The evening world., 1888-11-26
POWDERLY AND HIS RIVAL,
Barry VIII ut Once Establish His New
Order In philadelphia.

80 ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 25. The delegates to
the General Assembly Of the Knights Of Labor
have been busily engaged all day IN making prepar-
atoms for leaving the city OH their omeward Jour.
ney tomorrow evening, at which time 1t is now
thought an adjournment may be had. When the
convention il called to order In tho morning, Gen.
eral Master workman Powderly will administer,
by order OF the Assembly. a 'reprimand to Iepre-
sentative skenlngton, of the shoemakers' National
District 1t is thought that the rebuke will be OF a
mild and pacific character. Following this win
come the case OF District Assembly 40, New York,
which will occupy the remainder OF the forenoon
session. Tue ceremony OF installation will con-
clude shortly after noon.
Quite q number Of kilograms to Master Workman
Powderly congratulating him upon his reelection
were received to-day. Among them one from G.
II. j. Taylor, Of Kansas City, pledged the support
OF one million black men. Two Invitations for the
Mayor and city officials Of Atlanta, Ga, and the
other from the Mayor and City Council Of Toronto,
Canaca.
Thomas b. Barry leaves this evening for CHI
cago. The groundwork for HIS new %order-the
brotherhood Of United Labor--has been laid, ana
three weeks, perhaps sooner. al win go home
for = few days" said he last night, '.and then 60
quarters OF the organization"
Il Is tse inssn, y Of the founder Of the United
Order OF LaDOr TO make u parucularly inviting to
all trade organizations. Barry is confident that
the order wil start with O membership greater
than that OF the X. OF l., and he believes the lat
ter org anIzdtIon will be dead and forgotten before
two years more. lie has reviewed Inc character
of the new General Executive Board, aid has is
sued another appeal US follows:
Powderly has succeeded In selecting officers Of his
choice. n. !. Wheat. General Worthy Foreman. is an
Iowa politician who likes work so well that he could lie
down alongside of IL. Hayes, the General Secretary, Is
utterly despiSed at his home, and could not be elected
Inside hequire In his local assembly. Had 1t not been
for Puwdsrly, Hayes would be unknown In the labor
movement. John Devlln Is a Michigan politician who,
for his betrayal Of labor's interests, has been rewarded
with the Official position which he now holds as ConAulto
Canada, beng located At Windsor, Ont. John Cos
telo wGsA rank opponent Of the X. of L. until such
time as he wAs assured a salaried position with ID. "A,
No. 1856. A. W. Wright. Of Toronto. runs a paper
called the RsIOTmsT. Its reform influences, II IL has
any. have not neen felt y the editor. " TrE1
II yuu desire a continuance OF the farce aud deception
prRotissd upon you ] have no objection to your continu.
ing 10 be as faithful in the payment OF your taxes and
assessments in the future as you have been In the past,
and You can rest assured the BAme drama Of deception
wilt be p~ractised by the Czats OF Poverty Palace. II you
desire to dethrone dishon esty, withhold your taxes and
assessments from those who spent e4g6, 001 OF your
money and refuse to tell You what they did with 1t.
william II. Lewis. OF the Miners National Dis
trict, 1875, left The city thlE Afternoon, and 1t is be-
lioved that he viii NEE, Barry in Chicago t0-mor-
row. The friends OF PowdeEly are rejoicing AT the
successful ending Of the convention.