Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-11
NOT MUCH OF STRIKE AFTER ALL.


NOT MUCH OF A STRIKE AFTER ALL.
After an investigation covering practi-
cally every field of labor the Evening
Post finds that 1,700 cigar makers have
struck, and 800 German bakers will go
out tonight. All other lines of industry
are going on as usual.
Lindholm, msster workman of the
Knights of Labor, claims 10000 Knights
of Labor in this county.
SOVEREIGN NOT DISAPPOINTED.
Referring to the threatened strike of
Knights cf Labor, General Master Work.
man Sovereign said to-day that he was
by no means disappointed; that it was
too early yet to say what action the
unions would take. He declared that he
did not expect there would be any change
in the situation to-day. IT the order is
sued we're in effect by Saturday night he
said he would be satisfied.
TO IMpEACH OLNEY.
Sovereign was in consultation this
morning with General Secretary John w.
Hayes who with Z. B. Mcguire and Chas.
A. French compose the members of the
executive committee in Washington.
After the conference Sovereign said:
proceedings will be commenced in
Washington to-day under the direction of
members of the executive committee of
Knights Of Labor who are in that city to
impeach Attorney General Olney."
Sovereign did not think the procsed-
lngs would be brought through an ap-
peal to congress, but in what manner he
could not say. He added:
"If it were the president, congress
would be the only way, but with a cabinet
officer it is different. We have the best
legal advice IN Washington and petit
tion against the attorney general has
been drawn up and is ready for filing:
DEBs Is NoN-coMM1rTAL.
President Debs WAS seen to-day and
said he had issued no further orders and
expected to issue none. "The matter is
entirely out Of my hands now" he said,
"and have nothing more to say"
SERENE AT PUEBLO.
Pueblo.-The employees of the Denver
& Rio Grande railway in this city held a
meeting this forenoon and voted by q
large majority to 60 to work. There was
no evidence of strike here except
around the A. R. U. and soldiers head
quarters.
swITCHMEN STRIKE.
Minneapolis.-The switchmen of the
$500" road of this city to the number of
about forty struck this morning. Their
grievance is that they were required to
switch cars from boycotted roads.
X. OF L. STRIKE ORDERED OFF.
Cleveland, Ohio.-A telegram WAS re-
ceived at the headq uarters of the knights
of Labor from Grand Master Workman
Sovereign at Chicago, as follows: "Do
not strike. See press reports"
The telegram from Mr.. Sovereign came
in late last night and was sent over from
the K. of l.. headquarters to meeting of
the A. R. U. to day. Local Knights of
Labor officials refused to discuss the
meaning Of the communication.
NO STRIKE AT CLEVELAND.
There was no strike in the city to-day
by members of the order and it is sup
posed that the message from the grand
master workman caused it to be called
of, for the time being at least.
A member of the Knights of Labor
speaking Of the telegram said he thought
1t was sent on account of Debs' indict-
ment. In case the grand jury should take
steps looking to the indictment of Sow
ereign this message would be on file with
the telegraph company, showing that he
had called of the strike previously or
dered.
STRIKE OVER AT CLEVELAND.
The employees of the Erie railroad de-
cided this morning to go back to work
and the strike, 80 far as that road is con-
cerned, is over. All trains started out to-
day as usual.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI District Master Workman
Kavanagh, of the K. of H., when asked
this morning what would be done under
the order of Grand Master Workman Sow
ereign said: "The grand master had no
authority to order general strike. All
he could do was to advise and request it.
The request would then 60 to the local
assemblies for consideration and unless
they agreed to it there could be no
strike" Kavanagh has not yet received
official notice from Sovereign. Until he
does no action will be taken by the order
in Cincinnati.
STRIKE DID NOT MATER1ALIzE.
Omaha.-No strike had materialized in
this city at II q. m.
NO KNIGHTS OF LABOR AT INDIANAPoLIs.
Indianapolis.-As there are no Knights
Of Labor men here Sovereign's order had
no visible effect in this city.
ORDER FELL FLAT AT MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee.-Th strike order fell fiat
in Milwaukee. Not man quit work.
no STRIKE AT ST. JosEpH.
st. Joseph, Mono strike here up to
IL a. m.
NO ATTENTION PAID TO SOVEREIGN.
Toledo, Ohio.-Up to 10 a. m. the X. OF
L, had paid no attention to Sovereign's
orders.
OHIO ROAD TIED UP.
Masillon, Ohio.-The Wheeling & Lake
Erie tie-up was made complete this morn
ing by the withdrawal of all the brother
hood men, who were unable to continue
at work without full complement in
each train crew.
NO RESPONSE IN NEW YORK.
New York. k.-The request Of Grand
Master Workman Sovereign that all
Knights of Labor quit work in sympathy
with the Pullman strike met with no re-
sponse here. The Knights assume that
the address contained no mandate and
that they therefore may exercise their
own discretion in the premises.