The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-11

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At ArUWsoN, lAN.As.
ATEHIsON, kN-, March lO.-phe ST.
ustion Of lho Missouri Pacific strike Is
unchanged. Las, night the strikers
took possession OF several passon -Dr
trains and refused tol.f moro than am
engine and - mail ear .p through This
programme was continued till noon to-
day, when Suuerlnleudm FtEpu took
the bold stRud that the company was
NOT required, under the federal law 20
carry mail ON other thEu regular pas
seugor trains, with iui' oomplemCu. OF
passenger cpaehes AMI glvn orders
that mail co"uhrs should not go Out
without ruguGrclBches H.tsuod M.j.
John NJ. Cruweil, pos li,ics inspector,
then appeared ON tho scuuo and warned
tho strikers that under such cOusimc-
tion the strikers would h8llubIe for tho
siOppHEc ul Wuil mat G This OoeJ.
stoned 20 hasiv con sultUion, aud 10 was
finally agreed 90 lot l.. passengers gn
through hereafter and thuv uro now
running regularly. IIis is regard
ed by suma Us weakening
on thG part OF the mon, although there
was meeting and re,liuinus adopted
to hold freight engines. Railroad ulli.
cltla say portion ultIo strikers have
expressed N desire TO r.tHU 90 work Il
the necessary protection i- ouarol ihom
The railroad officials appealed 90 the
city cuuucii and sheriff tll- evening for
protection, who stated Jh3l they were
powerle,s, aud telegram WAS sent 20
Governor Martin to that ,.luc.
No change In the Missouri Pacific sit-
ualion hero. The striking shop
mon slill hold possession of
| .Y|
and prevent tho moving of freight
trains. officers arc awaiting develop.
ments q, o.ncr localities uu lue line of
the ruud No effort ia being made ~
have The governor call cut thc militia
as IL docs not Hppepr necessary
PAIEaIiNE,
PAlEsllNl March 10. Special J.
The railroad company has notified
sheriff Davis 10y their attorney aud uu.
def aiiidavij, chat thB o0mpluy's prop
ertN aud rights are being iuOparuized,
and thal Tho county vii, h9 hold rCspon'
Alblo Tor ala damage done to the same,
7 ha shops, engines, efC, are now iu
charge OF the sheriff aud his deputies
ana lreight trains are hEiug sent out uu'
der their protection. Tho strike is ho.
coming very warm Rt thi, point, and
out OF the many umors ono can scarcely
get correct report of ANYTHING in con,
hecuou with 10. city Marshal Rogers,
who has been prumlpantly connected
with this affair." acting deputy under
Snerll Davis, received tho following
letter this morning. dHfnd M8rAhall hut
post-uaiked Palestine;
DEAR SIR: II is uulpgstood here that
you are TO come hero aud mko trains
out ui this yard for the company. lf
you attump any such ws warn you %
bring a box long tu be- buried ip, or
you will ho buried without q box, Tor II
Y u attempt moving or guarding trains
out OF this town you VIII never 1.-Two 10
see the ougiue ouL
Yours truly
THREE llUNnk ID SrRKER1,
The mar.bai confronted Jn3 men with
the letter. but they denied All knOWl
edge orit,
ArMtNEorA.
MGSloLA, March 10. Special The
situation uf the strike romans nm
changed, the strigers allowing nc
freight trains to be- run ip or out oi Min
cola ON any vt the divisions OF the Gould
system. The International a Grol
Northern divisions, attempted to
run a hght engine aud ca
boose into Mineula. intending 10 20 ro
turn To Palestine with trains of pousha
nle iroignt hut upou arrival here 10 WA
immeumttlY captured hy the striker
who sidetrarked the engine, taking the
water aud tra out and removing Ia,
lifts, The strikers have three other en-
gines la n sihilar condition in their pos
session. They have the switchO
spiked and viii not rllow freight ca
to be moved. They are quiet and or
derly m all their proceedings. and tn,
sympathy aud support OF the publ,
throughout IL with them,
AT MARSHALL,
MARSHALL, March Special /
Yesterday Was = day OF ievorish excite
ment In railroad circles. As soon as 1