Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
THE STRIKE.

In left 20 clOiho ourselves with. We AL
for Irving wages aud that Ia all, and 1
good bohayior and good luck will win vi
Will stay With N TIL we yet H.,
FoRKNEN AND LAuoRKHs
OF the Texas 4 Pacific Railway.
AT DALLAS.
special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, March a.--Tbo situation
OF tho strike Ia unchanged here to-day
Everything IN orderly and quiet. The
strikers seem determined ~ hold their
ground; likewise the railroad officials.
u has not as yet paralyzed business TO
any alarming extent The Texas 4 Pacific
accepts no freight for points west Of the
Colorado river There was one carload
Of cattle shipped to-day from here 0t tho
owners risk OF their being carried to
their destination. United States Marshal
Jackmnn Of the Western district Of Texas
returned 10 Big Springs, wherc he will
be met by several Of his deputies, and
they will protect tbs road and arrest nll
who attempt to Interfere with the traffic
or property OF the Toad Some OF the
knights Of Labor here favor tho course
the strikers have pursued, while others
DO not. Upon this they are somewhat
divided.
AT WACO.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
WACO, Tax, March .. There IL no
change In tho condition Of the Missouri
Pacific strike mere 20 day The locOmo-
tive chilled" by tho two delegates, Muir
ny and Anthony, from Alyarudo last even
Ing, has been ordered 10 be left standing
on the switch. All hands have been sur.
pended, and no freight Of any Kind IL being
received or shipped
Tho alliance Of TINS county commenced
session At the Knights Of Labor hall
this morning, but nothing could be-
learned OF their proceedings, further than |
tho assertion ON the part Of several lead. |
ing members that a union with the |
knights OF labor was not contemplated.
TiIk COMPANY Will FIGnr Ir OUT.
Special TO tho GALotto
lIoueros, Tx, March 0.--The strike
on the Missouri Pacific IL being severely
felt al this point, Tho orders issued yes
torday that tho road would not receive
any more freight has caused the local
freight agent In this city 10 suspend his
corps OF olerks. The section men along
the line from Palestine have also laid OF
All freight trains have been discontinued
aud no attempt Will DO made TO send
through freight trains north or south un.
III the strike is settled officials of the
road here ray the company Will fight the
strike until tho mon yield Everything IA
AZ o standsIll In the yard and around the
depot. ,
I'M COULDN'T COMPLY. 9
Special 70 the GAEotte. I
WurasnoRO, Tx, March q.-Onr 7
bualneBs men are uneasy about the strike :
lest II should be prolonged and be dis. Y
astroua 70 business. sympathy Ia
divided here; some persons claim that y
Whlle The demands OF tho strikers are
Just, the end viii not justify tho means. .
an engine used for pllo-drlving was
disabled hero yesterday evening by 4,
strikers, Tho engineer has been re-. 4
qucsted 10 lire up aud move the engine n
Dack 10 DeniSon, but no can't Comply. 4,
because some OF tho machinery has been n
removed by the striking aen. No strike
has occurred among the local railroad q
hands "
AT rAHls. a
Special " tho Ghrotle, q
Pans, Tx, March O.--EvorythIpn IN u
quiet hero, though great deal Of nntasi.
ness ~ manifested among The business h
men who have freight out on the rond &
Tho night operator at the depot was sus- n
pended last night aud he left to-day. The
local freight went through west yesterday II
evening, but was turned back at Honey G.
Grove and returned 10 ToNarkana. No
lrelghts were run to-day at all Tho cast.
lound passenger was two and n half
hours late this evening. II had freight
'ar ON IN front Of the baggage car II
"M loaued with porishnblD matter. N
All DiaCnARdEp BuT ONE,
special TO tho uaEouo v
uAiNEaViiLRi Tux, March a.--Aotlnn d
lhuur Instructions received from those In II
,uthoriy, Agent Charles Paddock OF the h
missouri faolilc has discharged all om. a
ployos Of sald road at this place except 4
inc operator. The same order also In.
4tructod him TO receive no freight for
shipment. Tho company had but few mon
N lts seryico AZ this point, aud none of
them had engaged In the strike. n this n
business continues long grain dealers, |,
cotton buyers aud livestock shippers viii |.
-uuer serious losH. No freight IN coming !
10 TINS point, but as yet no complaints
are being made by the merchants.
susPENpgp nuaNsas. i
special TO tho Gazette Ia
lIlLLsuoRo, Tx, March o. =. Owing Ia o
The strike all the freight men of nuns. II
ooro have suspended business. Not. b
withethnding the strike, however, our d
people have the benefit of one frolnht n I
local, which goes from Waco To Grand. I,
Wow. n
All, vRrloitrs STOPPED. Il
special 10 the uaEe,to, Il
PAms, Tx, March N..-Our merchants
are beginning TO feel sore over tho strike
Freight trans were all stopped on the y
Transoontlnental road last night, and q
general wals-out Ia expected, II il said g
ihis morning that all tho operators on \
This road were discharged last night. h
HoNrNrAHILY ENnEorEp. u
'pOclal TO thu GaRouc. D
NAN ANTONIO, Tx, March q The slt. q
la,ion ut the International depot la san VI
ihtonio remains exactly the same az ~ y
iorted yesterday with the exception that
'ovefal OF the employees m the yard have
ieeh laid OF on account of the strike r.
Elsewhere. The employees and manage, rs q
maintain tho strlctest roticcnce ON ihe 81
'uhjeot, though II Is plain TO be seen limit ~
over the situation is general. "
strike being looked for at almost any W
moment. y,