| Show BY TELEGRAPH TEK feu WESTERN washington 13 18 the antor department part ment today to day received a copy of the fourth annual message of hon D W Busby bushyhead head principal chief of the cherokee nation indian territory byj to iha ia national council sittings sitting sitti ngAt 4 t table gash nov 2 1886 he says among otter other things 4 1 I deem it my duty to invite your attention to the subject ot of the proposed confederation of the nations and tribes tribe s of the territory with the hope that you will take some action of a definite character looking to the formation of an international government clothed with functions and powers as it may deem proper to confer upon it the importance not to sa say Y t the ie necessity of such action is suggett mg d by the fact that there are bills before congress providing pio pra viding for the erection of a territory to of the united states out atae so aed called no mans land w Fida such portions BOrt ions of the indian terri be included by consent ot the tribes residing thereon thus an 10 INSIDIOUS SCHEME for invading and dismembering dismember ing the territory is sought to be carried out which in my opinion could be defeated in advance by a union of the tribes in a confederation through which th they ey would act together on III all questions involving 1 vol ving the interests of all such an organization would not only conserve the interests of the whole territory but it t would command tile the respect of the people and the government of the united states the danger power of the white man lies liea chiefly in his combination of forces it behooves us to profit by their example exam pie the indian territory occupied by 30 80 tri tribes bea each as in the olden days distinct the others invites an invasion of their rights from the selfish and unscrupulous the indian territory with her 30 80 tribes bound together by constitutional compact into one federal body politic would in ay y opinion be able by virtue of the moral force such a union would iwert and by bv the combined wisdom ana aar united action autyo n of all to resist all schemes for fer the dismemberment mem mera berment of our country and the invasion of our political and other rights SILVER certificates in view of the fact that many new one dollar silver certificates were issued before they were perfectly dry and have since became blurred by use tue the treasury department has abc adopted a new drying system which it is thought will correct this defect lit iff all future issues the design for the back of the new five dollar certificates has lust just been adopted it will be printed in a light alight shade of green and will wih ica i ep resent fiver standard dollars grouped so as to overlay each other the two dollar certificates will be ready for issue in a few days charles francis adams jr president lof of the union pacific railway company had in an interview yesterday and today to day with secretary lamar re lating to the adjustment of differences I 1 between the government and the raili way company on current accounts A settlement entirely satisfactory to both parties is in a fair way of and the amount determined determine don on will be immediately liquidated by the company and the accounts closed the department of state has received al communication from the consul at la U guayra gudyra venezuela in which he be informs the department that the venezuelan government has established a mint at caracas and has begun to coin the product of the gold mines of the country the consul encloses a copy of the decree issued by president blanco which declares that foreign money will hereafter be regarded as merchandise and will be received at the venezuelan market rate the oell officers of the government are forbidden to receive any other than venezuelan and foreign gold coin comprehended in the tariffs of march 7 1879 and july 6 1880 the importation of all FOREIGN SILVER MONEY is prohibited the dakof the issue of the ihu decree the officers of the mint offered to purchase during the next eight days foreign silver coin at the rate of eighty cents for each united states dollar the consal says the efforts to increase their silver bullon bullion i by depreciating the silver coins of the united states and european countries twenty cents on the dollar must fail and consequently they will be exported judge mccue solicitor of the treasury in his annual report to theat the at torney G general grierel gri eral again calls calla attention to the number of suits pending in the circuit court for the southern district of new york between importers and customs officers which suits he says create in effect a floating or debt against the treasury the magnitude of which is beyond the scope of conjecture and which are running on interest at the rate of g Q per cent per annum many of these r suits have been pending for OVER TWENTY FIVE YEARS at the beginning of this administration the number of old suits at issue in that district was A as about 2300 involving millions million a of dollars and since that time 1444 new suit have been commenced within that period less than ten of the cases have been tried legislation is therefore urged to provide for an additional dit lit ional lonal circuit judge in the see second ond circuit for the exclusive trial of this class