The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

ohio. and A. J. Williams. The striker,
express themselves as more confident than
| ever That the company will be forced tc
yleIu. On the other hand loc VI officials of
the company CLAIM they will be in as good
condition next week Ms before 'he strike,
messages Of sympathy and cong ratulaton
were received by the strikers to-a'ay from
All parts OF the country.
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WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Twelye operators
are on duty at the Western Union ofllce 10.
day, including the assistant manager and
gnlei operators. The day force who worked
thursday and yesterday are absent TODAY,
| 10 lnemen Joined the strike here. Al the
otllces OF other telegraph companies there
is no change In the situation,
AT GALVESTON
SAlvHroN, July Alt Is stated officially
mat the Western Union offices At Kansas
wy st. Louis and other leading cities In
we west are supplied with a null force
~ ~ competent operators. All Texas OF.
aua auSs are iuily manned. except Houston,
there before Monday morning. The forces
IN the northern and eastern Offices are 70.
ported ehec,iye and filling up rapidly. The
company will be able TO resume its usnal
business on Monday without the aid of the
strikers. and although the strikers NAV re.
man out Tor some time TO come. the leila.
ktaph service will Eot be further DELAYED or
interrupted W VI
GALyEsroN, July 2l.--lSpecial MAN.
aser hal stated tonight that the strike of
9 teleHrapners, as lar as II affected this
mad eleven operators at work to.niSht and
oy monday morning would have f,ll force
on, anu handle all business without any
eunulllon, ana that all points In Texas were
seherally In as good condition, with The
exception OF the Houston office which was
YET short, but with the force he would have
Monday he could send the Houston Office two
men' which would put them in condition IN
s"usact All business offering, The approach
so the operating room is still guarded and
Fro w. one allowed to enter without permission
rom the manager.
AT FORT WORTH.
FORT WORTH, July 9l.-TSpecisI Tho
SS.tlke effects business here more and mora
nV Vo1hinuhication yet with New Orleans
auu the three operators on duty here have
worked day and night, being worn ont and
no reilei IN sight Railroad operators RI.
Union. 'N WIZ "os'''"
AT LOUISVILLE.
LoulsVlLLE, July 2l,-rhere Is no i'm.
proyemeht in The situation here. The
In, ~, :. "lo W S.ih urn anu apparently gain
T,E W 81 ength. They have been offered
financial aid by local unions of other trades
business In all speculative commodities nj
Total stand. The Western Union is stili
iecelvlng business, but handling il with ex.
treme difficulty. - "'''' VA
AT PRoyIpENcE.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 2l.-six Of the
operators employed by the Western Union
ieIegraph company Of this city, struck 10.
uay, leaving the force at work insufficient
on w. nahule me business Three of the
operators .i,e which composes nearly the en-.
tlre force ofthe American Rapid comnanv
OIL TINS city, also struck at noon.
AT MARsuAAL.
o-n,,sA m,ARsHALI, July 2l,-[special Two re.
Ifui Tru,es 70 lhe operating force of the Western
Union passed through here to-day for Gal.
weston and will take service with The com.
pany AZ that point. Manager Morrison, AT
TINS place, sticks by his post like n hspo
ana dispatches matters In good style.