The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-12
A MAJORITY
AGAINST IT.

They form only "msll percentage Of
the WORK ngm'n or this vicinity.
I've expect to hear something from
Chi ago by tomorrow morning"
A policeman In ran uniform was sta b.
toned at The door ut District Assembly
f9S heaiuuartor9. No. 3 Union square.
all the morning. Vie guid II" had been
instructed to tax" tho names Of every
on" entering the ON - IN the belief II al
the Executive Board intended holding -
meeting FOR the purpuS" ~ considering
SoveroIgn's manifesto. 40 zach meeting,
however VAS held
Secretary Patrick Murphy got la tho
Office shortly before o'clock, but h'
f. und no communra ion whatever from
chicago awaiting him. Aft"'"arda to ni
Evening word reporter a" SAID.
mo on, in ,his city so"ms To know
what General Master Workman SuNcf-
eign means. We know absolutely moth
Ing here beyond what has been published
ceiyed no cornmun"ali uf any KIND.
I've do not believe ilul he in
tended that document AZ an order
ar even AZ suggestion for gen
order. backed up by an Endorsement ~
I 10 Gene al Execute" Board We viii
take no action Whatever.
"lf such an order does come, nothing
could be done, - Car as the knights Of
I.ab Dor her" are concerned, inside of forty
eight hours. In any event oven " such
an order should be received, ii would
not necessarily follow that tho knights
IN this city, or any ollfN city FOR that
matter should no on strike.
'Retwcen tn" General Master Work
man and the knights stand tho District
Assemblies aud II ia optional with the
District Assemblies Ia say II the STRIKE
~ advisable.
II cannot answer for all the delegates
Of the S"ventN-four orGa nlZations CON
troIed by - A. ~, but believe n
,,.o i,rt u hn a ~ . "A
all.
"personally. believe that strike in
this city or knights Of Labor would be
absolutely worthless. In the first place.
while We have never begged for money,
our treasures are by no means fun
No. 10 has suffered seriously in the past
from want OF harmony and ill-advisod
strikes We are slowly but surely re
covering from all this. and wherever our
men are at work. tho most harmonious
feeling exists between employer an,hem-
plOyee.
1T would he a shame to have those
relations broken of now. I think It Is
safe to say there viii he no strike Of
any kind In New York city on account
OF Sovcreign's attitude.
'If the leaders now in conference in
Chicago are fully convinced that work
men all over the country would lay
down their tools at tho same moment
general strike, hut not otherwise. he
lieve that - will do all in its power
with money and otherNies to help out
the Chicago strikes.
whether the men there win or los" the
present strike, a great victory viii have
heen achieved anyhow, as The world will
have learned condition al affairs
that few people dreamed existed
As to the ditchinR Of tn" train and
the killing OF Federal soldiers IN taliirr-
ria yesterday, It Is u most regrettahlc
occurrence and one which VIII seriously
hurt the cause OF organized Labor
\ n itvl -
any kind. 1t would have h"cu mor"
manly for the California strikers 10
have taken tho field and fought tn" sol
diers fairly than to have adopted such
couaiily tactics
Secretary Murphy. with LAWYER Sails
bury. called on Supt. Ryrnes at Police
Headquarters this morning aud Oh
tanned the necessary permit for the
SECRETARY Murphy said.
THE Superntcndcnt was alfahl" and
fcr,nt man than had boon reported.
and he does not wear any horn'.
Thcy also obtained q permit from IN"
Park department for the mass in"otiiiE
il expected that between li,0no and 10000
mon will he in III" parade.
t,rnst BONN. Secretary "f the 'ontral
Labor Federation, was seen Al his oi'l""
in East Fourth street. II" SAID he was
siill waiting Tor something definite from
Chicago.
mo one has asked An organization t"
20 out ON sympathetic strike, SAID he,
Every man attached To the forty-seven
unions which We control is In full sym
path with the A. II. T.. and all are now
wearing the white ribbon.
II know FOR fact that n request from
President pchs and the other leaders
for us to strike would hc responded To.
"In the event Of any such communlca-
ton being sent | will at once call a
meeting Of the Executive Committee to
take action accordingly
At the headquarters Of the American
Federation Of Labor this morning, IA
clinton place. only one or two men
we've seen lettering about the rooms, ana
they knew nothing of the plans Of the
leaders. and had no opinion to offer.
1t tho hlC nass-mecting called Tor to-
niaht IN Cooper Union n Committee
will be appointed to "aise u fund for the
Chicago strikers.
rhe following lahOr orcaui2a tons mo-
in this CITY last uight and adopted reSo-
buttons Undressing the American Railway
tni"u. Many added a clause 10 tn" res
buttons denouuCing President tleNe-
land Cor ordering regulars to the scene OF
Ironhies.
phols,rrrrs lnIop $50. - c,Rarmshcr.. Union
No 10 elders u'ou. which also denounced
chiefs Arthur. sargent Wilkinson and other lead
crs ~ me o'i rruthrrncois tor rc'lH!ns to Join
In In. STRIKE. LIlomr Trades Sc ZION NJ tho 9.
l.. 4 Nachinists' Progressive FUTON 80 Z, which
Tl,O o0mpNm'uiyd Gu.. NlT"'d. ~ Illinois, Local
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