Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-18

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kZENske lNfsSN Knights of Lahol
ETsSA(%MAA serettl assembly
| NGNlEAAlENNS now being held II
| MYal&sSSE,<aJ- this city. Miners
| 9IZs3M u iron workers, elasl
| 'M3Rzg:G- mer, shuems kere
SES printers, business
mer, clerks, telegEsphers and Others are
represented OF ihs h10r Of the conven
ton by those sctiVely engaged IN these
various occ upadcns. Aside from the
general officers there are probably
not more than Elk or eight persona
the floor OF the general sgEem
ble VITO draw ST pay frcn
the Knights Ct Labor ard says Mr.. A. ?
Stephens OF rcledo: "They earn every
cent they get" Until 9 .ste hour las;
night Thomss B Barry and the commit
tee on sppeaIs and grievances
vera meeting together. Nj. Bar
~ was heard at length and the committee
announced that the whole matter would
be brought upon the cor o. the coEven-
, ton this morning This is ere Of tbs
most Important appeals before the as"
sembly, and It's action on this is consid
sIed 81 indication az 10 the Ealcsss CT
tsiiute Of the oVdar. Many delegates X
press great c0rf 1suce in tie GU come,
snd Intimate FIJI belief in the Gtfeat OF
Berry. That geatIemsn seens 10 expect
eimi!Rr reEuIs, aud he suggests 81 man
ner CT terrible disclosures IL cage X tuc2
result.
TEE STATE CT IEE ORDER.
The CoIamI tse On toe state OF the crde:
ho rf 10
m!ttee Ills lornirg, and the time YVES
dsvo'ed &c Lee lug its reports,
On recommendation Of this committee
tie treasurer wSs ordered to ply dele
gates mileage On tie LAST day OF the ses-
sion st tina rsfe ct I cents per m'la each
way. In view CT balkLcs OF S4G3 G.,
reported SIS being IN the treasury, some
fears have been expressed by Outsiders
that there would De no money on hand to
pay mileage. This, morri1g 1t Was an-
noupced tina! $1,000 hSd been received by
the treasury since November /,
and of this amount $500 IGs
from new charters, showing eve: twenty
l8w assemblies Within shout two weeks.
Representatives ci GLASS; men Of District
Assembly 800 Spuouncad thst Iii case CT
ICED they h8d $4,000 from which tie
general executive board could draw SIS
much IS needed District Assembly IS (
C!QCion2G { Il rsd $4,000 es 8 eiit, srd
;:AeIs volunteered various sums nzkipc
tbs eggrsgAte S15.000 Nearly every de!-
egaye TIED 10 Gake 20 make soma Cfsv.
and By &C d0!Eg Q-9Ve !he fslsi:y G. CT
tsia TeGSpattr sto-i,s regard.
log Tie bankrupt condition e
the cEteC. Si@ce tdis showing
he naUb5ss lie jISisIt ana are 10.
sl0T il showing tGe1Z good tecliGg.
a re50.utioQ had been introduced %
tina G 3Cs Iha4 10 ACTON should be taken
on
THE Q-E5IT0N CT IMMIGRATION
restriction. This vas adversely report.
ed, and after lively debste in which tie
question Of foreign immigration was
pretty thoroughly discussed, the commit
tee report vas adopted. This settles tie
fact taSt tie general assembly winbed
some action taken locking toward the
restriction % foreign immigration, but
iast whist means Will be taken TO bring
about such result c&anos be predicted.
TIE subscription OF money for the
purpose OF mileage and other expenses
was pEacEics! Endorsement CT snd sn
expression OF confidence in the admiDis-
traitor, which indicates that the present
master 7qoIklEn'g SdV.Ca Will be taken,
snd he vii be urged to remsiG in iorce.
Il mesnH thai Mr.. Powderly kae the SUP
mort o. 8 majority, although the minority
ls still awake and &C velv pnrsins him.
AT TIE AFTERNOON SESSION
the committee On EoJeals ana grlegS7 ces
got the tteItion CT the general aGeeT bl7
.nd reported tae celebrated Barry csse.
Thomas B. B srfy 4! Michigan, member CT
he general executive beard, was ixpellt q
rom the ordar by ahat board fer e!rculss-
rs vii!iJVIBg Ts2Or)S shout other mem
3srs, C.2iDiEg thsS Z. Y. PoTGgriy ard
IS close advisers we're corrupt x1d 3y
.aeir misD21s gen"nt were fast destroy
rg the X1iga.s CT LsboT SIS an clgsr u.
ion The csss was appealed 80 he gers
raj assembly. Tee matter va: urGer
By tae grievance committee
asst Eight, And by ua:Siucus vote
hey decided IN iEYoE OF the general as
;embIT this Sisera991 AID Qiser long de-
pate in waicl 6 'ofge Settling Of Chica
20, Mr.. P0WGeTlg, HUSA CsvnnAugh Of
CincirpsIi snd m my o:1er sble speakers
and which WIS az times
% .utE WeiLDs wv Aux t4S uSSt pE4G lL
y3cd temper, tue roll WIS called and the
,sre-Cl executive bol.d was SUE
.siled by V9!e Ct 122 10 II
L ig claimed ty vIr!ous delegates that
.hese fguyea do not represent the r<lat.y
strength Of ths B3TTy sai P,WdeSly
.0Ices, for c; ne twsn.y. four, they ssF,
mot more thsn half dtz9n sys actual y
8srcy's close fde1ds 0sders plsce the
number a. three, and 81 agree that mary
1o:ed sg2iast the bosTc for legal reasons,
ind would support PowderIy On kiy
PRESTON Ct policy.
This matter Beng settled and lbun liant
means oeiEg o. Ihe service Of tins order,
ne delt gates 10 night axe feeling better
han carly In the week. Il ia clearly sesB
Est Powde?ly 10 gro wing stronger hourly
Ind will pcobsbiy meet with li!tls opposi
.icn. DsIk hints are dropped, however,
~ men5sEg CT The ORDER OF some case not
Mentioned, which will cause more Of
,,ir than anything yet developed. This
comes from close friends of PoTderly,
o1t Just what It will be proved to be,
,usfiiers csn not imagine.
Colonel Eoenezsr Burgess Bail Of Viz
GINA, said 10 be the nearest living rsla-
i've CT Genera! Washington, VAS recently
apda-od Tho M eitI00 ~ 90 .tchr,ep st th,