a.
tempted to fro the house. Tho only reA,
son given for tho deed was quarrel
about tho payment for work done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07

Mrs, Joseph Grafton, Of Marietta, is Wis.
itng here.
The Belmont County Medical Society
meets at City Hall to-day.
The Knights OF Labor festival was con.
tinued last night and ended with q bali.
Mics vene Dorsey, Of PowhasAn, IA
visiting her sister Mrs, VIM. Berguntbal.
The schools spent Yesterday In roorpau.
izng the classes and rooms after tho bro.
motions.
There were no Democratic primaries
Saturday for the judicial convention and
delegates had 10 be appointed.
The gas was turned on OF the steel works
boilers yesterday morning, and burned
under oil the batteries Bati6iaCtorlly.
There iB again talk oi q pottery here. II
responsible business man would 10 10
men who can invest In such q factory the
necessary money would be subscribed.
Daniel Campbell, who struck John
Gregg In the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
yards Saturday, has not been In town
since and ID reported 10 have gone west,
Gregg is out agaln, with broken nose.
The cemetery bill road was always many
degrees too steep but now that II 10 fip.
raped II 10 dangerous. Those who arc
compelled TO use II 10 get 10 town 10 else.
where, II that DO al all possible. An easy
grade was surveyed years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-07
100000 In Limo nd Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The annual street
parade in this city to-day was the most
noteworthy ever made by the labor or.
ganizations Of Chicago, both in point OF
numbers and in point Of equipment. Tue
day was warm, but perfect In all other
respects for street display. The column
began moving at 10 80 o'clock, and march.
ing steadily, was two hours In its passage,
The column was divided into nine dIyi.
slons, and u close computation places the
number oil marchers In line at between
thirty and thirty.lve thousand, The
feature Of the parade was contained in the
remarkable uniformity shown by each
division oil marChers, the latter all being
equipped with canes and generally wear
ing SLOUGH hats Of a dark or gray color.
All the trades marched by columns OF
tours, well closed up, and generally NOV.
Ing with great precision and regularity.
One column Of five hundred employees OF
the ban k and safe manufactures wore
white tiles. The column OF iourneymen
tailors, numbering one thousand, wore
white derbys and presented probably the
finest appearance Of any distinct body OF
the marchers. The American flag was
carried by each division, and there were
very few notices or banners borne in the
column.
One Of the trucks in the line carried the
figure OF twenty foot giant stamping out
cheap labor, idealizsd by the figure Of
Chlnaman. The procession concluded
with an almost endless display Of manu-.
taCtnred goods on gaily decorated wagons.
One ofknIghts Of Laborassemblies carried
a abanner inscribed, "Ayoid All Politicians"