The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-14

question, 1t is expected, will bo dis.
cuSSed.
NO CHANGE AT ATCHIsoN.
ATcHIsoN, KAs., March lS.-There il
no material change in the situation
here, except that the strikers appear
more confident. They profess lie be.
l'6l that their demands will be complied
with. Public sympathy continues TO be
with tnem, An attorney of the read
expresses the opinion that the end is not
probable for several days. No commit.
tee has yet gone from hero to consult
with the officers of the road. There is A
rumor that II there is not speedy ad-
Justment the engineers will Join the
strike.
No change in the Missouri Paciec
strike. Gov. Martin and the railroad
day.
AT ALVARADO.
- ALVARADo, March l3.-T Special. -
fhe strikers to the number OF about 25
~ this point remain firm, but orderly,
no attempt has been made to move any
thtng since yesterday, when l.. ID. Mer-
Ger, local land agent, was confident of
success and made the attempt, but did
not succeed and was visited last night
with copious showers of defunct eggs
The strikers bali was a success and,
they seem to have the sympathy of the
entire community.
COLORADO CITY,
COLORADO, March l3.-[ Special. low
ing to the recent strike the grain and
feed supply OF here has been entirply
exhausted. Serious Inconvenience Il
expected owing to the remoteness of
inns city from the whole sale markets.
No freights have arrived from the east
Tor eight days, and but ono from the
west during tnat time.
SOMETHING GOOD At MARSHALL.
MARSHALL, March l3-l Special. H.
Active negotiations are now going on
between the strikors and the railroad
otuclals, and ifom present iudicatiousa
speedy and satisfactory settlement w II
be arrived at. preventative men
from other points of tho line have been
telegraphed TO come here Immediately.
when the terms proposed by the com
| pany Will be submitted to them, tho OK
act nature OF which Ia not now def
nitely known, nor will it be until to.
morrow. Tho people are greatly elatod
at the sudden turn of events. The
strikers are in secret session tonight.
lhey wear smiling faces, and are as
cheerful as larks.
\ sETTLEM Nj AT PALESTINE,
/ PALESTINE. March l3.-lSpecial The
strike Is all over by agreement of the
| superintendent and master mechanic
/ Tor the men 20 resume work tomorrow
| morning under the same wages as be.
fore the cut was made. Tho strikers
are quiet but feel very jubilant over
| their victory. Thil concession extends
only 10 the International & Great North.
| ern branch of tho Gould system. The
Taylor shops are included in the re-
| sumption,
FROM AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, March l3 VI Special -Infor-
nation here Indicates no change In the
strike. The governor to-day received
a telegram from Thomas Doris, a prom
nent business man of St. Louis, con
graduating him on his good judement
and forbearance In not ordering out the
rangers to suppress tho strike as re-
| quested by St. Louis railway Officials.
AT TENARKANA.
| TEXARKANA, March l3.-[Spocial.l-
Everything quiet here in regard to the
strike. The strikers are holding ont
maniully and gaining in strength by
their strlckly temperate habits. Tho
sympathy of tho community is with
thom,
AT WACO.
WACO, March Especial. The
Texas & 81. Louis railroad Is doing All
II can To accommodate merchants by
other points north aud east, but is hardly
adequate TO tho demand All kinds of
western produce has advanced IN price
aud is getting scarce. Several mer-
chants are ordering from New Orleans.
! Reports from tho little towns on the
Missouri Pacific show that the mer-
I chants there aro sadly Inconvenience.
Tho wholesale houses hOre are tho chief
sutimers. The tracks at tho Missouri
| Pacific yards arc literally crowded with
freight cars. There is the most earnest
desire to have the strike end, but II Is
| noteworthy that people who usually
side with railroads in such difficulties
are ON the side OF the strikers now.
AT KANSAS CITY.
/ KANSAS CITY, March l3 The status
/ 0l the rallrOud strike here Is unaltered.
! The governors proclamation has made
no change in the situation to-day.
| No Efforts have yet boen made by the
| Missouri Pacific officials TO move freight
| trains. Both sides await developments.
ATFoRr WORTH.
FORT WORTH, March l3.-l Special l.
There was quito n breeze raised this
morning when Messr5. j. b. Bartholo-
new and j. @. Harris, officials of the
railroad company, went TO the county
attorneys Office and stated that float.
men, unloading. cars had been driven
of. Sheriff Maddox and deputies went
down at once, hut found no strikers
driving tloatmen away, but learned that
the drivers of the floats refused TO un-
load the cars, being In sympathy with
the strikers, and that was all OF il,
Messrs. Bartholomew and Harris pulled
| OIL their coats and went to work un-
loading the cars without moleslalion
from any one. Con. Dodge Is In the
city, and was waited on by strikers to-
night. Engineers are OF the opinion
lhat IL Is dangerous TO run trains while
trackmen arc on a strike, tho weak
aud bad places in the track having no
attention. There is evidently move
10 get locomotive engineers and iiremen
to join the other strikers. Some of the
telegraphers hero attempted to make
the circular wired you last night prac-
lcal Joke but there was nothing Of the
kind In Il. The only point at issue is
that the editor of the Rail aud Wire
denies the authority OF the committee
TO- send communications TO the care of
his paper.
At MINEoLA.
| MINEoLA, March 10 Especial The
strike still continues at this point, aud
tho strikers are increasing In number
daily. All tho section men and coal
schultz hands have placed their shovels
on the file and Joined the gang. The
yards arc blocked with loaded freight
cars and dead engines arc
too humorous TO mention. Watch
men have been detailed by tho
strikers, who are guarding the com.
pany's property. No intoxicating
liquors are allowed In the shops or
yards,and tho greatest OF order prevails.
\ colorod man applied for work this
morning, but after receiving IL "stem-
winders" with barrel stave, at the
hands Of several OF his own race, con-
cludei that ho would rather lead a re.
tired liiei and at once proceeded to
bis homo in tho rural districts,
! The sentiments of tho citizens are: "Go
| it, hoysl We win stand by you till our
| bellies burst"
! A New Railroad strlke,
MACON, GA, March l3-All tho entri.