The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06
He STRIKE STILL ON
WiTH NO SIGNS OF WEAKENING
On Either Sidc-COncessions to Printers
ana Others-Allogod Request from
the Missouri Pacific Humble
Petitions from Gigantic
Corporations, Etc.

GALVESTON, Nov. 5.-[Special.1 THE
third day of the Mallory boycott has
passed without any sign of weakening
on either side. The striking knights
surged back and forth en- the principal
streets discussing the situation, but
perfect orGer roigned.
The secret conference Of the execu-
tive committees of knights OF
Labor and Trades Assembly
remain ia seseion till
o'clock this morning Tho committee
granted concessions permitting prin-
ters, newspaper men ana clerke, hay.
ing no direct connection with com.
merce, TO return to work, upon con-
dition thst they shall cease al q mo.
menLs notice. Thls order enables
ebont 60 clerks sni printers TO work.
II is Has rted by tho knights that q
rHther remarkable proposition has
been thrown out by the Missouri Pa.
Citic company, ana rejected by the ex-
ecutive committee. The proposition
came through subordinate official
suggesting that If the knights will
raise the embargo on tho Missouri Pa
cliic, that company Will agree not to
haul o pound OF freight for the Mallory
company until, the boycott is over. The
Missouri Pacific people deny that they
made any such overtures, but the
knights verify their story by naming
the sub official.
The president of the Gull, Colorado
Il Santa Fe railroad to-day applied TO
the executive committee for permits
sion TO bring in and send out
| hnlrInO nv
Gus billed for Tomorrow
The permission was granted. The
Missouri Pacific company WAS also
granted permission to send OUT water
tanks. These humble requests from
gigantic corporations indicate how
supremely tho Knights are masters of
the situation. BY thor mandate they
have diyerted commerce away from
Galveston ~ eifactually 8s thou9h yhe
was be9ieggG by an Immense army.
| RumOrs are current tonight
that tue RAILROADS and cotton presses
viii mako concerted effort
10 ntloduco col0red lsborerB from
Brazoria and ether black districts.
This story can not be authenticated
Tonight, bat Il 10 agreed Oa al sides
THAI Suuh a iQ1vs would pracipltste
bloody riOta. Ihs Mallory steamship
San Marcos atyiNe1 from Nav York
Shis eVeelnH, aud is being die
charged by thu colored long.
BhoTom9n, Just as though moth
inS unusual hsd occurred. Some 20C
atrikets stahd qg;eily outside the
wharf gates we.chi0s tno negroes
work.
nthi5 asteroUou'8 issle OF the Daily
Balletin, puoheaa0 by tue executive
board, appeara tho following omtnoue
threat:
ave have not as yet used the last re.
sort, aud hopo that our present action
will bo sufficient
Treating the situation editorially
the organ OF the strikers sounds the
tocsin, us follows:
"Vlctory means freedom aud defeat
slavery. Che die Ia cast ana every
man must DO found 81
his post ready and willing
70 do, and II necessary 10 die. Capita
aud monopoly arc now engaged
agalnss you. You have nothing tt
fight your. bsttlea but your own stouI
hearts and hands, and the Justice o.
your cause. You conuot afford e
stand idly by and SEQ YOURSELF, wiye,
and children reduced to bogpary auc
want. Ths irrepressible Conilics n
now upon w. II you lose this tgh
foreign pauper laborers will
DO imported TO take YOU
pisces, laws will be- enacted
to mako II q ponitentiary offense /,
; engage Ia u strike. vsgrant laws vii
BIO enforced To place you In danger 4
; you refuse 10 work at starvation wage,
You can't afford to lose. Death wo,il,
DO n blessing In comparison To Won
condition In Gaze OF doloat.n
A largely attended meeting of III,
atrikers In Deing held tonight.
The following steamships hsyo mr.
, rived In this port: San Marcos, from
; New York; Georgia, from West liar
tlepool, England, and Princes, iron
, Shield, England. Great uueasinos
: prevails In marine circles on Rccouu
or the heavy demurrage charges accu
mulsting against shippers iuable [,
load their vousels because of the slril !
over % steamships and large SCHOONER
/, arc awaiting cargoes, many being par
TALLY loaded.
/ The funeral Of Mrs. Mary A, Dayi,
who died yesterday, was very lsrpel
attended this afternoon from II
Mary's cathedral. Deceased wss ~
mothor Of tho late Govorpor Ed
. mund j.. Davis, and lived /
h tho rip0 old age Of 10 wear,
. she was ono Uf ths cid residontx Z
0alytston aud had, perhsps. n iarRe
! olrolo OF frlonds end 0co6a2n(SnoSs :
~ penon On the ialand.