Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

Wv y sirius cNNlt luis WufOinH, aud on
no'lon Of the defendants ATTORNEYS were
continued until Saiurisy. sheriff Doug.
lass aud several ~ his posse, who have
neen protecilug he railroad property In
Deuison, returned bono to-day, hut two
teiesfams came this afternoon calling
them back 10 that place. Douglass and
several deputies lett about 9 o'cloca.
ArJtrrERsoN.
speoiA. 70 tho sfaseus.
JkffERsoN, Tx, March ~ The
seven men charged with obs;ructlng the
United states marshal Ia The performance
81 MS duties auu of contempt were
orought before Commissioner Singleton
this morning. Tho ilfSt charge WAS dis.
missed The commissioner then pfo.
cecded 20 nix the bsil " tho men. holdinu
he had no iuNirdiclonstO thy tho mon for
contempt Ahot dehstc ensuod hp coun-
sel on both sides, the 1etense holding
that having no Jurisdiction the commits.
stoner could not lx the ball hut insisted
on dismissed. nv consent the cases
were set for Trial April ~ and they we're
released ON their personal bond Of Si0o
each
GLAD TO urAR ir.
special 70 the Uagctte,
frAscA. Tx, March % the news az
ihe approsohing eid 81 The strikO Was Is.
cuived here VITA madness to-day. There
has been some difference OF opinian here
10 regard TO ihn NATTER, with The balance
IN favor Il the RAILROAD company, the
people not approving % the arbitrary
measures % thu strikers.
N rnn rAsr,
special 70 the GAsuun
BAn,n, TIKI, March 90. Tho etrlke
sepms TO he thing OF the past. Il seems
60 be the general opinion that the strike
Is ever ~ THIS part, and a number Of the
! former employees have lrtt Baird, II Is
supposed, IN search Of work,
an GR,NpvIEw.
GlASDvIkw Tax, March 20. Mis-.
souri, Pacific rneiNe No 20 was ram on a
side-tfask about O'clock this afternoon
ami killed by tbrOc strikers. Thn men
lllt on foot Immediately IN the direction
ct Alyarado, belng followed shortly after
wards hy Oiilepr Bennett and two depu-
ties This mornings GAzgrrE having
stated that he strike had ended, the nc.
tion Of the men In killing the engine
caused considerable excitement,
AT BoNmAM.
special 10 she Gazette
BoNuAM, TEX. March 20 The news OF
the order TO the Missouri Pacific strikers
to 20 20 work was received here ioyfully
by all classes, and all expect 10 SEQ the
road IN full blast soon The Knights are
satisfied az 20 the end. powdtrly's letter
is commended by ALL
AT GALVESTON,
| special 70 tho Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tax, March %. The
! rkttf tnnin ~ ehnNaeaaflno ahnnt fh.a att q
to-day has been the strike. and tho dis.
QUESTION OF the ways aud means by which
the settlement has been reached, " In
deed the trouble has been settled. The
evening paper neatly epitnmlzes the senil-
mont OF many business monun the present
situation Of alleged settlement In para.
graph pu, porting to read ike telegram
from Gould 10 lloxir, as follows "rO
| lloNlc, We Hee no objection 60 arbltra.
Hon, hut n must be settled our way. We
4 viii give our old employees the
preference but Will not discharge any
new men 20 make room for them,
neither WIN we re-empl0y any men
who have Injured the cumpany's prop
pcrty We no pretty smooth, lloxio,
Old boy, aud don't yon neglect TO re-
menber It. GuULp.h
Notwithstanding Che dIsag ecablc
weather one Of the largest audiences ever
assembled In fremont 0prrn.house gath.
cred there Tonight 10 witness the Initial
performance OF Barlow, Wilson S Rank.
ms Combination mlnht;pls Carl Rankin
made bis debut 70 Texas audiences
during an excellent programme, and was
called out again and again.
THEY REPuniArE III.
Sr LouIs, Mo, March ga commit.
tco composed of the representatives al
the railroads centerng ia East 50 Louis
went up 20 Springfield, III this after.
noon and were IN conference with Gov
0gleshy tlll a late hour tonight on Oh,
situation Ia East 81. Louis. They win give
him fun particulars OF the condition ol
aIairs at that point and viii ask him fol
military aid 10 qnell disorder, presery,
peace and protect them IN operating Their
roads. The result Of the conference II not
known hero NJ midnight member
us the executive cominttce Of District
Assembly l0l X authority for the stat,
ment that the Shaw address printed N
the afternoon papers claiming victor,
for the strikers and orGerlng tbs men
, 70 resume work and purporiing 10 hay,
been Issued by them, was mol adopted.
, ny the COMMITTEES at NIL. II was theil
design, however, 10 take some such nc
tl0u and paper was drawn up, but II
, was not acted upon, aud II Is now repu
dated by the committee.
CANS OvrRTuRSRD.
/ KANSAS Cry, NO., March ~ -~Foui
. freight trains arrived from th,
east to-dHy Two were started
! east and one west, all under
/. guard As the lasi-named train wa
passing switch the strikers threw I
! switch, ovcrturning two cars and block
! Ing the main truck They permitted ih'
track % BIZ cleared, after which the trail
was side-trackcd for the day.
WHAT CLEVELAND DID DO.
wAsHlHGTos, March PA siatemen
was published mere this afternoon 20 thu
:, effect that President Clcyclau'
: had ofen IN telegraphlc cor
{. respondence with Jay Gould con
1 corning the labor troubles In th'
/ Southwest, charging him not 10 stand II
! the way of arbitration. IL cat
be stated GU authority that ih'
/ president had no communication Will
/. Mr. Gould or any one else concerned
4 IN relatan 10 labor troubles. Some tint
ago, muchimpressed With the NECESSITY
I for some SORT Of an arbitration DOarl
= composed OF persons whose character
+ would give conndfacc 70 employee
A aud employer, aud whose authority wuulf
1 4 A 4 . a. a ~. ~. 4 ~.