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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Ropors OF Yesterdays Proceedings o
the General Assembly.

RoporS OF Yesterdays Proceedings OF
the General Assembly.
lNnIANAroLis, Ind. Nov l4.-M this
mornings session Of the knights OF Labor
Frederick Turner, the General Treasurer,
gave an itemizod report OF the receipts aud
expenditures for the year ending June 30,
1883. The reports in tho first, from sup.
plies, per capita tax, journal charters,
special defense assessment, appeals and
miscellaneous, aggregate S222, ,50IO9 The
expenditures were S222, ,5OI00, including
S73,0lo IL in donations, $40, S30.G7 in sala-
rics, S23,0O50S in printing Sli,ojoGO in
mileage, and smaller items for paper,
hotels postage, railroad fares, badges and
buttons, cXprcssagc, etc. For the four
months covered in the supplementary ~
port the receipts were So, ,69l,72, aud the
expenditures Si2, ,026 63.
In conclusion, Mr.. Turner SAYS "Ac.
cording 10 the receipts from tax the mem
bcnhip has decreased about 800 900 dur
ing the past fiscal year, and at the present
time the receipts nrc not sufficient to meet
the necessary expenses. In my opinion u
reduction OF S2j, 900 In the expenses can
be accomplished without dctrimcnt to the
order, and therefore recommend the aholi
ton OF the mileage paid 10 representatives,
the consolidation OF the offices of general
secretary aud general treasurer, the rcduc.
ton OF the general executive board 10 not
more than five members. less II possible.
This, based upon the mileage and salaries
paid last year will reduce the expenditure
m stated above. In view Of the great TALL
ing oil IN .ncmborship aud the debt which
Is hanging over the order the delegates
are now feeling rather blue and wondering
what the outcome will be. AZ the end oi
June, 1887, the order was si, D72. H. ahead
OF its condition one ycar later Mr.. Turner
saws. In June 80, 1883 our balance was
sl6LS6, with bills 10 the amount Of So
22730 due aud unpaid" October ~, 1883,
thcrc is balance ol slG.3D with s3,GSISO
iu due aud unpaid bills.
The General Executive lioard reported
thc expulsion OF lhomas l.. Barry and A.
a. Carlton.
MH. Barry, the general lecturer for the
women members OF the order, made ~
port upon the conditiunoi Working.Womon
Ia the country. which she described ~
In many instances being unuttcmbly
wrctchcd, and she made q icrvcnt appeal to
the Knights to check the mpaCiiy aud
cupidily vi employers.
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shown to a prominent theologian of this
city, he said that such movement had
been on foot since the last council at BalG-
more; that petition was presented at
Notrc Dame, Ind, at the golden jubilee of
Father sorrin, drawn up by Archbishop
ireland and signed by seven Bishops, cni-
hodying Il request that the catcchlsm
shall bc taught only in the English
language, and that in these German
parishes whore sermons heretofore were
preached in German they should now be
preached in English; that no moro lcstiy-
ties of any German nature should be toll
Grated, in short, that everything German
should be abolished. Bishops nwcngcr
and Macs were chosen TO present tho
petition in Rome.
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Charged wi,h Troub,,pg supervisors

Special nifpaich to The Appeal.
LirrLE Rock, Ark, Nov. ll-w. 4.
Hobbs, W. @. Palmer, T. O. llcrcy, G..
G. Reed aud J. l.. Lucas. Of Morrilton,
Conway County, this state, wcrc before
United States Commissioner Waters today,
charged with interfering with supervisors
aud judges Of election at Plummcrville ai
the recent election. Theyaro not charged
with any completely In the balloi-box rob.
berry at Pummorvillc, but Il Is thought
this prosecution is intended simply as a
string to draw out something else. The
alleged oilcnsc Is one for the courts 90 de.
tcrninc. While there seems 10 be little
In the case, Il IL likely that tho parties
will bc held ior tho investigation Of thc
Grand Jury.
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snnlI,nrn naIirnnd nnin..

81. LouS. NO., Nov. li-1hc South.
eastern Association met In the afternoon
aud accomplished some work. Rates In
Mississippi territory were advanced . cents
on meats and In Montgomery territory an
increase Of two cents wasmadc. This Ia.
cludcs classes D., &, d aud h. and IN q
restoration oi the old rate IN existence up
to September /. last. On Class Is 10 Mont.
gomcry territory, which includes flour In
barrels, the rate was advanced from I cents
30 cents. The Joint meeting Of the
'rransconiincntal Association will convene
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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The Nicarasu.n canal Charter.

MONTPELIER, VI, Nov lI-Thc net In.
cooperating the Nicamguan Canal passed
the Legislature yesterday. Il IL tho same
act which was introduced into tho United
States Senate last session by Senator III.
munds. Acting on tho advice of Mr..
Elmunds, who drew the bill, the parties
interested In the enterprise decided 10 ask
the Vermont Legislature for charter.
Several Of the incorpOmtom named In the
act arc Normontcm, including Mr. Fred
crick Billings aud Col. franklin Fairbanks.
Tho promoters Of the enterprise stated
that they we're all ready " begin actual
work on the canal as soon as charter
could be obtained.
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Tho stts-I.sIppIs,uo.,.

