Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

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wia rs<arn % WORT today h soedssnss
g .nJ sF<>sx twssd ~ - ofHssrs a
t1s1f Ansemhlios.
C1airu.n lfuoa h~s sbsysd ths IN
strusei1ns ~ ~ Gsnsrsl Exssuxise
Bard ~ or3sF1n9 she si9h1 skouannd
kniGAss Il ~ Dimrses An.smbiy 70 ~
some vosk. b4l - nssaEnlizsd h With
- appeudsd eseses thns she stne q
which thFy ekoujd sppiy fsr sheiF posi-
t1Dus would ~ ss1snrsphsa % skem
iatsx. A. . isse koar - niehe - had
not ne1< any tei<xrsu anno1noin9 any
ho1r for The resunp<ion 81 voxk. nDd
ref1ssd 20 ezpisin vhS ths di1leuisy h
seedlnx baek - Uork ths Eco g. Loan
kniRhte. onmes frem he ios.i Aspe1-
bllss and nat from shs Exsoutiys CON-
mites. which Intended 70 hsvs ordsrsd
thsm 70 resume yesessday, bu1 ~ With
= prosses from the KDinA1x thsm~sayes-
The pro9ee1 waa hmsed - iod7vsdual
gFtsv&noe4A which thsy demand shall b.
adjsstsd bsfoss thsy sssk rs-smploy-
meut- Their exeoufive ooUmt<1sen,
however, have fssned orders % uurdsd
ss 70 throw The respuussbiiiky Of shszr
ASTON today npon tbeir own LODGES. 80.
uniees tneir eoDDit1oon have snksn De
esded ssessn ssasy and issusd prsotss
ok6sss for The rsssmpeiou e Uerk, Tie
0ensRai Exncuttve Comuistse. uhen Il
fseebss here tousorroU. will ind that is
ortss hss nos eanssd ths e6sss intended
Sotvithseandina The failure Of the
kniGh1s % the Mt~ozri Pssi6s Rad
uay 20 return - wofk, the frsiGht tEnf1s
% that rod - assnmcd very near ne
normal ecndisSou- In raitro ID yards
Ne asusi activity prevailed. 10 n arb
Cd contrast 70 the dnlinsn vhich hrs
exisssd dnriua she ssTike. Freight
trains are bsinR maAs mp preparatory 10
stasting. as6 are placsd 10 poeition -
rsossve their seads without any ssssmps
q inssrferenoe from the stEikina
knights. Ths eeneFai oE7cea u The
company have also assumed shsir nor
nal activity. incident upon the resump-
ton Of the frsiGht txaffe Of the sys-
ten, and today. the Grit Of The south,
TIE CLERKS uke vese temporarily sas-
psnded daring The strike Eosomfd work.
Governor Oatenby and bio Adjutant
9eOersi arrived - Ezss o. Louis Last
evening. loon after he ARRIVAL b. ~.
oeivsd Z oslezntSsa Of Knighas Of Labor
sho preasntsd thstr side at the trouble
70 him. Thsy told he Governor they
we're willing 10 resume work uhen their
grievances bad been adjustsd- and -
prsoatsd al cots Of vioIsDos. Ouins 10
the absence Of any definite orders from
tho kxeeutlve OomUittse - 10 tie e.
ct time whsn thsy shall Fssnrn 70 vosk,
She strike Of the yAsdmeu and switch
men at 81. Louis seiii continues, and
the strikers have assembled IN great
numbers this morning In ths railroad
yayds and ar0end TIE railway dspos, but
no seFious disturbance u autioipatod.
Lbs presence Of Deputy GATED Statss
4aFshals has restraining induence
upon the more demonstrative members
OF the crowd. Tie efforts Of the Wa
bash road. which 10 under The control
Of ths United States Court, 20 start out
freight trains we're net interfsred With.
The knowledge thst the Governor OF
the State and his Adiutant General are
Watching every move IN order 10 deter
mine uhether or net 10 ahall 10 neces-
sAsy 70 call out the militia, also Restraints
the strikers from violence, and In con-
sequence the crowds are unusually or
dariy.
DID NOT RESUME A. KxPpcTKD.
Contrary 10 the general expectation
thai the Executive COMMITTEES Of Dis
trict Assembly No. l0i would designate
the hour OF 10 o'clock this morning a.
the time vhen the strskine Knights
should return te work no order TO that
eject vas issasd. and az 10 o'clock the
strike sill continued. None OF the
strikers have applied this morning to
the Missouri Pacific ofiicials for work,
and they say that they will no do 90 an
I'll ordered BY their executive commit
tee.
TRANSFERS ykIxLY AssURKp AGAINST vfo-
Goal dealers, relying upon the prom
isc 81 the strikers that she efforts by
teamssers 10 rsiss the coal blockads al
East Sc. Louis would not be interfered
with, ssat nambef Of meu With teams
10 transfer coal for fuel from that side
Of the river. Several strikers made an
attack upon the men 20 prevent them
from loading the wagons The team
sters resisted and Q general 6ght en-
sued. The heht Was draw, bnt the
appearances OF several Deputy United
States Marsbals caused the strikers to
Zee without having received or Inflicted
any very serious injury. The teamsters
returned 10 80. Louis without the coal,
fearing further violence.
THE FINAL SETTLEMENT STILL DISTANT.
The Executive Commit Of District
Assembly No. $3.50, the members Of
which include sns Missouri Pacific shop
men and mechanics, appointed a com
mittee TO call upon Master Mechanic
Bartlett 10 ascertain What men be would
re employ. A member Of the committee
said this morning that they you'd de-
mspd that all the men without excep-
ton who struck should be re-smployed.
Bartlett. in reply 10 an inquiry AZ 70
uhst men be would take back, said he
would exercise r s ewn Judgment In the
matter; that none Of those Who had de-
be unemployed, and that the number
mined by the number Of men actually
needed. The 6nai settlement, there
fore, OF the strike on the Missouri Pa
cihe Railroad seems ~ far awav ~ ever.
for the Executive Committee Of District
Assembly No. i0i has determined TO
appoint no arbitratine COMMITTEES 10
Ctf4tEf 6tta n1kiC Nusit s1r 0t4 GU
ployees Of the company shall be taken
back. n he striking Knights ct Hsnni
bal and Sc. Joe have returned 10 work.
Fred Howard. she striker Who assaulted
kissouri Pacific engineer because be
re9ased TO lesve hts engine upon the re
quest Of Knights Of Labor 10 do 20, vas
died tio and Gusts today IN the Grim
insi Court Thomas Hasa vas 6ned, In
the same cosrt. tlo and costs for using
threatening and sbu-ivs language In
addressing non striker.
ADDRKss TO THE couxrRr.
sT. LoUrs, April 1.-The following
has Just been issued:
Te iAe Pssisc As showing the sin
ceriiy Of railroad managers In their
treatment Of Knights Of Labor. ve
respectfully state that pursuant 20 order
Of our General Executive Board. ve
this day sent committee 20 the man
ayers 81 the several roads. offering 10
return men to work. and N no Instance
would they be received OF treated With,
each offictai In tarn refusing them em-
ployment. Hoxie has agreed b receive
COMMITTEES Of employees to adjust any
grievances ~hich may exist. he re-
fuses. personally and through his sab,
e.rxftn sfs2 20 rp~xSsyutea nnv NJ ma n