The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
iad sSgotiationH for Peace Being
earfied On.
siNlLaa news FROM MARSHALL
NJ, Hayes Give, nc Railroad side-sen-
.R,ionHi Report from Fort Worth
THAT the 1aid Operators are
~ Walt Out To-day.
rHE GovERNoRs EoIcr euyeo.
rtrt, uid system.

There IL nothing new concerning the
strike hove 0r at other points. No
frci thi wus m0l I'd from Marshall yes
tsrdny %, was mapped out by the rail-
way company The strikers say they
will not modest passenger trains.
The traeSIutn here issued tho follow
iugAotict yesterday mornilg;
DALLAS, March live, abe under
signGu pnip.ON on track department
OF tho Tes - 4 Pacific railroad, hero by
ngToe 20 Join hands with our fellow
rAilrCrdmeu IN their struggle against
opp-dRsIOu and starvation wages. We
Demand that wages DO raised 10 81 % per
day, aud re ppctfully ask the aid and
sympathy u me citizens OF Dallas In
our behalf Respectfully,
JOHN MCNEiLL, President,
JAS. MCULgNNAS, Vice-Pfesident,
FpANR MORGAN, Secretary.
lanes BiuHrt Andrew Berry
John MGNull Patrick LN ncn
JlGs RYAN Rudolph Dietreich
ErEuk Asrliu Henry smith
John Doris Michael Keller
John Moran Edward Elliot
Charley Johnson Joe Somers
grDgI Carroll Joe Meddecamp
Jpmcs Logpn William Smith
inhu VIlsou James Roach
Do nes Cunniu isham Wesley Hayes
Tho meeting TO be held tonight, al
clio cnYuer ui Main and Murphy, Tor the
bsuons ol the strikers, will no doubt be
largely attended.
IRE ST. LOUIS REPORT.
s.. Laws March line change in
the rsiIrOad strike here this morning
q COMMITTEES from Sedalia nave called
on Tho mon in the Missouri Pacific
chops bul il is understood they got lit
ge. Il any "a tisfaction. 1t is stated that
tle men In The Missouri Pacific shops
h0Ie have dBcided not to go on strike
The militia companies which left here
yestorday are still resting between JEFF
ssrson Ci.y and Sedalia. Negotiations
for compromise between the road and
tho i1eu axe now going on.
REPulT FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
JEtFERsbN CITY, March u.-Adju'
tant General Jamison returned here
this morning from Sedalia. He
reports tle strikers at Be-
6alie al quiet and orderly and ap.
prsh ends u 0 disturbance. He will not
gay that all danger has passed, and he
cannot say what may occur. The strik-
ers are all citizens of Sedalia, many
owning h0uses and property, and the
destruction of property necessarily In
wolves loss to them. He met the lead
erg OF tine strike who said they would
only accept a restoration OF former
wages, written promise was given
nlIni SlgDbu by tne eSecutive couiihl1.ee
OF the strikers, that trains
will b. allowed to run and
properly ,ot be tempered with. AS an
evidence Ut the widespread influence OF
the strik, he said the leaders told him
the rea.on for hesitancy in agreeing to
lei other companies run freight trains
was because of conflicting agreements
with strikers at other points to hold out
nnuI th6aemands of all the strikers on
nd hnn
agreed TO- The militia from st. Louis
has beon switching back and forth be-
tween THIS place and Centretown, about
10 miles rom here, since their arrival
yesterd az, and are now in camp at the
latter place, awaiting orders from the
governor This morning com
Ynittee Of citizens and strikers
from SGdalia arrived and waited on
GOV Iarmaduke. He made an APP
9rce was held. The committee assured
the governor of The orderly condition Of
affairs ut Sedalia, and the utter useless.
ness Of armed forces, and re quested that
ths militia be ordered back TO ST. Louis
The governop replied that unless there
MIS- urgent necSssity, tue troops would
rot I've sent 10 ,Sedalia, but that the law
must not be violated, and that trains
must be allowed to run. Further, he
Intended to keel1kte militia on hand al
close call until yInatters had been salts
saetorily adjusted, and there was nc
fear Of a distur Dance.
AT PARSONS.
PARSE Ms, March 1.-the strikers OF
the Missouri Pacific remain firm. They
have been very quiet to-day. IL was ru
rnored Last night that they had ordered
south as MusKogee, to come to Parsons
Tor protection, and also that, after to
DAY, no passenger trains will be per
lnitted TO pass except the engines ano
mail csrs. This morning Superintend'
snt Golden aid Sheriff LampsOn at
sempted to fire up an engine to take
out a freight train, but were not per-
lnittsd to do SO.
MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.
fbis has been another quiet day
among the Missouri Pacific strikers
They are still masters of the situation
Adjltant-G General Campbell, sent here
by GOV. Martin to investigate the mat
ter, arrived to-day and had 9
conference with the mayor anc
authorities and the executive committed
of the strikers. After.a thorough lnves
sigation he concluded there was M
need Of troops as the company's prop
ertv lis not in danger. He returned *
Topeka this afternoon on special en-
CINE.
MASTERING THE SOLDIERS.
Sr. Louis, March u.-About $50 of thu
militia assembled at the armory here
last night, by order of Maj. Buchanan
the sotiior officer of the regiment re
maining In the city, and after genera
talk about the situation were dismissed
under instructions to hold themselves
In readiness to respond to further or
dars at moments notice. It is not be-
lieyed, however, that any additional or
ders will be issued, as the necessity fol
their services is evidently passed.
GOV. MORMADUKE's ORDER.
The situation remained unchanged
last night. One freight train arrived
from st. Louis, but mono departed. The
Acknowledgement of the state was IL
cousultatfon with both strikers and citi
xens, Gov. Marmaduke sent the follow
ing telegram to the adjutant-general a
Sedalia, last night:
jefferson City, Missouri, March l0-To Gen
]; g. Jamison, Acknowledgement sedaiia
Admitting as do the right of every
man 10 refuse his personal services To-
nav unsatisfactory to himself, yet ar
interference with the business ant
property of his former employer
whether farmer, merchant or railway
company, or any one else, cannon o.
justified on any principle of law or gooe
morals. If 1 understand the :p.':c,
at SedaIia, the employees In the machine
shops decline to work longer for the pay
offered by the company. This they hav'
the right to do, but they are violating
the law by interfering with the propert,
and the transportation business OF tn
'ampsny,and with the'great commercial
fnserests OF the country, by hinderint
or preventing the movements Q
freight. This Is a psipable violation Q
the law and must not 90 u1isconstrued
Please notify the parties to depart .
onoe, lhoo<>tly hope they will, but 10