Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-31
WILL ARBIYRATE.


sheriff, IL Is consequently MOI klv~ s.h
whether the arrests were attenneu WIN
any trouble.
Al PALESTINE.
special to the Gazette, ,,,o
pAesrISg, Tx, March SV..-A nun.
Der OF freights nave come IN ana Eone ~ ~,
to-day with no appearance o. uesits ~
tha nsrt ~ INV one 70 interfere. IL ls
nnaerstood that none Of the strikers VIII
rcsn,ne work until the difference between
powdnrlv and irons IS settled ana thsy
are notified officially 70 resume wotA,
Judoo Williams sentence Of inc par, ~,
charged with contempt with violatlns ny
Missouri Pacific injunction was rspuv lt
as follows this morning. Is. n. I lsua,,
sixty days In the county Jet5 n ,nnP
Derry, colored, thirty days IN ~ ~
lam i,razealo, fined $40 and cost on pisa
~ aniitv and pronise OF good behavior IN
the future; j. a. Bridges, plea OF gnllty,
condemned 20 pay costs and promise "
,,ood hehavior. There was no ulspOsl-
tion ON the part OF the prosecution 70
press for rigid sentence. The citlzehs
posse has been discharged lndeDniteiy'
STRIKER SHOT At KANSAS CITY.
KAssAs CRY, Mo, March 80.--As
Missouri Pacific freight was passing u
lumber ward on it's way out THIS morning
two men ran forward and threw the
s,yi,ch ohout midway under the train, de-
raiIlno n dozen cars and wrecklrg num-
her gouad Of police turned OUT
and chased the two men, who proven 70
he strikers one OF them surrenusreu'
The other james Noonan, refused 10 mar,
when the officers fired three times W
brighten him. This was without VI
feet and the man was about 10 get away
whereupon the officer brought MN u0 10y,
with bullet wound In the leH my
wound Is not dangerous, me enalr nau i
nm uply effect on some OF the STRIKERS nu,
n reinalns TO be seen whether II Will
intimidate them or inclte them 10 iutluo'
violence,
Noonan, on being taken into CUSTODY,
M first asserted that he was plasteteri
and happened TO be passing ana ran pc
cause he saw an officer chasing MN
He weakened, however, regarding nus ilrs'
stntement Noonan was cur-lnspectol
on the Missouri Pacific before the strike
IIis companion gave the name OF Martll
Leon. lie confesses his part In the WORK
When asked why they did 1t, they SAID
nWell, we couldn't stop 1t any other way
all the trains being loaded WIN poilce.
The company is stlll moving us trains
as before, and without serious luter
ference. large crowd OF strikers con
gregated ut the yards this afternoon, Du
dispersed under pressure OF the ponce
Al LEmGH
Correspondence OF The Gazette.
IEuIGn, TEX, March 27.-Both nlneI
here have been shut down siuce the lOtl
on account Of the strike on the missouri
Pacific, but to-day the monotony wa
hroken by Che unexpected appearances o
"A q III
nats. The conductors orders were U
Mace his emptles and pull out q load o
coal, but after being interviewed by tW'
or threc hundred miners, all OF then
knights, whose arguments, Il not hight
polished, were very iorcihly pre-
sented, that gentleman telephone
TO Denison for further instructions
The answer soon came back u
return Mt once with engine and ceboos'
some OF the knights advised that VI
engine DO killed, but mllder counsel pr
vailed A committee OF miners leaN
here tonight for Savannah and McAlii
ter 10 see what action will be taken
the men there in case the company q
tempts TO resume work before matters
tine railroad are adjusted
AT TYLER.
Special to tho Gazette.
TYtER, TEX, March 30,-breight tral
on this branch OF the Missouri Faci
railway was resumed last night q
trains have been since then moving rt
ularly. Tho telegram from Master Wol
man powdcrly In regard to tine 0greemC
TO arbitrate was read by THE dAHEi
subscribers hero just twenty-tour no.
before II was published in the OIL
dailles circulating here, delegation
seyenty-Aye knights of Labor irier
leave herc tonight TO attend the knig
of Labor ball nc Minoola tomorrow mig
The motion TO remove the Kansas
Gulf railway matter to the United Sti
court was argued ia our district court
day and taken under advisemeut byJu'
MoC0rd and the court adjourned u
Friday so taat the judge could attend
trial of the Tlllery case AT Marshall
which he 10 y witness.
THEY WE'RE PLEASED.
Special to the Gazette
TgRREIl, Tx, March S0.--TuE
2ErrF was eagerly sought after yestel
and the dispatches found In no OF
paper Impaired quite an air OF c
nlacency and feeling Of relief to
eager readers To-day 1t was al
sought and eagerly scanned for
very latest Intelligence from }
quarters. That peacetul piRclulIy, u
ever, does not rest upon the countenal
OF business men that was visible ye'
day, but they entertain confident h'
that the trouble viii be speedily adlu
so that business may move along u
regular channel.
AT FoRNEY.
Special to the Gazette
FoRNRY, Tx, March s0.--TnE
zRrrR was sought for by all our bust
men Yesterday when II was whisp
around that It contained the news
settlement OF the strike, which news
received with hearty welcome by
While our people have suffered but
from the late trouble, they arc unanll
In condemniug the principles Of
Knights OF Labor, either as taugh
practiced, and we tear that an adjust
by "arbltration,n as proposed,
answer only for the time being,
Ar ira SPRINGS.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Bro SPRlNGs, Tx March ~
eral striking mechanics returned TO
IN the shops az this place this mon
In an interview with Superintendei
l., Keller, he stated that many stl
were returning along the road.