Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

and ilncd, His attorney, &. W. Walthhp
took M appeal 4 fact worthy " note Is
that The justice OF tho peace before
whom he was tried aud two Of the iarv
are numbers Of the knights OF Labor
and the court-room was also packed with
the strikers. This afternoon The knights
held = meeting ana then celebrated 81.
iaflck's day by parade and great dis
play ot green tlags
AT WACO.
Special 70 the SaEcttc.
WAco, Tax March Public opinion
bore Is quite ouiepokcn In depreciation
OF the verdict rendered yesterday In the
case 81 Murray and Anthony, the knights
OF Labor from Alvarad0 who "Ailled', Tho
Missouri Pacific engine here last week
The Day, IN an article this afternoon,
says the result was farcu, and points
ont the pernlcious tendencies OF such
NeTdiot-. IL Says the mea were either
mnoeent or guilty II Innocent they
should have been acquitted outright, mud
II guilty punished to hn extent eommen-
surAte vain tho gravity OF the, ofonee
counsel Cor Murray and Anthony aled
motion to-day for a new trial, which has
NOT yet heen passed upon by the count.
AT HAMp.
specla, 20 ths 6aeotic.
BAiRD, rsys March ~ Sen. W. r..
NAptis, tnitHd states marshal OF the
Northern district OF fUSes, arrived here
Wls morning With ,hreG deputies. They
AZ once proceeagd 20 look into affairs.
tinding everything qnlte they found no
arrests necessary About Afteen or
twenty men We're SWORN ia as deputies "a
assist Sheriff Jenes III case there shonld
% any disturbance, which We do not look
for, as Everything isvery quiet. notice
Ike that published Ia Tnr GAzrrfK gea
TO day posted NJ ON the depot and around
town Con. Cabell viii 40 East fo.dav
leaving Shern Jones ia charge 81 aNsIfs
here,
lliE SITUATION Az PARIS.
Special TO tho Gazette.
PAius, TIN, March VI, There Is no
material difference to be seen IN thr
strike here among the strikers. Every.
thing Is quiet with them. one or two
freight trains came through to-day uo,nr
both ways and a carload OF -four was M.
ceiyed to-day that was shipped some
time ago " ls generally thought that
everything viii be In running order IN A
lew days. 10 was learned to-day that
Mr. Logan, the day operator at The
depot who was suspended some week or
ten days age, has received orders 10 re.
port Tor duty In the morning
Al PALESTINE
special 70 The Gazette.
PALEsriNE, rEN., March l7.-lAhou,
NIFTY strikers have been SERVED with ,yrils
Of Injunction sued out Yesterday by lie
MISSOURI Pacific, and Officers MiIbeaux
and Selgler are on the lookout for Others
The strikers have taken the best legal
advice, and 80 far those who have been
served with the wflis have kept away
from the company's property. They
killed passenger engine last night. hui
" Is understood that they will but Il ia
running order Tor tonight.
81 AUSTIN.
special to the t9a1oto
AUSTIN, Tex, March ia Freight
train made up here last evening went
south on the International & Great
Northern this morning without any ap.
pcaranyc vi mulrstation Whatever. qhnIt,
are only 1--WE knights OF Labor hero who
are railway men aud they have acted
tenslbly all the way through
Ar GAINESVILLE.
1 special to the Gazette,
GAlNEsyInE, Tx, March I'LL Tho
citizens here apxously await the arrival
/ OF THE GAzErrE each day 20 see II there
Is any change In the great contest now
Z gong on. The continued strike ~ Sc
! riously interfering with some branches OF
trade and the merchants hope foran early,
peaceablc a1d satisfactory settlement.
AT SHERMAN
Special 70 tho Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, March a. The bridge
force of the Texas & Pacific was ordered
west In rebuilding bridge 6i6 that was
/ burned last night. The cast-bOund, due
at II no am, came on time, but failed
20 connect at Whitesboro. The west.
bound train was five hours late this after.
noon.
AT MrHEoLA
! Special to,tho Gazette.
MISEoLA, TEX, March II. Everything
| Is quiet here as regards the strike but II
/ Is becoming monotonous TO every busl.
/ ness man, and they VIII probably meet
! tomorrow TO give expression 10 their
! feelings In regard TO the matter, In plain
words.
AT COLORADO.
| Special to the Gazette.
/ CoLoRADo, TEX, March 1.-THE strike
remains the same, none Of the striben
I having gone back 20 work Business "A
! very good here. No complaints have
Z been made 10 far.
Al NEW oRLEANs
1 Special to iie Gazette
NEW ORLEANs, Ia, March l7.--Thc
1 FIRST step towards settlement OF the
Texas 8 Pacific railway strike was taken
To-day, aud both Cen. sheldon, the re.
ceiyer OF the road, aud the employees OF
the road now believe that II viii end
In few days. Several attempts were
made this morning to get out
4 trains, but IN yain, Notwithstanding
the presence Of about forty
/ United States iBafshals aboard the freight
train which left GOuldsbOfo at 1880
O'Clock this morning dId NOT proceed fuf-
Their than HarYey's canal. lta progress
was impeded by an army Of strikers, whl
4 boarded N and applied brakes The on
gineer would 20 no further than Haryey's
canal and the train was brought
back 20 Gouldsboro. This evening
an interview was held between q
committee 81 the strikers and Gen Shel-
don through the Intervention 81 United
States Marshal Pleasant. The strikers
asked Gen. Sheldon IL something could
not De done TO put an end 70 the diflcul.
ties between the road ard IS employees
The only matter A. issue, they said, was
the discharge Of Hall ut Marshlil
Could not something be done towards ir.
yestigating this case, 30 as 10 ascertain
The real facts ana secure arbitration on
fhemg Could not the matter DO inyesti-
gated, they asked. Gen. Sheldon replied
that DC thought Il could The proper ar.
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