The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13
FROM GALVESTON,
AFTER THE BATTLE IS OVER,
The snshs ClsAfs Away and The Rssslt
Of the Arbitration and Its Probable
Effect is GivsA--rhs Dscisien
Of = Suit Axainst Rail
way Company, Etc.

GALvRsTsN, Nov. l2-Ispeeisl.l-A
canvass Of the labor si.aation to-day
demonstrates the fact that last niShps
meeting OF tbs arbitration committee
viii be sccsstsd by both aides,
and all fears OF further
immediate labor troasle, on tho Nal
lOry wharf o. elsewhere in Galveston
ara disbandsa. Tbs Knights OF Labor
arc well piaascR With Ihe Outoo ma, and
quietly olaim IN important victory
by rsaxon Of tke concsssiOa contained
In tho rsoammsadssory CLAUSE Of the
arbitration oonoiit.ss's Anding, wkicn
absolutely prohibited the Mallerys
from employing q angle colorad man
in addition 10 those airesdy employed,
and the knights are using this impor-
tans fact among asor1anizss lsborins
msa OF the ci!y 81 an induesmsnt
W ay thsy rhoald join the orasr. tbs
pay roll OF toe Mallory company
10 ~ ito maximnla now,
and there 10 no prospect
| OF their bong eoMpsllad 10 Increase
the force: hence the ccAcsssioA Ia Of
no prsa.ioal yalRs TO tse huiSbts Gx
ospS In poixs Of pylnSipls, aud thoy nrS
making sss OF 1t 80 such.
Busixass man OF this city wors lpSd
in their boasts tsss ths Doycottsrs
wsrs sntirsly wrsxg In tasir dsmaSds
aud ret e hairs Sr$adts shoala be ssn-
tssy ware 9cia3 10 iaaict
OF the Kbishta OF Lsbor thAt st would
asass 10 exlss GA this island. Their
shagrin, thsFsicrs, was very Gr+ss TO
day Hhsn thsy read Ia ihp ofioiai re-
port ~ the sgbi;rs;iou oo2Mittss,
eisRsd by tsres OF their prominent
| merchants, "LAsl ia Sspnioeratlon
Of tins fsss shat the strike
originated In consequence OF
10 mutual MISUNDERSTANDING,
we recommend it." But Wills: tho
bueiacEs community is roupdly
souvina It's thres delegates who
sisnoa this 'imutuni poisandsr-
GtRHdips" saktlhmsnt, nothing Will
como OF their dissatisfaction, 81
thsy admit the &auags 10 dosa ssd
tasy must abide the result that
strengthens tbs already sSrong labor
Organization.
ASjutant-Gsnsrsl King ia rtill in tho
city purauiug bis Investigations, In
an interview shis evening, Agent Ssw
yer aai& he would write, tho Mallory
rsplT 10 the "rscsmmsndntion" az
ssun Az he had of1islsl notice Of the
SAME.
: The Tsxas seGsion OF the biennial
convention OF the KDi3h.s and Ladder
OF Honor was oconpisd in the election
Of tfiaeers .Gr thu ensuing yser,
r,eultIng AZ follows: John Col
lisr, Mansiela. grand protes-
TOY; Ars. Lizzie Robertson, Winsbor0.
grand vice protector; William p. Cole,
Hempstssd, grand sscrstary; Cnarlee
.. Morse, Austin, grand treasurer; Mrs,
v. b. Dxrnsll, Shnrmsn, grand chap
lain; o. EastIsnd, Wiohita Falls,
grand guide; J. H. L Bray, Blossom
Prairie, grand guardian; II. D. Grisbe
Ga!pssville, grand sentinel; Mrs. J. ~
, Stanton, Winnsboro, Mrs. It, J
DsLssderniar, Houston; Mrs. 4. X.
: Armstrong, Galveston. grand trustees
Hay wood Rranon, Huntsville, su
/; prems representatives; p. b. wrea
g ,lveston, alternate representative.
!, Dallas wes sslected as tho plsee .
meeting Of the nsxt Conventloa. Pro
n oeediDgs will olote wish to-d.y's SEES
D sion.
: In tho district court to day
=. George Alfred Hill sesured 5 YER
s,ct awarding bio sl2,ls.
I; Texas Central Railway company. Tn,
suit wzg bsasd On ac.lun OF tho rail
q way In repusistlnS 3 cSntrsct made
: October, 1883, by q. e. Gray, thon pas
Eenysr agent,to run an excursion trajI
. from Galveston to DLliap and return
: on the grounds thai Gray had made
i too great reduction In tbs rate q
i, Hill. Notion tor now trial has bee,
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