Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-03-20
gone to work On the line in place of tn
. strikers.
now TIE BEoIHEHHooD srAND.

. gone TO work on the line in place of tn
strikers.
how THE BROIHEBHOOD STAND.
CLEVELAND o., March I3.-Grand Chi
Engineer Arthur, of the brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers was questioned Ia
evening In regard to the attitude of tina
. organization in regard to the Southwestern
/ strikes He said that the brotherhood ha
+ 10 grievances against the Missouri Pacid
/ or the Texas 81 Pacific roads, and do not in
I tend to take up the qulrrels of others.
Some of our men, " he said. "may have
/ prejudices or be subjected to local infiu-
I ences which would guide their actions.
This accounts for some leaving their engines
. at the solicitation of the strikers in st. Louis
and other places. We are perfectly satisfied
with our. positions on the Missouri Pacific
and shall not interfere ia the fight that does
not concern US in the least
TIRE HLOCKADE RAISED.
Ell PAsO, TEX, March 13.-J. A. Wilson,
local passenger agent OF the Texas j Pacific
railroad received instructions last evening
to receive all classes Of freight, including
live stock tor points on the Texas IL Pacific
and beyond, except points reached by the
Missouri Pacific, the international 81 Great
Northern, the Missouri, Kansas d. Texas, and
the Iron Mountain roads.
Deputy United States AIarshals Manning
and Duyall arrested yesterday morning Ed
Walker j. Humes and j.. Bradley, and
placed them IN jail. They are the men
charged with disabling the engines at Big
Springs. and were arrested on bench war
rant issued by United States Judge Turner,
of San Antonio.
no COMPROMISE.
ST. LOUIS, No, March 13.-Reports hay
ing got into circulation that Fice-President
HOEie had opened negotiations with the
Knights of Labor. that gentleman was inter
viewed this morning on subject, and dis
UIuctly stated that the reports were entirely
untrue, and he has ui6ther offered terms of
compromise or settlement to the Knights
nor RECEIVED any propositions from them.
RETURNING 10 WORK.
WEAIHERFOTD, Tx, March I3.-Mr. W. /
j. Cainahan. rOadmaster of the Rio Grand
division Of the Texas d Pacific road states
that several OF the striking Knights have
voluntary resumed work, and he thinks in
very short time he VIII be able to announce
a full force on every section.
UNDER PROTECTION OF THE COURT.
EOET Worm. Tex, March 13.-Uuited /
States Marshal Regain has taken the property /
Of the Texas Pacific under his protection IN l
der Judge Pardee's orders. The shops here /
were opened this morning, the agent of the /
receiver having Issued notice that unOb- /
.ectlOuabl6 strikers might return to work, .
Only one or two went back.
ACTION OF THE MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 13.-The house of
assembly by a vote of fifteen to
llne has passed q resolution that the inter
5sts of the city demand that the Missouri
Pacific railway company should make over
lures TO their striking employees, looking to
Inc settlement of the strike and the resump-
ion of business.
After several meetings and a free discus
non of the situation, the board of directors
'luded 70 take no formal action in regard to
he strike.