Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-15
week they have averaged e $4,000 per

they have averaged over $2,ooo per
day. (,
Last night the correspondence bstween
Powderly and Gould was read to Has es
and in reply to al inquiry as to his opin-
ion of ii, he said: 81 regard it as indica-
tive of q long and hard struggle.
MOVEMENT OF FREIaHT.
In East st. Louis the quantity of
freight handled by the nine roads cen
terlng there is in excess of that handled
at any tina since the strike commenced.
Ferries have been called into service to-
day and have been plying to and fro be-
tween the different railroad yards sitnat-
ed on the levee.
The Cairo Short Line has a large
amount OF freight passing over its plat.
forms and freight trains are received and
dispatched from the yards actively.
In the Indianapolis & st. Louis yards
the quantity is greater than formerly.
There are twenty men at work on the
platforms and q sufficient number OF
awitchmen in the yards to do the neoes-
sary work. The difficulty experienced
by the Louisville & Nashville
authorities fin employing new
men, caused by the shooting by their
Deputies last Friday, has necessitated
the Importation of men from stations
along the road.
The Vandslia & Ohio and Mississippi,
Alton 6 Burlington are able to handle
all the freight offered.
A PROMISED STREET CAR TIE UP.
New York, April 15-There has been
no tie up on the Third avenue street car
line yet. The Empire Protection asso-
citation held an all night meeting last
night. The question under discussion
was the ACCESSIBILITY of ordering a tie up
on the Third avenue line. The asso-
citation wants seven non.union men now
in the employ of the company dis
charged. If the officers do not consent
to this the tie up will be ordered to-
morrow morning.
STRIKING TEXANS SATISFIED,
Palestine, Texas April 15-The strike
at this point is apparently at an end.
Oton hundred and twenty men work
ing in tie shops, seventy-eight are old
employees. some of whom nave been on
a strike. The men are perfectly Satisfied
and have gone IN 10 stay.
BoYcoTTING BAKERS ARRESTED.
New York, April 15-Elght ~boycottine
bakers who have been peddling circulars
before the bakery of Mrs. Gray fol
several days past, were last night arrested
for disorderly conduct.
RESUMED AT ATCHIsoN,
. ST. Louis, Mo-, April 15-An Atchison
Kans, special states that the strike o
that point is actually over. Out of enc
hundred and twenty men who stopped
work there by order of the knights
s~eventy-eight have returned to work
and. as they say, for good.
FIRED ON A SENTRY.
ST. Louis April I5-J. w. Walters, Of
company +, eighth regiment, L. N. G.
, while patroiing in the Vandalia yards
in East st. Louis, was fired upon by al
unknown man, who afterwards started
. for Main street on.a run. Walters
fired after him, but he escaped withou'
injury. Fearing an ambush the seEtine
fred q secondeBhot in the direction from
which he was fred upor
and raised another man, who also
escaped. Orders were Immediately
issued to patrol all the yards in the hop,
OF capturing the miscreants. The searcl
proved fruitless,
W RAILS WERE REMOVED
last night from the track of the Cair,
Short Line, near Belleville, by some on,
unknown. The roadmaster discovered
the fact and the rails were replaced thi
morning before the passenger train, du
at that place at $50, had arrived and
serious accident was avoided.
A STREET CAR STRIKE.
Baltimore, april 15-At noon to.da,
the officers of the knights of labor order
ed a tie up OF all cars on the Union
Peoples and Central companies line,
and the work was done as rapidly as thu
cars reached their respective stations.
A NEW YORK STRIKE.
New York, April 15-Six hundrs;
storebouse men struck this morning TO
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