Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27


been made to support the ldlc Ka,yh,. 4
bAnnr and when Il becomes necessary a /,
assessment 81 3 cents from tao emplevri
members VIII support the nnemploTed m,
one month The people are arowsne
weary 81 tbe calamity and hope for AZ
early settlement.
] AT SHERMAN.
special cfthe Gazette.
I onHhMAN, TEx.. March 9c.-.-I,en,,tv
MARSHAL Spaualor arrested CHARLES Barton
ny bonham on charge of ipiimidatinc
fsiifoad men and for contempt OF Tho
United S%sses court He is held rfis.
oher 10 SHERMAN 10 await further orders.
Jange Malthic ot the district court
issued an order ibis morning 10 have the
hNe men arrested yesterday IN Deuisoa
lot attempting 70 kin an engine brounh,
before the court 10 show cause why thcy
sbail not be iined FOR contempt In dis.
regarding tho Injunction heretofore
served on them, restraining them iron
going ON The railway premises.
WAITING ron ORDERS.
Special TO the Gazette.
MiNfoG4,, Tn, MSrch 2G.4-Yesterday
the Missouri Pacific authorities wired
sheriff sam Fl0utnoy TO know II they
| could depend upoa him for assistance AZ
this point IN the movement Of trains.
should Il become necessary. lle wir.d
Yes and Is here with his deputies.
awaiting orders from the company. but
no one anticipates trouble here. Eyery.
thing is quiet.
Ar RAIRp.
Special 70 The Gazette.
BAIRD, TIxa March 26.--The guides
taken from the engines in the ronnd.houso
| oy massed men In the beginning OF the
strike were found to-day by Mr.. Moore
WINE narrowing IN MIR Segal's field,
winch IS about half-mile distant from
tne round-aouse They We're buried IN
plowcd ground.
quito a number Of cars Of live stock left
this place to-day for the west,
AT MARSHALL,
srecial TO tho Gazette,
MARSHALL, Tx, March 2G. The strike
| situation is unchanged The Knights OF
Labor started q man to ST. Louis last
night but recalled him by telegraph to-
day. The strikers are stil confident.
TROOPS GRANTED.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, March sG.--At a
large meeting of citizens representing all
classes held this afternoon at the cotton
exchange, resolutions were adopted de-
| ploring the partial Sus pension Of business
caused by the railroad strike, declaring
that the trouble has ceased TO be mere
struggle between employers and en-
ployes, and has become question OF vi.
tai importance to the people OF the state,
one In which the right OF liberty and
freedom guaranteed by our government
are involved. That the right OF all men
to organize for mutual protection
and benefit, and to abandon their
employment, is conceded, but that
It Is tyrannical and unjust and illegal for
any organization to interfere with others
in exercising their rights and liberty OF
action or TO seek by violence or intimi
dation TO interfere with those rights
That any unlawful dictation az to the
manner In which any business shall be
C nc ucted is condemned, believing such
| attempts wrong and subyersive Of every
principle Of free government and alike
destructive to the true interests both of
lSboring men and capital
Resolved, that we heartily indorse Gov.
| Hughes proclamation requiring the rail-
roads TO nt once resume the running OF
trains, aud pledge the citizens to cordial.
ly support the authorities In unfolding
the law and protecting life and property
To-day the freight train, which went
south from Hope at the equest Of citizens
TAT TtXarlcana, who said IL would be pro-
| tected, was boarded by strikers 81 TeNar-
kama, VINO disabled the engine. Sheriff
| Hamilton, having telcgraphcd there are
about four hundred lawless men Ia and
about the yards Of the Iron Mountain
railway, offering and doing violence 10
railroad property aud resisting the sher-
! ms posse, and calling for militia at once
TO aid IN preserving order and protecting
| property, GOV. Hughes telegraphedi
| "You are authorized TO call ON Capt.
John II, Trigg OF the Gate City Guards to
render such assistance as is necessary 10
execute the law under section 1893 Mans.
fields Digest.
| Signed, j H. HUGHES,
Governor Of Arkansas
| ST. LOUIS NEWS.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, March 2G.--This after
noon, acting in accordance with an order
| from the Knights OF Labor executive com
mttee Of this city, the Union dopo,
shops, consisting OF hostlers, washers,
machinists and blacksmiths, threw down
their tools and quit work. These men
have no grievance against their employ
ers.
Application has been made at Spring
field, H., TO Judge Treat OF the United
States court, for the authorization OF
deputy marshals TO protect the Wabash
property In East St Louis.
A government freight train from Fort
Leayenworth, Kan, bound for Texas,
arrived at Nevada, Mo-, this morning,
aud proceeded on the way to It's destina.
ton without interference on the part OF
the strikers.
A freight train was made up and started
from Scdalia, Mo, eastward this morn.
ing, no interference bring offered by
I the strikers AT last accounts 1t had met
with no obstacle to Its progress. M
further trouble IL anticipated ~ Sedalia
That committee OF strikers Is on III
, way 30 this city TO confer with Col. HoXlt
! is denied. There Is no doubt, however
I tina. many Of the strikers there are anxious
to 20 back TO work as soon as they arc
satisfied they viii not be molested anf
J the break recently made In iheir rank
will be followed by most OF them. An
! interference hereafter at that place VIII
1 the efforts Of the company TO resume
= freight tr flc will II Is raid be condemned
by the Knights OF Labor.
RUNNING SHORT or SUPPLIES.
ATcmsoN, KAs., March 2G.-Special
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