Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
BRHADWINNERS WIN
a Short but Desperate Struggle Be-
tween Capital and Labor In
the Great Metropolis.
situation at One rlmc Such That Not
Street Car Was Running on all
Manhattan Island.
fiiteep Thousand Men GO out, hat as
Amieseis agreement Reached aua
Work Ia ilesumed.

NlW YORK, MnIch 3, u a M Tie
grand tlosup Of aI the surface lines OF
the city ordered by the executive board
Of The Emprc Protective association
took place to-day, aud not car "a run.
Ming The men were very quiet. They
dld not Intend "a tic up until 90 d. M,
but the agents from the Empire assocla.
lion arrived and ordered the men 70
leave, which, they did on tho Instant 40
ii20, They assembled In orderly groups
aud prepared to march 20 th0lr hall on
West flfp second street, whure they
VIII rcmain during She day, There WAS
not the least excitement. At iil5A, m.
there were only liton mon about the
depot. Thoy all belonged TO tho night
force, Tor the day men slmplined matfers
by not reporting for duty. President
Lamb of the Third Avenue road was notl.
led at once, but he decided not to do
anything until he calls the directors 20.
gethcr during tho day when II viii be- dc.
clded whether IL will bo worth white TO
make M effort 90 ran car A few 10.
llcomcn wero sent over from Bllty-ninth
street station, but their services !, ero
not needed, for everything was quiet
Police Inspector Byrnos said this
morning no expects to-day WIN
hc like the second day Of the Draft riots
II was said W police headquarters that
the prealdcnts oi the car companies were
holding n general meeting this morning,
and n Was the opinion that they would
advise Richardson and tho directors OF
the dry docks, tho Hast broadway and
the Battery Railroad companea,t 70 nccedo
10 tho demands OF the wOrkmon. The 10.
cal committee, II rs said, will not ordol
the ''tlo.npn 20 be lnosened until thoy
hear from O'Donncll that tho demands OF
the men on the Richardson Brooklyn
roads have also been granted. AtaiA0 a
m. the ears IN Brooklyn were all running
on schedule time, except the Atlantic ay
cnue line, which went out Wednesday.
NOT A CAR RUNNING ON All. rnN BLAND
NEW NoRk, March 8, A, 81, Under
the existing city ordinance no mau can
drive u stroet.oar Ia the city without q
| license. The number " these ilcenncl
nro limited and the organization al driy
! orH N thus complete. The various CON
| panlea viii ho compelled 10 run ~ lcaa
one ear day over their lines or forfoi
their charters. II an attempt In mad
to-day 70 prevent thls tng ,slISe, wllbwR
ni",r nsd 30 esclSisn We '"''''s l ,.,'
or BIZ held liable for damages
Under the decree OF thr Enplr
| Protective association at least 1900
men stopped work this morning, AZ
o'clock not a Hlrc0t-car was running o
Manhattan island Az tho Ihirtysthir
street stable Of the Third avenue llno,
was stated that n The directors OF "a
Dry dock line did not yield 70 the ~
mnnds Of the strikers before noon to'di
, the association would order out all on
} ployes oi tho elevated railroads IN th
city and Brooklyn.
FORMING A ttHn oF ACTION.
i NEW YonK, March b, 1910 a, MI
to this hour no disturbance has boon n
ported ut police headquarters. Not
streot-chr is running, No attempt ~
been nude TO acnd out cars. The 81
nppeara aA II dead, Nothing like VI
prraunt trouble has been witnessed tln'
y The worst days OF the great oplhoot
epldnmlca dozen years ago. Tho pom
force Ia thoroughly organized, aud Is co
q ndcnt OF ita ability To repross prompt
u any disposition to riot and d'ahfdt
Every man able TO put on uniform ~
carry a club was ordered ON duty N
night, aud this morning 1900 are hold
resrrye. The strikers preserve m ~
uudo Of quiet determination, nWalnnR
result oi the conference now hVld !
Tween tho executive committee Vl !
lmpire ASSOCIATION aud Railroad GO
y missioner O'D0nnrll II VIII be I
Iowrd by meeting between the comm
aloner aud the representatives OF the "
.. road that will decide the future Inc
N action, oa, o.
- II IL reported that every street chr
Brooklyn will DO stopped at O'Clock '
AFTERNOON, The employees ol the roads
that city, now running, state that "
have been ordered 10 50 on ttflke
, that hour aud romnln out until the
10 mnndn of the men on the Dry DOCK
Atlantic lines have been granted
No srniRr OK Tiir NLRyAftp hnApr
MN Ynng, March D The rainor !
the employees ~ the elevated roads wo
. strik. has proved 70 have been WIN
II, foundAtinn, aa ~ 1880 o'clock all th
wtre rnnnlng a. usual. Alperlnlphd
liam saws no docs not btlcyeeihe.
Vnted road men viii strike, as their dq
a 40 could bo ut no possible use 10 thu
v, face road strikers,
REws on An ADtuAfhtNf'
N Nav YonR, March D. 100 = 81 ~
~ gnpyrlntoudcut Murray h = receives
~ telliqpDco that the commliieee Nhleh
10 consider The ,triku troubles eulou,
and that matters have been adlps,eu
lbat the men viii resume work
49, o'clock this afternoon on al the th'
thls city ana Brooklyn
4 VICTORY Fon LABOR
NEW YonK, March b.--Comlaiasie
=. o,Donnpll, after tho consultation
'ss ,he executive committee, took a can
went 10 brooklyn, whore he met ~
dent Richardson 1T The ohice " VIC
al, lantlo Avenue line, together win Wy
rrctors. A proposition Was submit,
Inc commissioner, containing ihe lol
'--~ Inc reeolullon. ltiadirgctrd 70 10
n'Dnnpeli, chairman Of me eA's'
eommlttee oi lhe Empire MntnA
teoliyo association .
Resolved, mat ihe Atlantic Avenue
" road o. Brooklyn WI egrsc 70 lI.
4 rate Of sa per dag Tor twelve honfs
- asy,a work Tor conductors ana Wy rs,
including q half hoar allowed iot ulp
and after our carr sro running " w