Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-16
VOL. XII: NO. 22a.

sent wore ~ JaukmNn II he wanted 10
consult with him he must send Ia vrttinr
laokman scns ia reply that he did noscomr
up there for me purpose OF writing mis-.
sives aut to move trains.
"Did the trasns move outs''
"Ihey did, and that's all there h asont
~ had warrants for four men ut
three ana thelr ball i iSad at S9N00 "
strike gs ~ :" Wy
no, SIR, about forty were anx,ans ~
go to work aud swore ihcm IA AZ
'tepuuesn -
''What i9your opinion 81 the strikers y,
'fWel, SIR, che most OF tAem are r..
responsible set having no interest m the
weifarc OF the country and thev
are alwayp ready TO strike ani
bnng trouble ON the connfrx
Trey are mostly singh men, foreign ~
.th soil, and ir0 Indifferent 10 me hardz
.shlps they lntict upon the business men.
farmers aud people, genorallv Nv
opi,ien Is the best way 60 eettlc Xxx
mettar With than Is with the hullet AMI
II the government don't end tbs nlatteff
viii some 20 that. There Is 40 a.
uemagnguos aggmg these men on for
their own endS.n
fDo you think the strike IA oNorF,
~ taink Us backbone III broken. ana
there viii De llttlsmore trouble In Texas,u
Col @acknan Il will he remembered Il
lnst Tie man Tor thc strikers 10 knock rs
against. lie commanded regiment IN
the Confederate service and lnoxbed the
devil Gus OF the eashwhaekers He Is a
pad mSr 10 fool WITH
Ar'wAco.
special 70 ahe Gazette.
Waco, TN, March 10 Tho Knights
Of Labor held meeting Tonight an al.
lenpts 10 nncarth tao proceedings have
The express companies have receIycl
ordors 80 discontinue receiving perlshahIn
treighte until further notice,
The Missouri Pacific sonth-boand pas.
sengor train, due here at noon today.
was seven hours late. The foad.het "A
said TO he In bad condition,
The cases against Murray Aaa Anthony.
The Two knights Of Labor from Alyarad0.
who "killed the Missouri laelac freight
engine az tho depot here laAt Monday,
were set for to-day, but, By Aqreement.
were continued uutll Tomorrow, when
the men will be on hand. They nreunder
bond OF Sa00, and have emnioyed ablo
counsel to lotend thorn.
ar BAN ANTONIO,
special to the gAEetic.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, March Is, Two
freight trains were sont ont on the Inter.
national Great Northern railway this
morning. One went 10 Laredo, which
win 20 through all right, ~ there h no
trouble in TINT direction, and
the one Thai was sent norm
on Saturday got through without
any stoppage Other trains left AZ 4
O'Clock thib morning and has not been
heard from ltis thought that 1t will not
get further than Taylor aud II may be
stopped at AHatin The interest In The
strike decpens hero AZ the effects arc
more and more apparent and 1t Il
thought crlslsIs sure TO DO reached
very SOON.
az NJ lsso,
sponiAl 70 the aazotta,
lEi pAso, Tx, March Is, The order
Of Hallway Conductors met here and do
clared their rympatlites against the strik.
era and In favor Of an adjustment OF the
present difficulties and resumption Of
business.
oAN'r GEp TmgfR ENGINES.
KASsAa CITY, Mo-, March 10 Matters
are quiet Ia regard 10 the strike. It's
said the company's officials would IT.
tempt 60 send out trains under police
protection, but they cannot got pop-
session Of their engines, which are under
guard Of the strikers across the state line
IN Kansas 80 the round.hOuse here no
move has been mnhe to-day.
An DALLAS.
Special 10 tho Gazette,
DALLAS, Tax, March 10, The sltua-
tion OF the strike ~ unchanged here to-
a. A. Trs.e III aaf. Il ali
Missouri Ha0l.c trains are late. Coal
dealers will NOS sell more than 81 at
time n the strike continues much
longer the supply will be exhausted
w WoodBan, a contractor OF Dallas,
went Ia Marshall to-day TO work In the
railroad shops at That place. He was &C
companIod bv fiftccn men who Will also
enter tho service Of the company.
Ar ALvARADp.
Special TO the Gazette,
AfSAnADes, TN, March I5.Als quiet
along tho line OF the strike hers, the
strikers quietly aud patiently awaiting
the result OF the great contest Muster
Workman jackson IA lecturing t0-nightat
Burns hall, 10 South AlYarede, on the
question OF labor.
Al wHiTEsHoRol
Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
WHTRaRoRo, TEX, March ~ Me-
new developments Ia the strike have oc-
Cured here, IN fact there has been no
strike here, the men have simply bepil
discharged, pending the hdttlcmcnt 0f
the trouble elsewhere. no ifcighfs are
running here yet.
Ar PAtEaftSE
spaoiai 70 tbo Gazette.
PAIksTfRE, Tx, March iD.-~Ihnre y
no change IA the situation 81 The 9lflke'
There Is no violence, bnt plenty OF glrcn.
lars are being ppreaGby The kpighia y
N asserted by some Of the strikers lpht
the trouble will be aver IN q shor. time,
but the source Of their, informaslcp Y mol
known
At AtrsolA
special TO tho Gazette.
MIsEoLA, Tx, March lb.--ypf cly y
SIN doing a heavy alliance treae lively
Thing Is quiet aTAony the stflkefs Ing
Texas & Pacific trains are mguEg ~
freight. No heights on the Missouri -
cihc.
At sT. LouIs.
ST.. Loula, Mo-, March ~ .lu0se fAi
It's general attorney OF The Mlakpurl ~
cihe, lnaf,a formal application to-uAs y
the boar dol police commissioners lVf ~
cal protection, the ilscniion eftHlng 49,
10 cover ali legal REQUIREMENTS ana lnun
make a determined tffert 70 move trAlnh.
The board, aitcra long discussion q VISA
cor stitutea interference, issued otueIs "
Ch1ef OF Police llarrle9a 10 ubn hiy lvtcn
TO prevent frespassing Hppn w NtA
Ixsny's property Within ne clty's nmlwi
AMI interference with trains therein
an liTTfE nocK. III,