Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

A@e ANfs &Of.
most Of the business men az ,ha c,,r 4.
/ regard 10 the strike, and they nnansryo, ~
y condemn II, and they ,hInk the lima
; arm. '"'"'u e'Sno
AT DALLAS.
Special TO The Gaseito.
DALLAS, Tx, March 2s.--.There h
nothing new 10 the attitude ~ ~,
sulke mere to-day. Eytrythlng IA peaca.
pie great many arik,rs have come 10
the CITY from olher places, and thew ~,
all sober and qui g. The snpctIny ~ ~,
hniphts OF labor last nleha IA the fheme
OF conversation Of the street. n has
seen warmly argued on both aides Ia.
uv ON The streets unlted States lfar.
snM Na0eh Is busy deputlSina
enu sehuinS out lnarehals and
assistants 70 yariana places on the
tsAas~ racine Marshal Caheil says he
WIZ execute the law 10 ths best az hIs
shilIiy, and those who know hin, kno,, NJ ~
mas great deal Of ability and have rreat
confidence IN him to preueryn ofser
deputy United States Marshal spaprier
OF i,enisou called On Marshal Cable To-
i'uay Tor more assistance, witch he is send
ing W hlm from here to-day. Tho trlal
o. the hve strikers who were arn.st. 4 ~
Bonham and Sherman by United S,a,es
Marshal Cebell was set Tor vest rtlay bo.
lore commissioner Burlord. hut was
postponed until Aprll /, owlua to the all.
noy. A'''''
ar WACO.
Special 20 tho GaEoite.
-, Waco, Tx, March ~, --Thc railroad
ana striker news aa punished Ia TIM
uAnfrFk to-day, lsdctldedly diec0uraaing
hoped Q day or two $40 that tho lioht IA
arbitration aud peace was hralnnina to
break ON the Situation, but M, rchants
say they fear q settlement h now
further on than over, A careh,,
RanginH Of public continent here shows
that as rule the community hua abno.
lutely no sympathy with the strike ana
| hoycottlng In conversation with KnIchta
~ Labor II Is found that many OF them
! dcpfecate the strike and say they wIeh h
was over, These Kniahis. however, arc
cautious IN such expressions and would
not care to express themselves publicly.
ORGANISING AN ARBITRATION comNIrrsK.
special 70 tho uaEctlr.
PALFsriNR, TEx, March 20 AT a
mess-meeting OF the citlzens OF palrstine
TO day 1tld ON the 2Bd OF March, IL was
resolved that committee OF Ave- cltiEens
be appointed BY the chairman 20 act IN
conjunction with Ike committed To be
eppulnt.u ny the citizens Of
any city IN thia aiate ioal,,ne
~ a settlement " the dIsputes now nx.
listing between labor and certain railway
corporations by submitting the patne Ia
arbitration. All committees nppuiatcd
In compliance with tho above arc re-
qu'Hleu to communicate by telegraph Il
once with A. w. Gregg, chairman, Rev.
y Fales, Goo. w, Hurkllt, j. w. Oze-
inent aud A. II Bailey, cumniitlee.
MoNpToNf nKokRN.
sEpALlA, Mo, Mach ~ Tho mono.
tony OF the strike was suddenly broken
this efternoon IN very serious way,
shortly beiore/B O'Clock the Missouri
Iacihe people succeeded In getting out a
freight train composed OF an engine and
ten cars, Az the train parsed the etock-
yards, running ten or fifteen mites nm
hour, some urpe1oss were exploded ON
the track and several men jumped aboard.
When the tfnin was three milea out and
going Mt good speed the rnlls suddenly
spread, aud the engine and four cars
vent Into the ditch. Police Officer Mason,
VINO was on the traln, had HIS arm broken,
nnd special Policeman Nell had A lplr
broken ut the Knee. Division Huperin.
iendent Frye, who hnd charge OF
the tfnn, was severely bruised. az WAS
alto Yaidmasler Lyons, who was ON
board. Engineer Bradley and Fireman
Bfesnaha escaped nnhlrt. Conductor
hpapgltr was In the cabosse nj the time
OF the wreck. He states that brakeman
named King, who ISL Knight Of Labor,
and who WAS on the train, told him nto
look OUT ~ the crossing. Tho track was
torn up Tor distance OF 200 yafds
Gnd Will block The road until workmen
can be- sent out aud repair Il. An exam.
nation OF the rails showed the nsheplatos
had been removed, aud were thrown
upon the emDanknent tho bolts re-
moved and the nuts then replaced Knights
OF Labor deny ali knowledge Of This
yillnlnOus work. A farm, working Ia a
Dtld near The scene said he had seen no
one about the track duripg tbs day, There
Is much excitement here tonight, and
the feeling against the strike grons more
0utspokcD,
CHANCE or TRMpER.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March D.--The
manifestations " violence made by strik-
ers at Bedaiia and Alchlson to-day iadl-
cate q change Of temper since the In,
anpuratlon Of the Missouri Pacific
Fbilht. nv llN NNullllt 1ut
strikers throughout Ihls section
se' med inclined 70 dlfennntenance all
SUCH action, but lh,y are evidently grow.
lng rssiiye uuder Continued ili,,eness.
StonR hopes aro expressed here that
some action Hill b. taken az lhe euperin.
tpndents' meeting tomorrow that will
LEAD " settlement oi &c swltchmen
aud False the general embargo upon bust
1ets.
hoRNiSG At KANSAS CRY.
Kansas Guy, Mo M,rcn 10, . a. m.
There Is 90 change 10 me situation at the
railway yards this morning The 200
switepmtn IRE stu ont No freight IL
moving There has been no disturbance
VI any kind.
The situation this morning Is one OF
quietncss, bus anxions exp, ctanLy. No
freight tfaiDs have been moved, aud there
has been no attempt 70 start IN, IA. Pas
~ niger traius are not ipt.fieied with.
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