The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-10
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Resolved, That We as members at h. oil
L. Assembly No. 2476, heartily endorse the
quiet and orderly yet forc:be manner in
which our co-labUrers seek To- obtain a re
dress of their grievances. and that we ex
tend to them our aid and sympathy, aud
that we pledge ourselves To do all In our
power TO assist them in az complishing their
Object.
Resolved, That we hereby request sll
honorable and fair M nded lIbOrers an.
mech 4nics, who may b. seeking employ
m.nt, 20 refrain from taking the places OF
the mel now engaged in battling for their
rights
Res lsed, Thst copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the next meeting of the
said employees, and that they be furnished
the papers Tor publication.
Given uIdar the seal Of X. of l..
! Seal Assembly 3i76, this 9TH day Of
49, March, 1855.
NO STRIKE AT HOLDEN.
Holden. Mo-, March 7.-[Special i
Your corr soondent has made a III igert
search here among railroad men to sscer-
tain their position on The PENDING strike.
Th-re are few here TO 60 out with the ma
chinis,s If that should be their in enIion.
1t i said, but could trace il TO no reliable
source, that the section men of the main
lire and Arizona division we're going on
the s'rike. The present indica.ions are
that the strike will assume small p:ocor-
lions, it any, here.
PARSONS, KAs.
Prisons, KS, March 7.-lcpecisl l.
This has been an exciting day IN this cry.
Knots az men, intermiugled with strange
faces, have hern seen all the morning
about the STREET and slsO in the vicinity of
the shops. AT 8 o'clock this evening the
shop whistle gave an unusually long blast.
All ewes were 10 the direction of the shops.
Soon long lines OF men were seen filing out
Cf tn buildings carrying their bright dan
ner buckets, having turned their backs
upon iSe places which had SO long been
occupied by many Cf them.
An impromptu meeting was held when
il was resolved TO ALLOW 10 freight trairs
to move 10 sny direction. Passenger trsins
will he allowed to run for the present, but
If thought necessary the strikers will inter-
fere with their movements anu cut of
everything but the m il car.
About 500 men are e, gagged In the strike
here. They are very quIet aud orderly.
PROCEEDING QUIETLY.
Deri,on. March THE slriEe pro-
ceeds quietly. News that the machinisis
at Parsons and Sedalia quit work this az
ternoOn encouraged the strikers here. Two
freight trains arrived to-day and were
both side-tracked by the rikers and the
fires drawn from the engines. The strikers
notified the Texas Central road
that If they sent ejgiEes over
the Missouri Pacific track for the purpose
oil assisting the latter company in moving its
cGrs such relief engines would cert4inly be
sized and temporarily disabled. A die
gate. from the striking workmsn at PAT
sous has srrived AID Is quietly comforting
wi h the strikers tonight. Details Of
strikers at the shops keep steam ami hose
In readiness to ex'ingui,h fire. Reports
from strikers at Marshall, Longview, Pal
estiDe and Fort Worth show no signs OF
weakening.
GOOD DISCIPLINE.
Marshall, Texas, March All is quiet
smoDg the striking railroad employees to-
day. A meeting this evening r,sciuded
the resolution notifying Superintendent
Haynes that he must leave town In twenty
four hours. Otherwise both sides remsin
apparently firm as on the first day. At
L ny View the strikers are firm and maiT-
tain good discipline. They stopped five
more freighls To day coming from the d.
recion OF Palestine. The side track, are
covered with cars.
ATCHISOS's WALK CUT.
Atchison, Kas; March THE stop en-
poyes OF The Missouri Pacific railroad at
this place went cut at 9:45 tonight. The
striker, number between 200 and 500, and
are we'll organized, and they are acting On
der orders from Sedalia, where TIE shop
men struck at 8 p. m. 40 day. They held
whi.h WIS fully attended. I hey
first visited The yards an.
took possession of the switch engines and
tees are nov stationed in all the yards 10
receive and take charge Of all freight en-
gines and prevent hsndling OF freight. At
present they will not interfere with passen-
ger traffic. Their demands are a restora-
ton of wages to figures previous TO the last
cut. Good order prevails.
UNCHANGED.
St. Louis, March THE situation re-
garding the railway strike here remains
unchanged. The few men who left the
Wabash repair shops few days ago still
remain out, but their places are generally
filled and the affair is regarded IS trifiing
ore by the officers Of the road. No action
has vet been taken by the Missouri Pacific
employees here with view to joining the
strikers in Texas, aud business is going on
as u usl, except that perishable freight is
not icing taken for points in Texas. All
passenger trains ale moving regularly.
The striking shop men of the Wabash rail-
way met in secret session this morning
The men sre promised assistance from the
Knights of Labo. Mr.. Martin, superin-
tendent of car service of the Wabash sys-
tenn, claims the strike is over, and says
NOR men are applying for work than can
be employed. A rumoris current in 'he