Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

'tN 10y N"W : NauV ~ nH3iuSt tncnl,
mat llry are looked down upon, and are
considered nothing IN thceyes OF the peo-
PIC, SO they look upon tho worst side as
much better Than nothing and will stick
t0gcther TO win u possible lot tho result
Do what u Win, The citizens Of Dent
son az rule arr ~ sympathy with the
strlekers and hope that they win wln.
Ihis morning az " O'Clock the railroad
olhcialS announced their intention ni
running out a car Of coal % tho tank
pump, No engineer could be had SO
Key wilson, q hostler, mounted ihe bex
and took hold Of the throttle, with Master
Mechanic CLARK iring Passenger engine
No 9i was brought OUT. the strikers
Stood around thick, and 70 looked Ike
there would be trouble II an attempt vas
made 70 run an engine. Col. Foster, the
Missouri Pacific attorney, mounted the
quot and made The crowd q speech, reaa
me aw TO them, reasoned wlththem ana
advised them, sheriff Douglas then
mounted the pilot aud read the names ol
several gentlemen who took part IN the
strike who had 90 Injunction served
on them, aud told the crowd
that the court had urdorad
him here and be would perform his duty
ne best he could. Tho engine WIS ihou
coupled on a boN-car aud SWITCHING Be.
gan, Red Wilson was requested to leave
his post, which he refused to do. Ther
note WIS given him, which he read
stuck IL into his pocket aud KEEP on work.
ing the engine. The ear OF coal wa,
rolled TO the desired place, and IN,
officials said that was AL they wanted al
present, SO the crowd soon dispersed, the
strikers going home and the citizens "a
their business
The citizens held meeting at the
McDongl opera-house this morning Will
the view VI taking some action on the
present strike, Seven gentlemen werr
appointed TO draft resolutions which IN
substance were about rs follows; Thai
the citizens OF Denison would not take
part either with the strikers or railroad
company, and would abide by the law
There were about 1000 present.
Al poNHAN
special To the Gazette
B0NnAM, Tax, March lG.- The state
ment made by the Sherman currespondepi
OF Trm GAZETTE that Bonham's citizen,
wholly sympathiao with the strikers, ant
that the boardng,houses refuse 20 feet
hands who take the strikers places, anf
that no hand win work unless nrotoctct
10y the oiilcere of the law, ia mistnke
That correspondents Informant certainly
did not know the state of affairs horo mn,
/ while there are some who do sympathlgl
with the strikers, the majority ar,
1 not sympathiging with them This cor
rectlon Is made IN justice 90 our city an,
at the request Of several OF our best bust
ness mon
a committee from the Knights OF I.abo
lodge here have Issued cicuarin whlcl
1 they say II isa lie that certain business
houses OF Bonham have been boycotted
/ Also they assure the public chat The let
! ter ttcclych w ceriatn rpad officials /,
leave town was net l0dited by thoi
lodge or any member thereof They dc
nouncc The action Of the United State
marshals aud deputies who arrested th
men here charged with intimidatlng thOs
who wanted TO work.
4 No new developments to-day In strlk
/ matters, The strikers amusG thomsolyo
by playing baseball and other amusc
/ ments,
AT mG SPRINGS.
Special to the Gasette,
BIC SPRINGS, TEN., March 6 quite
! little excitement Was caused to-dny IL
the trial Of ono Howard, for carrying
eiX-shootcr. This man has stayed al hi
work Ia the railroad shops all during thi
strike, and has been summoned by Unite,
/ States deputy marshnls 20 assist them ii
guarding the company's property. UpoI
complaint Of one Of the strikers he wa
arrested for carrying gun, and the tria
to-day resulted In II hung Jury, notwith
standing the fact that his attorney mad
a very aDle defense. lie will probably b.
acquitted. In other respects there Is ~
change to report
AT DALLAS.
specialize The Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, March lG w II. Thnye
aud Joe Tobey OF BOnham, and Il. J
Holly and George Tucker at Sherman
who were arrested by United States Mar
shsi Cabcll on a charge OF intoiferln
/ With The property Of the Texas q paciH
railway are still confined In the count
Jail mere. They have employed Attorney
Morgan, Gibbs and Freeman 90 defen
them and who will attempt TO liberat
them on a writ OF habons corpus hcai
Ing before Judge Mccormick on The "
inst deputy United States marsha
leaves for sherman tonight TO sumnlo
witnesses 10 appear against them.
Al wHIIEsDoRo.
special 10 the Gazette.
WulTEsBORo, Tx, March i0.--Ycl
terday evening about o'clock Tie whist
Of an engiue was heard coming IN on III
Texas & Pacific. At first the impFesglo
was that the embargo bad boon raise
aud that freight trains we're moving q
right again, but on inquiry II was a.
certalned that only one freight had al
rived In charge " United States mal
shals. This train passed on towar
n Fort Worth this morning and anuthe
came IN from the east
NOW IT - VIEWED AZ WINS roiNr.
special to the Gazette
WiLLi PoNr, Tx, March 10 III
strike IL the allabanrbing topic her
and Is being fully and freely discussa
by all classes, even tic ladies' man
testing q keen aud lively interest in II
Business u az shnd.still in a
branches. There are no commercIs
travellers, no visitors, no cmigrants, n
dramatic troupcs, no shopping
no nothing. Since the trn
status Of the causes whic
lead 70 the strikers are becoming known
the strikers are coming In Tor large
amount Of sympathy than they enjoyed q
the outset. TIKI GAzgrrg reporter sos
Mr.. y w Prcwltt to-day and learne
from him the terms ON which the strike wa
settled last March were boldly violate
By the railroad officials III Just one mont