Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
.EI|lIERISH FEELNG.


Unison, NAM Ni1ios Z
Ann,her exciting ana evtnuui cay i
~ ~ strike. At l2:45 this morning the
y " ~ ~. an guard at the Missouri Pacific
v bouse were surprised by the APP
p.ree Of thirty or forty masked men
ll'f'. rn.rds were corraled In the
us nv a detachment Of the
'tIou" who stood guard with pistols
f'Hlvl' ,rniIe the rest OF the force Sc
irwn- S,sabied twelve locomotives which
tess'i INA stalls. They had possession .
~ ~. y honse about fifty minutes, aud upon
dpe isave. nOtih' d the imprisoned
SD that they must not attempt TO
'.lo, M room until the expiration OF
fNe y minutes. At noon there was an-
No,Dysreitiug event when large number
'ls..,tsrs and others seized a freight
2 hollow town bound for Kan
w r,ts They climbed upon II
srhfened the brakes TO prevent its
" asc, nrnrress, uncoupled the cars and
s.sw the liuk-pins into the
~ aud killed the en-
n Marshal Price was present, but
ss1e train was outside the city limits be |
s nowerle.s No United States
s.Aals we're present. The strikers
..v seized the last switch engine on
~ 4 road engine happened to be at
. VA VA which is doing duty IN the yards.
MORNING is ST LOUIS.
O. rotus. Mo, March 23.--The situa- !
~ IN This city, so far as the traffic Of
~ ~ Missouri Pacific railway is concerned,
rnchauged. The through passenger
"a recommendation trains left and ar
sssd IN time this morning, but no freight
..,,ns as vet have been moved. II Is re-
4 s"rtsd however, that some time during
+ X dsv an attempt will he made to start
4. 4 freight under protection of the law.
+ nj switcnmen and yardmen employed
X the various roads in East st. Louis
n y, Al work, as usual, this morning, and
a n strike is expected to occur in that
4 ,l,ee unlsss the merchants and business
\ rsp Of this city, TO VIII IN the address OF
4 Az strikers was issued last night, shall
4 An 10 effect settlement.
POLICE PowERLEss.
b ST. Louis, Mo-, March 23.-Missouri
n Pacific railway officials to-day attempted
n d tart out freight train from the yards
4 i mis- city, but without success. Several
,,tempts we're made TO get the train from
b ~ Yards, but the strikers separated the
Z tnIn by pulling out the coupling pins aud
otherwise interfered. Large numbers Oh
4 nolce and detectives were present at the
lime, but they were powerless to hinder
n AZ strikers from carrying out their inten-
ions.
n PEOPLE WILL sTARvE.
Little Rock, ARK, March 2S.-This
IRONING delegation of citizens from
d Gordon, Clark county, on the Iron
NNounan railway, waited on Gov
Hgorhes to obtain permission to run
Nhsight trains between that section and
ELtie Rock. The country is suffering
Il hum want of supplies and great distress
IN Imminent. They declare they will run
!. 4 ud protect the trains, II given an oppor'
sEimlty, regardless to all opposition. III Il
Understood, If permi is obtained, .
4 mn will be furnished by the managers
dAe road.
THE STRIKE FELT AT CHICAGO.
..E CHICAGo, LIS March % The strike
i &oa the Missouri Pac fic at Kansas Cit!
wEerely affects the freight output iron
u his point. For the first time since Tn
Bstike the railways this morning an
sMOunced their inability TO handle CERTAIN
H.ssses of freight destined for kansa'
HCB and points further South and West
I'M Chicago, Burlington & Quiuc,
&nry In the day posted notice
q 70 the effect that no perlshaol
y, hoods would be received, and tina
M I'm freight taken would be subject I
Halsy. The Chicago & Alton insisted o
", MI same conditions. At noon the Roc
&asnd sent out word to its local offices I
ssHhke no perishabie freights for Kansa
ENty, nor to points in California by wa
~ N Kansas City. The Wabash, st. Lou
d aPaclac, up to noon, sent out no nouI
sUch IS the other lines posted, ana WI
Id failing all classes of freight to kans'
N0B except shipments over the NILSSON
neiac. The Iron Mountain sent ca
!. bad lots to points on the st. Louis & 81
Enncisco road.
TN WHAT WILL HALL Dor
4 N NV ORLEANS, A., March 2S. Vi
Y ntmber of the Knights OF Laborcommittt
" Sto went to Marshall, Tex, from Gould
81 eso has returned, and says that the
10 bort that Halls case will be referred
VI Ae court is revived.
THE TIMES TALKS.
= Mornings New York Times;
Z. NJ District Assembly No. l0l Knie hts Oh
! ~ H1npalns that the pro iosal o. Nj, hoX'e
~ settlement of the strike on the misho
8eaflac railroad wunld ulace the hnlghts III
asion OF having made causelers stIlAs,
{ m az thar road 1. concerned ,hht seems WI,
e al at the "size' of 1t. Having relu'
q " fkeentiment commended by the govern
\ R Missouri and Kan as, the kniShts W
Y 8Hll upon tho merchants of ST. Louis WI
II N aisre to they have so seriously inluteu 70
plai eVene with n demand that the rAiltO ~
II NY run Its trains or forfeit its chnt.ea ~ IN
. g the only OBSTACLES g. running ~ "a"
Vl " request coming from them Is ueoluS
"a pol. They are slsn threatening to eNtenu
s.s VIC TO the railroads Of ne COUNT vi,
= H1ey empt that Il 4, 10 be hoped they WIN
q oreuhere law enough and XecullNe VI
MeluRh for the tnfort emcUt Of laws ioI
fglefliOn Of the properly ana the -tlEhe
VI te railroad gompanies. knight OF baooi
tW mote above the law than other peupiiei
80 -'e no right to kill engines, burn uL'u l,,
IN Aik' ~
N THE POST. :
X Last nights New York Evening I
W ~ the following Editorial;
b iae attempted mediation , Of the \
(. ati1& saofs So the Missouri Paclu y
y ~ erne to have rs vet led TO no result, -
i4 r. nts the strik "a have not mp 10 lhls
fmAMStn their u VIC 10 oopt wee fIss''
. r YES offer TO let by cones W ~ !
= 100 At back into the service OF the VYnil
" ssN .atlkets Who have not been gun W =,
sln fWahege 90 their property AZ thls NJ ~
~ ~ iags IN Texas are IN a worse nuitlvh
II, Asthe strikers and their Ies2ui .
WI MI s4se, they a evidently more anu mui'
'idti'M 60 TO resort TO violence masheu
! 4 N, oyerp wered the guar AMI killed the
lntsH w ~ DenlsOn, and nv Omaha lfelsh y
81 y A..isgh escaped from c sialiO Nas ~ "