of claims and cases this would be in the direction of qc economy onomy he says as an additional expense would be far less than the interest the government would be compelled to pay as the penalty of delay to show that this is a question deserving of serious consideration he refers to the claim in the 12 consolidated cases of benkard schell which recently came UD fa for r ref refunding anding where the principal of ali the e debt was SAN FRANCISCO 13 all to days papers contain long accounts of last lasi nights eights public demonstration against goldenson who murdered the school girl mamie kelly on wednesday last they regard it as one of those spon spen ganeous public movements that will tend to stimulate judicial mechanism while at the same time they rejoice it was not permitted to pass the limits of a demonstration six of the persons taken into custody for participating in it were wen today to day charged with riot their cases were continued the funeral of the murdered young girl took place this morning the goldenson moved away today to day from their house in hayes street while engaged in doing so a crowd as ambled and started to mash the furniture better influences fluen ces however prevailed and the family was allowed to depart in peace the murderer was arraigned today to day and n was allowed until next thursday ro plead no trouble leis is anticipated tonight but the police and the deputy sheriffs will be on duty CHICAGO 13 18 othis This after afternoon noron 2000 strikers gathered about the dwelling of armours employed who was attacked yesterday esterday while attempting to move kis bis household goods to another nei neighborhood h bo this employ employed is 18 a knight of labor but refused t ta go out with the others he had bad his goods upon the wagons this afternoon when set upon by a mob the crowd was dispersed by a company of militia who left a squad of pinkerton men to protect the goods the crowd quickly organized and nearly overpowered the pinkerton guard when another company arrived on doule quick charged through the mob and arrested six men and routed route d the others no N at a meeting of the strikers tonight to night a dispatch was read by mr barry from powderly ordering THE STRIKE OFF and the men to return to work the sentiment of the meeting was equally divided and further action in the matter was postponed until monday it appears that barry has had the orders in his possession since wednesday cia he claims to have delivered the promulgation solely for the purpose of satisfying himself of ituau ita authenticity the scene in the meeting when the order was read was in many m any respects an extraordinary one barry had riot not finished the announcement before the assemblage was in an uproar the men roae to their feet and i shouted they would tat go back that they would starve they would surrender and that t aby would have eight t hours or nothing 11 I 1 illy after much hea heated ed talk the q question aes ues of Jo obeying beying or not obeying was left open by postponement until monday PITTSBURG 14 next issue of the labor tribune will contain a call for a convention of all trades unions ila the united states and canada to begin at columbus onlo on wednesday dec 8 the object oi of this meeting as set forth in the cir circular bular is the establishment of a trade congress Cc ogress that shall have bof borits its object alst 1st tte the formation of trades unions and the arrangement a trades union movement in america ad the organization of trades assemblies sem blies trades councils or central labor union in every city in america and the further encouragement of such bodies the founding of state trades assemblies or state labor congresses to bo influence state legislation in the interest of the working masses ath the establishment of natio national and international trades unions based upon the strict recognition of the autonomy of each trade and the promotion and advancement of such bodies ath an american federation or alliance of all national and international trades unions to aid and assist each other and furthermore f to secure national legislation in the interest of the working men and influence public opinion by peaceful and legal ilk methods in favor 0 of f ORGANIZED LABOR ath to aid and encourage the labor press of america Americ aBad and to disseminate tracts and literature on the labor movement at this convention the basis of representation resen tation will be from national or international unions less thau than members one delegate buoo or more two delegates or more three delegates or more four delegates or more five delegates and so on from each local liades union not having a national or international union one dele delegate ate but no trades union shall be entitled to representation sen tation that has not beeba beai organized three months prior to the session of this convention P PJ J mcguire of the brotherhood of carpenters as secretary signs S a the circular with resident Wes president ident we weihe he of the amalgamated association P F fitzpatrick patri cb of the lion union A strasser of the cigar makers union and of the miners association I 1 it is expected gathering will be productive of great results for labor labar 1 bor organizations CHICAGO 14 the decision of we the strikers last night whether or