The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-21
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lowing recommendation bY tbo Gptcfn'
Ufs u the states " Missouri AMI kiH7ts
and others, having boen accepted and
acted upon ~ The proper authorities el
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
~ order was lAaued ny the latter ycsicr
day which virtually ulis The great rtll'
road strike u 1855, ON basis whlch
seems 10 give mutual satisfaction, and
to-day all hands will bo busy In moving
iug The Accommodations oi freight which
have bloekaded the road for the past
week
~. ipuis. Mo-, Marrh ii isss The i1llow
Ing ~ fRnaiiOns have been presented W ihe
undefsgued Ra a solution ~ the difinulNes
~ nths.ni impeding tie operations oi these
railroads
H. tapfain H. s. Hags,, firn rles PreiifeHi
eAe Rdii'eaT compaHg aud isspciated Reads
wnkaKAs, ON account ~ the strike among
certain VI the employees of the Missouri Pa
cine RAILWAY Company IN tbs states ~ Mis-
eoufl aud kansas, resulting Ia the HtNppagc,
and cessation Of all freight tfaftic oFor saii
companys lines IN said states, TO the Rreh.
datrimeut ~ tie business interests and
rights of tho people 1i said States, and ths
eontinuanoa OF Which endangers the public
peace ana the safety Of the oompany's
property and
WnEnRls The Undersigned, representing
the two states named above respectively
anxious TO restore harmonious relations DC
tween the sad company aud It's said en-
ployes. aud 10 restore TO the public the I'M
ohsirneted use Of said lines ut railroad, DC
recommend and request saii com any to re
store to Its striking employees 10 Missouri
and Kan G the same wages paid them "
| september, 1884 including one and one hni
| price Tor extra time worked. aud to restore
all said striking employees TO their snyora
rmploymenlr without prejudice to them OF
| account OF said strike,
believing that the foregoing will constitute
| Just AMI fair settltm mt, We recommend
their acceptance by the striking employees
~ well as By the Missouri Pacific Hallway
| Company.
Dated IL. Louis, Mo. March Is, 1875
JOns a. MARTIN,
Govern OF Kansas.
JOns \. MARaADuKn,
| Governor OF Missouri.
| L. l.. Turner, Almerin Gillett, James Hum
| phrey, Railroad Commissioners OF Kansas
George Z. Pratt, James Harding, w. q
Downing, Railroad Commis sioners OF MIS-
Houri.
II. q. Boone. Attorney General OF Missouri
J. q, Jamlsnn, hdiutant General oseai
kooht tlky, Commissioner OF Labor Statistlc
and Inspection.
| with desire 60 concur with the recon
mendations expressed above by State OH
cials, and to open the usual avenues OF com
merce, and with spirit OF amlty and har
mony towards the employees OF these com
panies, this Is to give notice that the rate
OF wages and terms above specified will ~
into effect on Monday morning, Mauh 1871
inst. and be In effect from aud aitor tia
/ daie.
| Hereafter said rates will not be chanaeI
oncept after thirty days notice thereof
given In the usual way. u. y, hAfks,
First Wee. President.
Heads OF departments to which thc nbUrl
applies viii act IN accordance with the pr o
visions Of tho above circular,
II NJ, HoxIK,
| Third Vice President.
st. Louis. No., March rs. issa