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

would right Il. The strikors ~.
pressed themselves wen sansae,i
With this arrangement, lhoy wefo eat.
istied that their ease WAS good
one. all they wanted was arbitration and
they were willing 10 accept the United
STATES Judge or any other arbitrator.
They desired 90 have it Thoroughly deter.
mined whether Hall was discharged
FOR eonsc or simply because Ne was
knight OF Labor. II was aecow'nrly
arranged that a committee Of two repre-
snnting the New Orleans assembly OF
knights Of Labor should 10 10 Marshall
AZ TIE expense " the road TO see whether.
the assembly there would agree 20 these
TERMS and 20 arrange with Hall to cosna
here and present bis case before the United
States Court and 10 assist him In collect
lug Ills testimony. Gen, sheldon. for the
receivers, agreed 20 abide BY thu result
reached ~ the court attcr all Tho facts In
the case were presented. In the moan.
while The men promised To make no
further interference With the tralue, and
further promised 10 do all necessary no.
palfs 70 che passenger engines, In con.
sequence Of this Arrangement The force
al forty armed United States deputy
marshals who have been stationed al
Iouldshoro for The nast two days for the
The Protection OF the company's property
were withdrawn. Gen, sheldon OK
presses tho helIef Sat the strike viii end
IL y very few days By a satisfactory ar
raugement and tho employees express
themselves similarly
uNcnANGsp Az 81, topts.
81. LoUls, Mo, March ls,--Tho thir.
teenth day qf the railroad strike opened
W., W. i,..'Vi = IVY avss' nVpeVi SPEEDY
svsu.'ps.9n y. lINisnN uallie rs ever
9u2asuah passvrgSr sra,h trnlo mas been
n"i.,sls iv,"s1''oiisneu MN lho wv ol
s ,,,ie".',,',A Wv ueI'~ snV,insi wn9Nv
49, ptes.'i.s wy NhiApVs OF l;apor
Z ,i,sfl 's tss,, Wv emRriuVls 70 lVaVe
~ ' v" n"u Vuorts wiz, y
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49,. ~ ls ~. ilVN,u IepiY 70 MaItln
a.o",i ,'"ou ~ wy Nt,Bnts ol Lhpor
nv D',''ail'.'v, i,'Vilhus many 20
wv s',,,ie .,',' si'S Vp'ui'.'S VII a',plnp'
! ~ s.ttiVn'eus WIN 'ne e.ilNvis as hodyi
/ wv enai ~ WI WWt uupl tue nulhpef o.
NV n'en eiipioNe1 on the ROAD u sum,
1 s .,'I' w W WI IVY puslnVSH' enoula
wv, ,v pi"SSo Luei ~ y Vhoerstooo py my
I Mu'sn's nelo enal VIC oluer when eallea
out ti'VhV WIG atN now hNlhing VIII
N .,v eNely heuloer ol inc ornVf em-
4 p'uy,V ppon 'ne Nopiu roauA ana thrir
. ~, oonhpouone 70 cease work
4 ! ne hltuaplpn SO lar ~ lhe hast ~ Louis
I aMisNu'',0n wv NpnVernvu relnalhs uh.
u ,I,' = nc uneh are Nv WORK ~ usual
.lg nYrhlns, an1 ~ u Understood lhat
.l'V't stlVNai w, Mill % fehealeu without
'e'oi' :" y Slim
~. WA ti,E TIMES HAas'
HhN YIN, mhleh INC lhles
nv na Wv. .,r, iV5lVMinR Valioflai 20.
wy hlBnts on hhpor ~
~, ipu's svvm 20 ne RroWlnR
Veap'lpt1i huu wv th,ehVhlnG 10 stop
passepEer uelns, Wil'oh would aua greatly
v, y, ,.u ll'oonNVnlNhce anu ulstress when
ivy ~. VduNluk lney ate also trYihR
20 cteato sr ,,'', -, among lhe raliroad
~, ~ . isass ~ i'guls on we Inois
sue o. tno river IN texas inc boycott
Nv Vltal PoiptF, ilNo fvtt WoltL ~ TAX
inp unanimous logM, OF whloh poison
luk = "a ilelng N'f'sl ~ sp' gpllen, }le
aNt'pn VI W" phalneth men NJ
SHERMAN IN cohnemnlnG INC strike
nnu upnuiulng we rmiroaus y hn
lnuieu'lp,' w Mnat may DC tNpecleu else'
Mn'lo' = ~, ~ stiVss y sep up nueh
,vuset s'ns'p,o "uiAiusllich WIZ pe JOIN
Wy Nitn Wv gusihv W, liiVh nuu INC iHu'
IoAu 1otpo , ~ rssiFtlng the IRE
sponsi,iiN y AMY ~ wv hulgnts Oh l'hoor'
VIZ w VIE B.teNoup injury 70 wy
aus =, 'aool ~ tuis country ny ,heir
Tisgu'uvp ahu ooh''naH aetioh NJ ~
hu"is unu 'iouMhvIo,
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