, 1888-11-22
BARRY is BOUNCED.
His Expulsion Endorsed by the
General Assembly.
WILL APPEAL TOAHIGHER COURT
which He FittingIy Charscterixes rs the
Tribune OF Public opinion--Pow-
dcrly Agaii On Top.

1
| derby Agaii On Top.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. II I'm this morn
ing's session of the Knights of Labor con-
gress, the committee on the state Of the
order got the floor ahead of the grievance
committee and the time was devoted to
| tion of this colnmittee, the treasurer was
ordered to pay delegates their mileage on
the last day of the session, at the rate of
| four cents mile each way. In view of
the small sum reported in the treasury,
| fears had been expressed that there would
| be no money to pay the mileage. This
morning it was announced that $4,000 had
been received by the treasurer since No
| vember |, and of this 1855 was from new
| charters. A representative of the glass
workers district assembly 300, announced
that in case of need they hed $4,000
from which the general executive board
could draw as much as needed. District
| assembly AZ of Cincinnati offered $1,000 as
gift, and others volunteered various
| sums making an aggregate of $1,000.
A liberal subscription was offered by near
| ly every delegate. This is regarded prac-
| tically as an endorsement of and an ex-
preston of confidence In the administra-
tion, which indicates that the present
| general master work mans advice will lie
taken. and he will be asked to remain in
the Office.
A resolution had been introduced to the
effect that mo action should he taken On
the question of immigration restriction,
| but this was adversely reported. and after
| a lively debate, in which the question of
| foreign immigration was very thoroughly
| discussed, the committee report was
| adopted, This settles the point that the
taken lonk;na SQUAD the rss,r;c,;on of
| fore;on ;n,n,f,rat;nn h,t ;,0t what r,aans
will he taken can not nov be nrsd;cted
The committee an tbs stata Of tha ordar
stlll had the Aoor wben a recesa for d;nnsr
was taken' ~ N'' ''' ''"'e'
BARRy CONDEMNED.
The Barry case came mn for considara-
| ton at the afternoon session. The report
| of the committee on apueaIs and oriey-
ances stated that Barry was expelled for
circulating villifyipg reports about his col.
leagues on the executive board. IL rec,ted
the statements and allegations made by
Barry at various times. The grievance
committee, by a unanimous vote decided
| ia favor of the general executiye hoard
| A long debate then ensned Georos
Scbillinp of Chicago then took the floor
and made a strong speech on behalf OF
| Barry. General Master Workman pow.
| derly made n careful statement of hi,
side of the case. The chief no;nts
were the same ss those made in b;s NJ nmai
address Several able sneakers folIowed
and at the end of the debate on tne roIi
call. the general executiye boara's action
was sustained bv n vote of 100 To o4 Il
il claimed by several delegates that of the
| "a not more than half a dozen are actually
Barry's friends. the remainder thew sav
voted against the board for legal reasons
and would support Powderly in anv ones.
tion of policy' The Barry matter being
settled the delegates Tonight are feeling
much better than early in the week pow.
ueily seems 70 oe houriy growing stronger
p,nny ,,ry,
p.,. ~
parry sald 10 reporter tonight that he
was greatly surprised at the action OF the
GENERAL evar assembly; sarsa anc saiu ne more than
| ever was prepared TO prove every state.
.nent ne mas llaue reiatiVe 10 tne dolngs oil
tne general onlcers' NOW that nave
oeeh denied nearing SAID he, II shall
take my case 70 the high court OF public
opinion, ana pelieVe. when the proof Ia
kno~h thaI the men VINO control the
hniehts OF LABOR To-Day ana VINO are nv
| iiig az Ihe expense OF povery, VIII De con,
nuersu t: .1e most lhIamous scoundrels that
eve. iiseo. anu oecome stench 10 the
t~sntnto hUs,lt,s o, rnor nones1 men men nave oeen
twthty-tw1 Years taaes unionist ana
uirt on my caro- ! appreciate my position
VI Dtluk cADtlttu IOT EXPOSING Their Tu8-