New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12

REPORTS FROM MANY sTATES-THE MEMBERS OS
THE ORDER NORTH. EAST. SOUTH AND WEST
REFUSE TO co OUT.
P,ttsburg July 1.-THE official appeal OF General
Master Workman Sovereign, Of the knights OF La
bor 10 strike has yet been received here Thefe
are about 1000 members of the knights or LABOR
IN District No g. District-Secretary Hochstetter
said to-day that he felt certain the appeal 70 s'rine
would receive attention here. He ADDED that
the Knights OF Labor would lend the western
strikers all possible sympathy and moral support
"Of course" he continued. III all the raHroaue's
and other trades in the district were to come OUT
we would not hold back. The indications here are
sUch that it would be OF little for us TO come
out We are not organized here 70 ahtaso"'~e eap
tallsts. Their interests are ours
Philadelphia. July 1.-THE manifesto OF uehe'a'
Master Workman Sovereign urging all X OF Il
men strike has not SO far aneeiep ms cor
The K of L. membership In Philadelphia Is eT,; tm,n
paratiyey small and should , me UrSs Sslt so '''~
baltimore July 1.-THE issuance of General Mas
for Workman Sovereign's appeal TO knights OK
Labor to quit work will have no Immediate erect
bere Ten years ago the X. OF l.. had $1,000 men,
bers here to-day there are less than 100 ana none
speciai meetings were held by any OF the ASSEM-
blies last night.
Augusta. Ga. July H. -sovereigns order has not
reached Augusta and movement Is being nade
among railroad or others TO so out on strike.
. r,ass-meeting has been called by the Confederate
Survivors, Association and citizens to ndorse zen
oral John b. Gordons speech IN the sena'e se''e'-
day. -. Nan,
Richmond Va. July n.-No attention mas oee"
Maid IN this region TO Sovereigns manifesto
savannah Ca July n.-Labor unions mere pay
ro s,ten,ion 10 Soveregn's suggestion NO strike -
hG in s1sSf''''' sisSp - ' ,,
Atlanta. Ca July li.-No attention whatever was
paid to Sovereign's appeal here. Inc h"isn'' o'
labor have not even been called together 10 o'S-
II. 49,. ,.,..~,r,
Rochester July 1.-THE organizations belonging
% rho knights OF Labor in this city held no meet
ines 10 take action upon the general oruer ashi,is
them 70 20 out II is not thought that there VIII 10
much OF a "go-out" at this point .
,,horv Iulv ll-There is not likely TO be any dis
turbance here among the Knights OF Labor by reac
son of Sovereigns orders. There are ie" "'e"oe''
here and they are not anxious 20 so ou'' man..
pos,on July 1.-THE Herald" says; AFTER
os, tborough canvass, The Herald Is In posi-
lion 70 announce that there will not be strAe VI
tho BOSTON labor organizations. only sfnai NUM-
her OF railroad employees on the ra'iroaos running
ont OF Boston in favo: OF strike lhey w
not believe that strike at this point WIZ a"e'.
tho result OF the Chicago or Western strikes ana
hovcot, Neither have they received. as yet. from
>,r Dsbs or other labor officials any orders 10
strike In Boston and New-England the srea' ma
,ority Of the labor men are members OF 'De ne, 49,,
can Federation Of Labor. None OF the 'o0d 0'',N
hovs "a vet received orders TO go out or 10 tie op
railroads. .u ,.r
I, 10 ,rsd,ced that the order 10 strike from Gem
,i Master Workman Sovereign. OF the knlehts
OF Labor will practically fall fiat In the Ne"
,a,d States Outside OF Boston, Lynn, Marioofo'
,rudson Providence New-Haven and HARTFORD ths
tx,,ghts of Labor have been almost compieteV
s,nsrseaed in New England by the trade unions
pos,on Is the Knights Of Labors strongest poiht,
,a I, "a estimated that there are about aoo0
L,r,gh,s here A considerable number OF thess
members are city employees The only raiiroao e'".
rioes in the order are employed In Boston freight
sheds These men have number OF grievances
that they would like adjusted. BUY they "~'' NV
vet considered the question OF striHns. Pail,
"It 10 fact that organizers or tne Aifei ea q.
nav Union were endeavoring to found pranch IN
Roston some months ago. Recently hone ha'e G bon,
at work here. for tne reason or ma ,drmai him thai
no,hng could be done at this point al th's u'ie'
Roc<,and Me. July IA A. beatoh "as'es
workman for the District OF Maine Is. OF L.. says'
I'VE have about 1000 members. none OF whom oe'
lang 10 any railway union. We fall TO see any rea'
son whatever such order wouia auec. MAJ ~
ters for them to go out on a strike lney aIs a.
conservative and will not strike unless they can ~
shown good and sufficient reasons why they ehouiu'
Concord ~ H. July 1i.-Sovereign's order TOT
strike will have no effect whatever among WORK
man IN ,h,s city There has been no meeting OF th0
Central Labor Union In regard to the Westei"
strike. .
Rutland VT, July ll.-Mr. Sovereigns oruer '"
the Knights OF Labor to strike Will be disooeyeo
absolutely In this city. leading member OK '"s
order said last evening that the men here had no
grievance and did not sympathize with the Ameri-
can railway Union TO the extent OF being wiInF
10 strike The order throughout Vermont ne sa'o'
would doubtless take the same position
Detroit. July 1.-THE Knights OF Labor have no
following In this city and the manifesto OF oene'sA