FVfrIaI I7TnlCh l0 IhV NVVoaI,
YAzoo CRY, Miss, Nov 1.-THE Mis-.
sis'ippi Synod u Presbyterian convened
tonight at the Presbyterian Church in this
city About City dclcgntcsarc present and
many others aro expected tomorrow. This
body is composed Of six minor prcsby.
tcrics, embracing the church In Mississippi
and large portion OF Louisiana. The
Rev. a. II. Mccklin, moderator, opened
the session with an able sermon.
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4 Failure u, narianna, Arn.

spccinl Dlsratrh 20 The Appeal
MAnIASsA. Ark, Nov. lI-Somc sur.
prise was manifested today when II was
learned that Wood 4 Co., wholesale liquor
dealers and dealers in groceries aud plan.
iation supplies had made an assignment ior
the benefit Of their creditors, with :. n.
Motley, Of Lebanon, Tenn, and It'll,
Fontaino & Co.. Of Memphis. as preferred
creditors II Is supposed that the liabili.
ties will run up tosoScml thousand dollars,
and that the stock on hand will inl lar
short 0f sufficient SUN to make good the
indebtedness. Wood 4 Co were largo
shippers Of whisky 10 tho local option
towns along the line Of the lron Mountain
noal
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Tonda.worthing,on.

Special Dispatch io The Appeal.
GnrENyiLLK, Miss, oct ~. "A long
expected society event came of tonight In
the marriage Of Miss Mary Belle Worth.
ington, Of Grcenyillc, 10 Mr.. T.. Fonda, Of
Dallas, Tex. Tho bride Is q beautiful
girl and the daughter Of leading planter
Of the county, Geo. l.. Worhington. The
Methodist Church was crowded with
ladies aud more beautiful ceremony has
rarely been witnessed. Tho Roy. Mr..
Standiier oflciated
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THE CHECKED EPIDEMIC.
Everyone at Decatur Confident That
Danger In Past,

Special Dispatch q The Appeal
DrcAruE, Ala,, Nov. ll.-1hc weather
has been very disagrccablc hero today. A
warm rain falling all day, which has uu-
doubtodly kept n number ot refugees from
returning. Everyone Is still conhdcn,
that the epidemic is over. aud no moro
danger Is apprehonded. Dr. Cochran left
for his home today and he leaves with the
good wishes Of everybody in Decatur not
withstnndin" the croakings NJ the s1ro.
heads in Decatur lie h model health
officer and those who condemn him never
saw a case Of yellow fever aud know moth.
ing about II. The Memphis q Charleston
trains are still unable 30 stop here owing
10 the quarantine nt Tuscumbia, but that
certainly will be raised In u few morc
dnyH
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The districts still ro romaining IN the doubt
fol list arc the fint california, In which
Mr.. Thompson Dcmormtl claims 10 have
been elected, the Scoofd North Carolina,
In which the Dcmocras claim 10 have 70.
elected simmons, n member oi the present
House, aud the Fourth West Virginia Dis.
trict. where the official aud unofficial r..
turns give Jackson QDcmocrai) NJ major
iiy. II the above table is correct, there.
fore, and II is M near eDrrect ~ present re-
turns can make, the Republicans have n
majority Of ono In the next House, oven
4 the Democrats carry all three doubtful
districts. The question cannot be settled
until the official returns arc IN, and then
whichever way II goes there will bo n cry
of fraud. The Democrats on their
side declare that Quay and Dudley arc
conspring 10 steal Virginia aud West
Virginia and 10 control the House, while
the Republicans nsseri that tho Democrats
nro trying 10 steal the House by certifying
men from the South. They eay that their
majority IL being put down by clover
manipulation, and intidously the Demo.
Gratis are working " undermine II en-
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Inase Cn,c,. nnIorl,,.

hfeflal DlHlmlth v Aht Apleal'
MAmASSA, Ark, Nov. Ia telegram
was received today by "a prominent Demo.
crat Of this city from Judge Cate, the
Democratic candidate foi Congress, say.
ing sufficient official returns had been ro-
cciycd 10 show that he was elected by at
lrnai /. 900 minority.
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The esrma. Catholics.

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov l4.-Tho dispatch
from Rome siying that petition had been
presented 10 the Propaganda protesting
against the prcdominating influence Of the
German Catholics In America having been
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15

tirely. Mr.. Quay's visit to Washington
was for the purpose of taking personal
charge of Congressional matters having
iorcscen this danger.
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ALi,,ie Rock Assignment.

