The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-12
JERSEY KNIGHTS WON'T QUIT.
Nrmh beers 81 ID. \. ID7 Hail the D-ci-
sion with Cheers.

Mr. \ j. Xoller Secretary of u. A.
49,. Is. of h.. said this morning that none
Of tn" knights in Jersey City. IlobOh.n
Wechawken. Union Hin. Union Town
ship and vicinity. over which the AZ
semby has jurisdiction, would go out in
Response to General Master Workman
SnN"rrIsu's appeal.
I'VE uertdrd not TO strike at "A meet
Ing OF the Executive Committee, which
was helI privately at Humboldt Han,
on N"warE avenue. last night Mr.,
Iuller explained.
appeal, il Was not really an order to
30 out. There was nothing at all man
uatory about IT, The strike was dis
cuss.d in all its phases. OF course.
there was no question but that our
Sympathies were all in favor of tn"
tailoring men. who are making such n
noble struggle against capital and mo
What We had to do. it seemed to
us, was 10 consider the best way of
helping those who are now out We
could render more aid, Wa finally con
ciud'l, Ivy remaining at work. ANA
sending substantial assistance in the
shan of funds to the men in the
I, is significant fact that only SIX
/ 0ut Of the eleven members of the Exec
utive Committee attended the meeting
! hast night 1t was originally 10 be held
/ in Schut%en Han. hut at the last mo-
! ment tn" rendezvous was changed 10
/ that of humboldt Hall in order to os-
! cap" reroicr+. was secret stS.
/ .lon ana Master Workman Fullam, ~
, -. 4. NJ. X. of t., presided. lie called
tn, m"et,mE TO- order at J.; ~
/ LerMardS that III" meeting was per
! fcctiy harmonious. it was not adj
! l"uruel un,jl nearly o'rio"h this morn
/ IN" Meantime. the various local assem-
! ulieS had 'uugra gated in halls in .rr-
! s"N city, awaiting the result of tn" con-
| t"r"nc" OF their lead"rs.
When ih-ir decision at last became
/ known, II was received with cheers,
.anl the men went home happy.
one of III" ran and file. who was
! scyn At .irii'iu% Iron Works. in Jers"y
| CIV lhlS morning said.
''Fhn men feel del lighted 10 think tia
our officers have shown 80 much good
sems" Dollars viii help the mon on
strik" great deal more than all the
sympa thetic strikes in the East would.
The hard Winter has left many or
Us broke and 10 go out now Mouli
Il" nothing less than form of in
\ number of his comrades stood about
and nodded emphatic approval OF these
Before he Executive Committee Of
. the knights adjourned last night a
Scrios Of resolutions were passed bitter
" d"nouncine President Cleveland for
ont. and declaring that he was the
friend and tool of the capitalists.
ErS9:mtions wore also q. passed aGproy-
"igu's attitude so far in relation 10 tho
labor troubles. and denouncirG the ar
rost Of D"hs and tn other leaders Of
tn" strike In Chicago
chief Of Police Murphy Of Jersey
CITY, said II told YOU so" when The
Evening World" man called upon him
II knew the men would not so out.
/ ] said so Yesterday. They cannot af-
. ford 10 strike. Their many defeats have
! made them lose heart. and then there
/ are only few IN this vicinity COM
pared 10 tn" large number enrolled
/ under the banner OF the X. OF l.. few
= Years ago.
You MAJ denenI upon II that orders
or no orders tn" men viii not be foot
ish enough to go out on any sympathetic
/ strike
At the various railroad terminals
, trains With ruliman ear" attached wCi"
. reDort"i ~ arriving ard departing on
o. tim" 'Nts b"ruiuS. The railroad officials
. .""ln"l +" hr i'm high GloF. ami declared
J trr tn" strike was broken, and would
u" an Over IN few days.
I'm" freight ward of IN" Ichrgh VA
r., road at CRAM street anl ~ Com
/ in"l nav avenue, are SIUitCd Win
, "nrig freight ears. No p"r habl'
/ ir"iEht is being received or shipped FROM
! There ana Whatever hiud OF freiGhl
! ,s handed Is ouiy taken at tn" risk OF
| tho UH u"T,