The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-17
| CARRY The NEWS
What those Long Idle Wheels
Will Now Swiftly
Spread.
A sabbath Days work that
was an Eloquent SER
mon in Itself.
Labor has Happiness az its Eli
bo,y ana Capital one
Care Less.
The Great strike on the Gould
system h satisfactorily
| Ended!
Text OF the Paper signcd by ucssrs.
Hayes ana Hoxie.

Text OF the Paper sigued by ucssrs. |
Hayes ana Hoxie.
st Louis, Mo, March l5.-Thc con-
ference appointed 10 be held here to-
day, between the leading officials of
the Missouri Pacific railroad company
and the governors and other rcpresen-
tatives of the states of Missouri and
Kansas, on the subject of the existing
strike, took place this afternoon. Az
ter "a long discussion, during which
the situation was fully set forth, the
representatives of the two states for
mulated II proposition which was I'M
mediatcly accepted by the railway Of
iicials. Subsequently Nice-Presidcnt
Hayes issued circular, which has
been sent to the officers and agents of
the company at all affected points,
which tells the whole story as follows:
Office of the first vice president of the Missouri
Pacific railway company, its leased and OPP
Grated lines; and the I, 4 p railway com
beSn presented to the undersigned rs
the solution Of the difficulties at pres
ent impeding the operations oil 'he
railroads:
To Cant. R, s. Hayes first vice pre,si1entf
and eli Of executive officer of the Missouri
Pacific railway company and associated
roads: .
Whereas. on account of the strike
among certain of the employees OF Tue
| Missouri Pacific railway company IN
the states of Missouri and Kansas, re-
sulting in the stoppage ana cessation
! of all freight traffic over said com
panv's lines in said states, to the great
| detriment of the business interests
and rights of the people of said states,
and the continuance of which enuah-
gers the public peace ana anu lhg
safety of tie company's properllcs'aho
Whereas, the undersigned, rcpreseh
ting the two states above named re-
snectiyely, anxious to restore mar
monious relations between the sald
companies aud said employees, ana tt
restore to the public the unobsiructeI
use of said lines of railroad, do recon
mend and request said companies Il
restore to striking employees III MISS
ouri and Kansas the same wages pai'
, them in September, 1881, including
one and one-half price for extra TIM
l worked: and to restore all of sai'
striking employees to their several EN-
ployments. without prejudice to then
!, on account of SID strike.
constitute a just and fair scttiehleh
we recommend their acceptance D
n the striking employees, as wen rs
!. the Missouri Pacific railway con
pany:
- John A. Martin, Governor OF kansa
!, John 5. Marmaduke, Governor
~ Missouri; l.. l.. Turner, "A, Gllle'
= James Humphrey, Railroad Cor
4, missioners of Kansas George
= Pratt, James Harding, w. G. Dow
~ ing, railroad Commissioners of Nj
In souri,. g. ,
" With a desire to concur with Il
~ recommendation expressed above
40 state officers, and to open the usu
lie avenues of commerce, and with
~ m shirt of amity and harmony iowa
the employees of these companies, u
is TO give notice that the rate ofwaI
W and terms specified will go into ell
W on Monday, March 10th instant, a
,or be in effect from and after that Ola
l1i Hereafter said rates will not
~ changed except after thirty days
"" tice thereof, given in the usual way
r. 5. HAYES,
- First Vice-Presidcn
w Heads of departments TO WI
iod above applies will act in accorda
Nyr with provisions in above circular.
'ro, ISigned1 II. NJ. HoXIE,
inu Third Vice-Presidon
nv THE sEDALIA MEN DON'T CATCH
the St. Louis, March l6.-A spe
him from Jefferson City to the Post
mere patch says: Great anxiety is felt
was the authorities over the refusal OF
mere strikers at Sedalia to accept
/ If terms offered by the railway otii'
he The governor telegraphed 10 SCI
linO inauiriug the cause of the trouble
dage whether to send militia. Labor
tors missioner Kochtitzky, now at Sc,
ants has telegraphed the governor tina
and strikers don't understand the raj
ever, company's offer.
ed to PRACTICALLY AT AN END
hcth- Sedalia, March l6,-The stri
# the considered practically at an
rules though no orders have yet bee
de- sued by the committee, and II
ought pected men will return 10 wor
said morrow morning. No freight
were have moved yet, but may late I
the THE TERMS ACCEPTED.
can. Atohison, Kas., March 10Th
ma y 10 committee, after meeting this
ndaod noon, declared the terms OF sett
accepted and the railway
Wis and ended.
,ogips IT's ALL OVER.
earted st. Louis, March l6.-Niee
them dent IIoxie has received tel
senate. from superintendent oil the NJ