Special Dispatch " The Appeal.
LirrLr Rock, Ark. Nov. li.-A. NJ.
Bailey, Of the Rcd plainins.mill, has as.
signed.
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the inspectors, clerks aud peace officers each $3.50
per day while In discharge Of their duty That all
accounts lor expenses OI holding such election
snail be certified TO by the Commissioners OF Elcc
uon and paid out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise apprOpriatpd
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yellow fever has appeared in Santa Cruz
dc Ia IalmA
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To the Editor of the St Louis Globe Democrat
SARDIs, Miss, Nov. 0, lSSS.--Article 10
> OF the Constitution of the United States
provides.
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The LOxan Meu,or,al Tablet

how The MEMORY OF THE DEAD SENATOR WAS HON.
oRED AT THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH LAST NIGHT.
distinguished audience gathered In the Metro
pohtan NJ E Church last night The occasion was
the dedication OF tablet TO the memory OF the
late Gen. John A. Logan, the date being the ami
versary OF his birth. Senator stanford presided at
the request OF DR.. Newman. A telegram was
read from the Saratoga Citizens Corps The
Lorus Prayer was offered, and the choir
rendered onward, Christian Soldier" Mr.
Justice Miller, being introduced, said that by
the erection OF a memorial tablet IL was intended
70 express love for Gen. Logan as a man, and ad-
miration for him as a citizen statesman and SOL
Gler senators ingalls, and Voorhees,, eX-Gov. j. D.
Long, Representatives Henderson, springer and
Reeu made addresses The tablet Is OF Georgia
marble, nearly square pink slab set In a larger
one OF gray marble. on the surface OF the pink
SAP Is the inscription cut In Deep and ne letters
py MI. George w. ChildS TO the memory OF Gen.
Gfant Directly In front OF the pulpit, on pedes-
tai, stood a white marble bust OF Gen. Logan in
Uniform, the gift OF q friend,
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Alexandria Affairs,


The CELEBRATION COMMITTEE.-The committee
OF nifty, appointed by the mayor TO manage the
celebration OF the coming 22d OF February met at
the council chamber In the market building last
night, and after organization, initiated arrange
ments for the celebration. appointed subcommit-
tees, &c. The military, firemen, and trades will
IL Is thought, make a very creditable celebration
on the birthday OF AleNandr1a's great citizen.
The MONUMENT FAIR.-The Confederate Mopu-
ment Fair drew another crowd last night, and the
Franz Abt Club, OF Washington, attended and
gave many choice selections. AS yet there has
been no raff1e at the fair but IL Is thought that
before II closes Will be necessary TO to this
system OF cooperative purchase" in order to pre-
vent the sacrifice OF many OF the donations at auc-
ton on the close OF the fair.
NOTES.-The District Grange OF Watkins Va
has closed its session at the Ballard House. and
VIII hold It's annual meeting In this city on the
Sth or March next, when the officers OF the grange
win be chosen.-Mr. Philip ii. Hoon, long u lead
Ing Hour merchant Eere, but whose later years
have been ciouded died In his elghty-seventh year
at his home, on Prince. near Patrick street, yes
terday.--Another building association Is to be
chartered here.-The funeral OF Mrs. w. H. Nc.
Knight took place yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR.
Vance officiating at the religious services. Among
those who came from abroad TO attend was her
son, Mr. Charles ii. Mcknight, OF Chicago.-Tne
Alexandria Light Infantry met last n1yht and re.
solved TO visit the Monument Fair
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Jusr Once More.

Jusr OxcE More
We come to the front with line Of bargains that
cannot be matched either in out Of the District of
Columbia 1t requires grit to insert the knife into
prices have done this week; the evidence how
ever, is before you.
THIS IS THE PRICE NOW FOR ALL OF OUR
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CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
1880
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coat for this seasons use 1t will pay you to keep them
for next season.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLoTH1Na'co..
1910 400 9TH st. NV, cor D.
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Ok BLooD. GOBLIN Blue,


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SS a Men, nolTm6a AuTpsss Atlanta BEming
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SOLID trains Washington to Atlanta. Does not connect
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DENTISTRY.

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The GREAT NAPoLEoS.-NapoleOn the First was
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LOCAL MENTION.
The We0lbeH.

Indication, for The 2. hours corlnlencirJ ot ..
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland, Virginia,
and Delaware. threatening weather and snow, a
slight rise In temperature, light to fresh easterly
wladS
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Condensed Locals.

Mary Ryan, an aged woman fell AMI severely in
Jured herself at the corner OF 9th and " streets
last evening and was sent 10 the Freedmanis Hos
pital
Edward II. Frtsby. a boy OF sixteen, while riding
n bicycle at the corner OF 18th and l. streets. was
run over yesterday afternoon by Russell's grocery
wagon. He was sent TO his home, lGO7 3lst street
northwest.
the 4th Instant at Kansas City, took place yeSter-
day afternoon and was largely attended The re-
mains were inferred In Graceand cemetery.
"Clerk" sends s. 10 The STAR ONCE Tor the poor
fund.
In Circuit Court No. /, Judge Hagner yesterday,
the suit OF Gordon agt CiSsel Tor the recovery Of
500 paid on real estate which the complainant
found was not what he expected verdict WAS rem
dered for the plaintiff for the amount claimed.
Mr. e. j. Bell, treasurer OF the charity fund.-
reports the following additional subscriptions
Allen Mclane, s25; Mrs. ID. w. Mahon, g.; J. W.
Mccartney, $40; Mary II. T.. Baru, 81: ID. W.
MahOn, b; CASH 81. Total received TO date SSfsS
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sttings 80 cents and al nth street pass the
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