not to obey the order led to serious complications today to day A special meeting of the chicago trades assembly had some time ago been called for this afternoon the understanding being that action would be taken in refard regard to boycotting armour powderly a order had led lea many of the delegates to believe this morning that the object of the meeting had been removed but president rowan had scarcely rapped the assembly to order when geo schilling locally prominent precipitated a general discussion of Pow derlys order the attitude of the strikers and what action shall be taken it was soon developed that there was a very strong opposition in th the e assembly to obey order and strang strangely elv enough I 1 the opposition nearly all came camb from delegates who are knights while those who are trades unionists almo almost 8 t unanimously FAVORED OBEDIENCE 9 I 1 many of them on the ground that discipline ought to be maintained among the knights and others on the grouns that Pow derlys order was the only rational thing he could do in the premises schilling lilling ing introduced a resolution instructing ting and empowering the executive committee of the trades A assem sem bly acting as a joint commit hold themselves in readiness and whenever called on by the executive committee of strikers to investigate affairs at the stock yards and act with the strikers and assist them in any way possible this resolution was wai understood to mean that if the strikers would not obey order that the trades assembly would aid atad abet them in disobeying richard powers ex president of the union vehemently declared the powderly order arbitrary and dictatorial the strikers the men on the grounds he asserted were in the best position to decide on a proper course and they were in favor of conti continuing nuin the strike if any outside pressure was waa brought to bear to enforce the order it would result in a schism in the knights of labor the distraction dist ruction of that organization in this part of the country and the crippling of its influence throughout the land it was in vain tuat the opponents of the resolution OLL pointed out that disobedience to Pow derlys order would be just as restrictive to tah knights schilling and powers carried the their i r point the assembly then immediately immediate 11 adjourned the he great strike was also the chief topic of discussion in the jent ral labor union resolutions were adopted tendering the strikers sympathy and substantial support itis it is said that the radical element of the strikers sent seat a number of very severe telegrams today to day to powderly expressing disgust at his interference and intimating that he had bad better revoke the mandate and let them help themselves T B barry of the knights of labor general executive board said today to day that he believed that the men would go to work tomorrow to morrow and that the strike was AT AN END ile he had bad great hopes that the non uni would all leave the packing houses in a short time and in anis way all the striking knights could obtain their old positions this afternoon he visited all the assemblies sem blies that he be could urging them to comply with the order and return to ork returning to his hotel he and mr carleton Cari eton another member of the executive board had a long ion interview with the police officials this was said to be toward preserving harmony tomorrow and arranging for the old comm of knights to assist the pollee in maintaining order while the men were obtaining their places the interview was evidently a pleasnat plea pleas saat aBt one abl only two assemblies ot the knights of mor labor are known to have refused to obey Pow powder derlys lys ordera order the first was the coopers under the lead ead of master workman george schilling the other refractory assembly is that known as the mixed assemble assembly the master workman of which is ig M J butler the man who gave the order to strike A meeting of packers and their foremen was held today to day at armours to prepare for the return of the men tomorrow it was decided to TAKE THINGS COOLLY and act slowly until matters here were mav ing along satisfactorily shortly after the nie eting a placard was issued headed general order no 1 I 11 and signed by sheriff hanche tt the order stated that the employed emp loyes of various packing houses desiring to return to work would report at this the place glace men of each of the houses auses being given a separate location on the strike being ended the manager of each house will report at the place designated and with the assistance of the foremen select from the line ot 0 strikers such as have desired to come to work on that or any other day I 1 giving ing to each man abass wih the firm arm name stamped upon it which pass will admit him within the militia picket lines after having selected al all I 1 the men desired the managers will request the balance to return home and report again at the same same place on any day that may be named by bv the manager after this bad been posted in public other manifestos mani festos on wrapping paper appeared advising the strikers to remain out the foremen of the houses made some of their selections during daring the after afternoon poon and issued passes 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