Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-01
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OmciaIiy Notified.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Martin Irons,
Chairman of the Executive Committee of
District Assembly No. l0l, which embraces
all Knights of Labor employed by the Mis-
sour Pacific Railway Company, this morn.
ing telegrsphed to the different local as
sembies under his jurisdiction notifying
them officially that the General Executive
Board has ordered all men to 60 to work
pending arbitration of the existing difficult
ties BY the committee Of the Missouri Pa
ci6c employees and Mr., Hoxie. 1t is ex-
pected here that this will be followed some
time to-day by supplementary order by
Mr.. Irons to the men under his jurisdic-
ton to obey theinstructions Of the General
Board.
Strikers Arrested.
ST. Louis, March 3l.-John Walsh and
L. Harvey were arrested in East st. Louis
to-day, by U. s. Marshall Weber, for in
timidsling employees in the Wabash yards
on last Sunday and were Immediately sent
to Springfield, Ills Efforts were made to
send out freight trains in the Chicago and
Alton and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
yards this afternoon, but in each case the
engineer and fireman were persnaded to
leave the enginsa and the trains we're sbsn-
doned. No disturbance took place.
Retured to Work.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March 81, 2:55 P. NJ
The men in the Wabash yards in North st.
Louis, returned to work at 2:l5 this after
noon. All were received.
All Quiet In East St. Louis.
EAST ST.. LOUIS, March 3l.-Quiet still
prevails in the railroad yards here this az
ternoon. The officials Of the roads have
made no attempts to move freight trains,
and as prevention Of any such movement
is the cause for the assembling OF the strik
ers, no disturbance has occurred.
Trains Running at Kansas City.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 3l.-Missou,i
Pacific freights are running today under
police protection without interference from
the strikers. Tne latter are still out.
Seems to be over.
HoUsroS, Ten, March 3l.-fhe fscili.
ties of the Missouri Pacific road are tested
to their utmost in moving the accumulated
freights. The strike seems to be over.
ARssuIt of the Strike.
NATION, Ill Eazch 3l-As result
Of the labor troubles at East ST. Louis the
shop employees of the indianapolis and st.
Louis RsiiSsy in Nation have been put
nn half time.
Under Arms,
SPRISGFIELD, IL, March 3l.-Tbe Gov
ernor has been deluge1 to-day Eith tele-
grams from East st. Louis. At noon
Adiutsnt- General Vance returned TO the
city from the scene Of trouble and was
liz consultation with the Governor
until :. M when ne took the train for
East st. Louis. Z fresh and liberal sup
~ of ammunition hss teen shipped to all
spssSanies in the Fifth ana Eighth
'ne -. Fssss commands are prsetl-
regime S<@s eEg2i;i;2g orders to move !
,allY under ~-ssects a si.tament.
Powderly% si.-Dur:ng the con-
NEw YOEK, MsrcL ~.Santsti9sy CoF the
ference between the rep. N.on,; Psc;6c
Knights of Labor and the ME- H,wJo-Iv !
railway officials, yesterday, Mr.. /. u't
the remarks attributed to hs
that Gould, recognized. me. He addressed
me as Grand Master Workman, etc: &
also said that if the officials OF
the road would furnish him with the names
Of the men who had destroyed the property
Of the company, they would be expelled
from the order of the Knights of Lsbsr.
Will Irons Obey
SEDALIAr Mo-, March 81 "A dead calm
still prevails here to-day. Freight trains
are moving without interruption.
Martin Irons has not been heard from
and it is believed here that ne will not do
as ordered by PoWderly.
VIII Go to Work
PARSONS, KANs., March 3l.-knight'
,f Labor have declared the strike of, taken
heir men of guard, and will go to work in |
he morning. Freight trains will run at
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