Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-25

LUIS mornii<r, the hguraS q. 70. i9NO. AIS
with the 1guro s separated frs.a the al
ers hy q perpendicular line, aud the n 4
separated frola the others bv horiront,
Vine. Had they hccn hleroglyphlcs gro,
an Egyptian pyrtnsid he Average cltin
could have read and understood thcl
meaning as we'll. KDiaht OF Labor \,
married. that when they appeared in rod
was an announcement 81 meeting 4
lnnch Importance, bat the people know n,
more OF the character Of their mestln,
than they do Of the agures on tho sIds
walkA Freight receipts have decrease,
wonderfully At this point and passeng c
tiayel has decreased sccoriinwly IN
Inh, Colorado 4 Santa Fe and ~
housten Texas Central railroads Ar
naulinE freight from points along IN,
uouid system. Considerable freisht wa
moved today from Wills pcint, AMI sew
srai wagon frelghters were IN the city 10
uay TO contract for wagons ana teams I,
return TO the old style OF ffelghtlug II
Earnest there Is no regularity ahoue III,
trains on the Gould systeia.
riMNKEErER ARRrsrKn.
Special 70 the Gazette
BIG SrRiN0e, Tx, March "a All tAo
investigation OF several striking KNIGHTS
OF Labor the Texas Pacific raiiwnyiime
! keeper, Clay Read, was arrested on ,
charge Of forgery. II seems these men
We're In Reads debt for various sums ~
money, and In order TO protect hlmsclf he
drew their February pay-checks from the
pay-car, but claims he had their written
authority 20 do so. This they denied,
and he was accordingly bound over IN me
sum OF $500 by Squire zinn to await the
action of the grand Jury. Mr.. Read
threatens TO sue for malicious prose.
cnuon. Everything remains quiet here
under the SUPERVISION OF Deputy united
states Marshal J l.. Manning.
AT MARsnAhL.
special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, March 81 Nothing
Of Importance has iransplred TODAY M
connection with the strike The men
stu remain firm, and declare their inten.
ton OF lighting for recognition II Il takes
All the summer. Leading members OF the
knights OF Labor say they are now ON the
aggressive ana have no Idea Of Yielding
lhey have sent wagons cut through the
country collecting provisions and ,iopas
lions they say from friends of the order.
No wagons have yet returned. A walk
through the shops shows that few more
men are az work each day, and St looks
very much as II the company is going 60
run IN spite Of the strike. Marshall was
never moro quiet or orderly and our
citizens do NOT think the circumstances
JUSTIFY Marshal Reagan IN teiegraph,ng
around Tor deputies, which Ia calculated
70 start erroneous reports detrimental to
our city.
The negro arrested at Texarkanu ON
al IA
before United States Commisatoaar Nor
wood and dismissed He was only nuilty
OF resisting u Deputy United Statea mar.
shal and giving him good fight.
Tho demand for GAzErrEs IL almost
double the supply.
THE SITUATION Ar fALRsmSF.
Special W the Gazette.
PALEsriNn, Tx, March 24.--Tbe
mass meeting last uight, composed Of $50
citizens Of all professions and oceupn.
lions, was most harmonious aud happv
commingling Of men, anxious 10 arrive
ut some means Of terminating the labor
troubles which are now ongrosslng The
thoughts Of the thousands of persons In
terosted In the speedy resumption of
commercial traffic aud transportation
After speeches from able mon represent-
ing all sides OF the question the following
resolutions IN addition TO the one sent 10
the Associated Press last night We're
unanimously adoptedi
Resolved, that we, the citizens of Pales-
tine In mass meeting assembled, do re-
cngnlze and d. clare the sight OF labor 10
organize 10 improve and better the CON
ditlon Of wage workers.
Whereas, there have arisen differences
between the Missouri Fnciac railway and
portion OF It's employees which have and
are causing state OF affairs In our midst
To be deplored and regretted by every cit.
zen, and
whereas, II seems meet and appro.
Pirate that some expression be given TO
The views and sentiments OF this com
mnnity thereon with view 10 concilla-
ton and harmony IN our midst, Their, fore
be II
Resolved, l. That when difficulties
arise between capital and labor comprise
an arbitration which recognize equally |
the rights Of each 10 be heard Is the true |
solution aud Is the spirit aud met hod |
which we now most earnestly trust Will |
govern and actuate the party directly an
tagonized In the present differences.
That we do earnestly hope that the
Of the railway aud theiremployes
may be actuated by q spirit Of fairness
and mutual concession as will speedily |
and permanently end the existing diner. |
ences In order that the commerce OF the
country may bo resumed aud labOripg
men Afforded al Opportupiiyto earn de-
cent and competent livelihood, and capl.
tallsts receive u fair aud lust rate 81 in
terest upon their Investments; and 10 ac-
aompllsh this end We pledge our did aud |