Show KNIGHTS OF LABOR I Largest aieetiiif of the Order Held For Several Years New Orleans Nov ltThe late arrivals ar-rivals of delegates to the general assembly as-sembly of Knights of Labor who are in convention at Screwmens hall has swelled to 100 and i 53 the largest meet Ing held by the order for several years Two sessions were held today with Master Workman Sovereign presiding and all of the general officers occupying their respective positions The morning session was taken up in treating reports of common law finance and credentials The latter report is be ing made in sections 8ectons A telegram was received from the Wo mans Christian Temperance Union asking I raandcder 1 lag an opportunity to address the assembly = as-sembly A committee was appointed to I fix a time for the assembly to meet the ladles The questions affecting the coal miners min-ers were taken up and finally referred to the committee on grievances The work of appointing committees consumed the greater part of the session ses-sion and the following were appointed On examination of resolutions and distributing dis-tributing the same to committees W Boynton of laine1 Shortbein of Ohio G O Purdy of St Louis Legislation Dan De Leon New York W Ludgate Texas F T Robinson Indiana In-diana A S Worsley Kentucky E D Adams Nebraska State of the OrderHenry Trappagen Philadelphia Mike OKelly New York A J Wilson Idaho O If Harmott Plttsburg l J Connolly New York Mileage Charles F Bostholde W J Lynch New York John Hawkins Chicago Chi-cago J A Bauer Ohio J A Rodes Montreal ZIT V Powderly is expected to arrive in time for tomorrows session It Is said Grand Master Workman Sovereign will be his own successor |