Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
The Mallory Line Moves on Serenely,
While all Other Interests are
Made 10 Suffer.
Statement or Mlsstatement of New
York Agent OF the Mallory Line,
for What It's Worth.
No Intention OF Yielding to the Demand,
of tho StrikerS--Toicgrams
Tempered with.


STILL On TIN NTkikf.
| GALVESTON, TEN., Nov. G.--The marine
arrivals to-day were the Morgan steamer,
/ Lone star, nom New York the schooner,
Bell O'Neil from Philadelphia, and bark.
! Annie Terry, from Montcvidco. The
Mallory steamship, san Marcos, cleared
1 for New York This evening, and win sail
! tomorrow. She has only u partial cargo.
! The Iampasas Is due tomorrow. tiSal
/ strange fact, aud ono that proves uggra-
waiting TO many Rro shippers that the
only steamships doing any business at all
are the Mallory lines and the MOrgans,
both employing culured labor, which dis.
charges cargoos Immediately on their ar
riva, and loads whatever freight remainod
in the warehouses at the time the boycott
was inaugutalcd, McsSrs. Adouc & Lobit,
the bankers, have eight large harks IN
port awaiting cargoes Of oil.cakc which
they cannot get down from Houston,
These gentlemen say that II their MGR
chandisc cannot come through to-mor-
row, they will order the oil-Cako shipped
by rail from Houston TO New Orleans and
send their vessels around TO that city to
be loaded. Other large exporting houses
are considering the same plan of loading
their cotton, but win await the result OF
to-morrow's conference before ordering
their steamships TO leave.
Special to the Gazette
srNru gro.
GALVESTON, TrN., Nov G.--Thc fourth
day OF the great boycott against the NAL
Tory Steamship company has closed with
out any startling change In the situ-
alton. The Houston Direct Nayi-
CATION company brought 500 bales
of cotton down on bargcs to-day and
loaded the same on the Mallory stcan-
ship san Marcos, much to the chagdn OF
the boyCntturs. The Navigation company
employ cuiorcl longsboreWcn, but the en-
ulnecrs and frpuen are white and some
OF them are knights ol Labor, The exec
utiye committee notified theso cn9nccR
and tircmou this eyoning that they must
bring no more merchandise for tie Mil.
lorys II Is understood this order Will
BE obeycd and thus
rBr LAST ANENCN
! OF trade IL closed. -Four thousand halos
! compressed cotton arc lying az Houston
. awaiting barge transportation 10 the
. Mallory ships. R0ui sidcs are evidently
playing the game of irooz out The
: strikers, while presenting nn an.
y broken front, cannot conceal
u their disappointment NJ the cool manor
3 in which the bHsiucss mcn md railroads
accept the terrible loss inflicted on thom
The knights OF Labor calculated that the
large wholesale and shipping interests
would Immediately call an enormous IN.
n dignalion meeting and insist upon Agent
Sawyer Of the Mallory line
n REINsTArISG THE WHITE LoNGstuREMEN
. and thus end the difficulty. All talk about
$ the Missouri Pacific aud Santa Fe compa-
!, nies entering into any arrangement with
II the knights To maintain the boycott
. against the Mallory company IL Idle and
. impracticablc, since prominent railroad
3 officials declare they could not under the
{ law refuse TO do business with
: and for the Mallory company
D without making themselves nmenable
to the payment OF heavy damages. The
, export trade Is sustaining terrible losses,
y and ship brokers are the frat 10 cry
G "Enough.n One house has twenty-five
4 vessels In port or to arrive
: within n week. proml-
r nent bankug-house here has eight
Il ocean barks awaiting cargocs OF cotton.
{ seed cake. Other firms have dozen
d vessels. The city il full OF idle seamen,
i The situation Is
q RAPIDLY APPRoACHING A CRISIS.
Il Something must give way within the
I. next forty-eight hours, Is the gen
n era opinion OF those who are
Il best informed. President Sealy
# OF the Santa Fc road has requested the
state executive committee to meet him In
conference at O'Clock tomorrow. Tel
egrams have been sent up the state tell
ing every member of the committee
20 attend even though they must
y come down on special engines.
II is difficult TO say whether this action
signifies weakness ON either side, as no
p explicit proposition IL pending.
e The executive committee Ia its even.
n ing bulletin says: "You cannot starye ua
T. into submissions The whole city Is
80 stored with groceries, and The FIRST lass
II OF nature Is protection. let the RESPONSE
o bility rest where 1t belongs, BE warned
e In time"
v The city Is remarkably quiet Tonight
n but this gives no Indication Of What TO-
J. morrow may bring forth.
Is Special 10 tho Gazette.
II 40 FREIGHT RECEIVED FOR GALyEsroN
y HOUsroH, Tx, Nov. 1.-THE Knighb
- If Labor here have not participated Ia th'
!. strike further taan boycotting all freight
y going 10 Galveston. They have induced
. the railroad yaflmon not Z,
handle Witl engines any frcigI
q cars destined 10 Galveston One arm her
" Is having 1900 bales OF cotton transferred
by drays 20 the Navigation company
r. bargcs for Galveston. An roads enter
Ing here have issued orders 70 the loca
y agents not 70 receive freight 70 Galveston
y ana 1t j. not being handled by them.
special TO the Gazette
WHAT THE Ngw YORK MALLORY SAYS.
NEW YORK, Nov. G.--At tic NcB Yorl
10 Office of C. II Mallory CO., the agentl
r Of the Mallory steamship line, Mr.. Nal
e. Tory sad this afternoons "1he rceep
y labor troubles 10 Texas bcgal ics
v mon hs ago with a strike OK lab0refs aAl
other Workmen a the railroads. III