Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-11
OBJECTIONABLE RULES.

rules.
sovEREIGN's ORDER IGNORED.
Jersey City.-There is no disposition
among railroad men or others to heed the
recommendations of Sovereign's address
NO MEN QUIT AT FORT WAYNE.
Ft. Wayne.-No Knights of Labor men
had quit work here at IL a. m.
NO STRIKERS AT DETROIT.
Detroit.-There has so far been no
strike of Knights of Labor or other Or
ganizations in this city.
M'BR1DE EN- ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
Columbus, Ohio. - Patrick Mcbride,
secretary and treasurer of the coal miners
union, has gone to Chicago to be present
at the Gompers' conference of Thursday
afternoon.
NO STRIKE AT st. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis.--No strike has occurred
here yet in response to Soyereign's order.
st. Paul.-Up to IL o'clock Sovereign's
QUIET AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore.-No strike ofthe Knights of
Labor took place in this city this morn
ing.
ORDER WEAK AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo.-The Knights of Labor are
weak here and did not strike this morn
ing.
NEW YORK PREDICTION.
New York.-The Evening World says:
"There is but little doubt but that the
5000 Knights of Labor in this city under
the jurisdiction of district assembly No.
40 will go out as soon as action is taken
on the order from Sovereign. There are
upward of 10000 Knights of Labor in ad-
dltion to these who may also be induced
to 60 out.
SITUATION AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis.-The railroad situation shows
decided improvement to-day and the re-
ports Of the traffic handled by the various
roads indicate decided increase in the
number of loaded cars handled in the
twenty-four hours ending at 7 this morn
ing over the preceding twenty-four hours.
No knights of Labor strike has occurred
up to II a. m.
SITUATION ENCOURAGING AT DENVER.
Denver.--No strike of the Knights of
Labor Is reported here. All the Colo
RADIO railroads are now running all trains
regularly and the A. r. U. members of
this city and at other points will prob
ably find when they apply for work that
their services are not wanted. The work
ingmen of this city are not inclined to
join in sympathetic strike on behalf of
the Pullman employees and the A. r. u,
having concluded that such moves do no
good. The unions connected with the
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly be-
Dor. Rhody Renehan, president of the
assembly, said to-day that he did not an
ticipate that President Gompers would
call out the organization of this city, but
if he should the order would be obeyed.
There are
COMPARATIVELY FEW KNIGHTS OF LABOR
here, their strongest organization being
an assembly of Union Pacific shop men.
AS the Union Pacific Federated board
decided against the strike on that system
the members of this assembly are unwill-
ing to GU out.
UNION PACIFIC KNIGHTS REFUSE TO STRIKE.
Laramie, Wyo.-Master Workman
Henry Breitenstein, of District Assembly
No. 50, Knights of Labor, was seen this
morning regarding the strike order of
Master Workman Sovereign. Breitenstein
said: 81 have received no official Motif
cation of the order of Sovereign to strike.
/ believe if the order has been issued for
the knights to strike that division 80 has
been excepted. If it has not don't be-
lieye the order will be needed. The board
of this district is unanimously against it,
| have already written and dispatched to
Sovereign, telling him that could not
consistently call a strike on the Union
Pacific and that hoped he would not feel
compelled to interfere with the situation
here. We are still of the same opinion.
We can't take any part in the fight CEN
sistently."
IN POSSESSION OF THE REGULARS.
Sacramento, Cal.-The regulars this
morning took possession of the depot
No violence was offered.
TWO HUNDRED SHOTS EXCHANGED.
A number of strikers who we're in am
bush on the Yolo county side Of the river
fred into the militia after the regulars
had gone to the depot. The militia re-
sponded and over 200 shots we're ex-
changed. One striker was wounded.
GLOOM AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisvill, Ky.-Associate Justice Jack
son of the U. s. supreme court is lying
ill here In private car and is very
anxious tc be removed, but the railroad
company refuses to proceed unless fur
nished troops to guard the train.
KNIGHTS DID NOT RESPOND.
Pittsburg.-The Knights of Labor in
this city did not respond to-day to Sow
ereign's request to quit work.
NOT EFFECTIVE AT BOSTON.
Boston.-Sovereign's appeal to the
Knights of Labor has had no effect here