Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
VOL. XII NO. as.


OF Fort Worth, and a. ~
smith 81 san Antonio arrived N a.
city to-day and have hacn III secret sos
sion with tholocsl Knights dufinv The al
iernocn Master Wofkmcn Fafmcr and
Connolly Of Paris AFRO expected to.mor.
row aud the fun b ard Withhold yrry
important session tomorrow afternoon
and probably fully decide tnc Mallory
holcott " ono way OF another.
~ The light 81 recent esonts Ia North
IsNaa and elsewhere tho grievance OF
local Knights has nuu0faone af anpsrent
change, aud Individual grievances ara,
LOST sight Of Your reporter, h cunncc.
ton With many kughts, heard no inai
Nldual grievance. The matter has mar.
rvMvh down 10 tho single isruc, ia the
opinion, to Wit; VIII OF will not ihc
Mallory company recognize and employ
organized labor, aud ~ the pttAt strike
ON the Gould system Va said to havc boon
iinaupnfated by The Discharge 81 oue
Knight ol Labor nj Marshall, So the
trouble ON the Mallory boycott could be
adjusted by the employment az a single
Knight. The ISSUES IN Texas therefore
ara as broad rs lhcy are long
President Sonly VI the Santa Fp arrived
here Yesterday, but ~ 20 3 O'Clock this
evening the knights had not Gated upon
him 10 reference TO amy probable trouhle
on his road, 1t lseven doubtful whether
the boycott commlttec % knights pre-.
pose 70 walt on Me- Soaly at all 20,
morrow y meeting Of the executive board
Il awaited with a great deal % curiosity
aud anxiety
At pAIIAa.
I specialize tho Gasettc.
DAfiAa. Tax, March II, There Il no
practical change in the attitude Of the
strike hero to-day Occasionally a
| freight train arrives aud dcpars y, hut
with no regularity, Stock Is acpumulat.
Ing IN thu stock.yafds, with occasionally
( heavy loss 10 shippers Merchants are
beuomng Impatient, and are frequently
consulting With thu authorities and arm.
Ing that the strike be raised az soon ns
possible, II Is especially Injurious to
Wholesale merchants.
II Is learned that the strikers arc boz.
cottlng hotels along The line ~ the Aiir
souti Pacific aud Texas 4 paoine. Altlk
rrs ramp TO an hoiol Ia this city last
night and demanded lodging for twenty,
five cent?, saying that u they could not
secure those rates they would have the
boycott declared agalnst the hotel II is
IN prominent hotel Of the city Their
schedule of prices being iltty cents Tor
lodgings the strikers weic refused
An HoNIAM.
spcclait tho tiasos,o.
4 BoNuAM, TrN, March II Tho strike
contnnns, With no new developments,
AL strikers ara very orderly Tho switch
engine hae been Killed and We have now
about fourteen dead ouRiucs IA tlie yard,
The strikers SAY they Will bold ont and
thc prospect Is GLOOMY for iFeights 20 be
running soon,
"a prNIaoN,
I Special 10 tho aasetto
DENmvN, Tx, March II lids morn.
ing az sla0 O'Clock tho whistle blew
twice long and loud, aud the people on
: our streets looked AZ one another In an
2 lnqulHtiye manner npd asked, owhat
4 doeH that mcanfn Quite number OF
, shop hande won't IN that direction, and Is
! WAS thought that work had resumed A
GAzgrrE reporter visited the round
J house, whore he found the boys
gathered 10 groups, talking, laugh
= Ing ana having very social time
/. renewing the acquaintance Of each Other,
B 30 TO speak, When lnqulrlng ~ 10 the
, meaning Of tho whistle, II was learned
/. that Master Mechanic CLARK had pulled
: the cord, aud that III slgual meant moth
: ing, aud was only done 20 break the Htil.
4 ness OF the shops Tho iron hofBps stand
Z IN their stalls aud seem 20 appeal for the
+ boys 10 start fire aud sot them Ia mo.
! ton, Tho yards aro full Of freight,
I aud no prospect TO clear The
? tracks as yet Passenger trains COME
and 20 az usual, hut are generally
: late, especially the Missouri Pacific from
: Fort Worth. The strikers are quiet and
orderly and attend 10 their own bnaiDcas
As yet no one haR offered 10 take the
Q places Of the strikers and Responsibilities
!, arc thorc Will be none.
= Tie following copy 81 letter was
handed IN for publication last nigbt, Il
q cxplninH itself
DnSnoN, Tax, March 10, 1885 10
9 J, q lIaftKHn, Superintendent Missouri
I PaclGc Railway, Denis0n You arc here.
= by notified that all Knights OF Labor of
any aud all departments a Che service are
I AZ The service OF the company 70 perform
! my and all kinds o. repairs necessary 20
e secure the safety Of passenger aud mail
traing. Subject 60 The orders Of this body.
[slgnedl Exrcufivf BobnD,
y Atiost i a 5000, Il. Of l.,
y 4, SHAW Il, b.pro tciu.
. Tho following large card h posted AZ
tho e1al.houAe 10 the yard u The Missouri
: tlbluN IohNi
WAN A0&iNhf RNtanpB OP lABoBi
Mechanics mud laborers are requested
( 20 hlay away from Springfield, Ohio, rs
there ~ q lockout thcie
Al MARSHALL.
8pa0iel 20 Tho Gazette
MARSHALL, 1EA,, March T. lhr;e ~
. nothing ncw here. The stieofs are not
= crowded a. they have been Tor seyeigi
! dagt, but there u not tha least sign 81
yielding 4 point on tho part ~ either re-
! ceiycrs Or strikers Coy Browns inier,
gie8 created some talk, and The Rnighis
? shy his language on some p0lnie n very
4 esaslyei az lrast, inasmuch that he ssys
! nothing about tbo time that expired De-.
tween thr kilograms sent hin by them 10
( trying 10 settiG the difference and he
J dime 81 striking They clam also That
+ Gov. Brown docs not FAY ono word about
= lhe personal interviews had here between
z ibcir executive committee Gud Coy Shell
don, his oO.receiyer. Tho outlook IL
gloomy for ~ fgone, 50 case d tntilemoDt
Is not had very soon.
81 BAIRD.
special " the GhEaiis
! BAfap, TEX, March III Everything
pasfcd qui@tiy last night No diskufii
lance was fferpd ~ any nn0 u.flfsad