Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
THE RAILROADS.
,.,,s citizens Committee Not
\, -, :, work The strike Dead
at PALESTINE
...,., workman Powderly's APP
"a, q jay Gould TO End the
strike at once


,,,tRr AT BELLEviL1E.
~ 49, y IN. April 1.-THE city
49,, Z. stote OF perfect quiet, and
i Y .,d thlnk from the appearance
VOL ,ss, the strike mad ever been in
= 'n' "a the trains are running as
leIs' MAO, with no opposition from
s ,,. - No request for military
..la has heen made and the quiet
~ ~" ~ ihe city makes any such APP
ou in " The man Obi, who
9 .se ou,Dreak last night, has not
n arrested. ......
mrrIY IL FAVOR or FIGHTING.
, ~. April ll.--T, V, Pow
~rltten a letter TO Secretary
/ :, ~ Knights OF Labor saying
q circular should 80 out at
4 ~ order asking them for every
see osn raise in support OF the
linst the Gould Southwest system.
ar OUTLOOK IMPROVING.
c ~ MO-, April 1.-THE situa-
Z ~, 81 Louis to-day rename
4 "a nom that of the previous days
q s,r,vl OF the military, with the
y. 4 M. the various roads are in
osne "a do business and are doing
4 Ths switch engines in the various
bnsy. and the resumption Of
h seenis more probable that at any
~ he strike. The business OF
u ,rent roads yesterday exceeded
4 nv preyiuus Gay since the strike,
snpesriuces early this morning
ora complete resumption Of
Manic can be predicted for to-
/, HoxIy REPORTS TO GOULD.
A6opg, April 1.-THE following
"A was received at the office of the
II Pacific Rlilwsy company this
Nous, Mo, April 1.-Two hun
4n6 seventy-eight trains were
"A egterday, containing 1853 loaded
increase Of forty-eight trains aud
In over the same day last year.
n all points.
fsllowiDg special dispatch was re-
lis morning;
Il ,PIELD, ILL., April l4.-There is
NO probability OF the coal miners
INV trouble, as they are anxious
n Among the persons killed at
Louis last Friday was the ring
IA the last strike at the Spring
Networks, and the leader of the
(which three of the works
"a killed.
~ "H. M. HoxIE.
f K0oPgD DOWN on THEM.
M the Gazette.
& kyHLE, TEX, April l4.-Deputy
LII Allen made swoop yesterday
..tured two negroes on a charge
fpt Of court, and carried them off
l<,son. They were working at
Is n and were not at all connected
M strike. They had threatened
81 ro sectiou-hands with their pis-
&count of some difficulty at a
|tH night before, when the latter
~ I'D 70 Jefferson, with the above
|| plRDEE's SENTENCES.
ne Gazette.
|spsoN, TEX, April 14.-In the
States circuit court, Judge
elhde the following sentences to-
N Hamlet. three months in Gal
Aaron Lockett, George Jary
~ pn Brup, four months in Gal
Frank Davis, three months
ton jail; William Culberson,
B in Harrison county jail; l..
7 DuboliD, G. Abrahamson and
Awnings, ten days in Harrison
|z George Bib, John G. Brown
pm Albright, released on $500
Ppear at the next term of the
<<1lrt
W B. Irons, Eugene O'Connor,
VII aim, r. c Oaks, Dennis Frank
liam Brown, discharged.
+ nc two or three parties not yet
~ hom the officers have bills for.
~ lourned sine die at / p. m. to-
4 Pardee leaving on a special
pauas this evening.
sKGARDLEss OF IRONS.
e Gazette.
NJ, TEX, April l4.-At this
NJ trlke is apparently dead. OF
now in the shops seventy
ID employees, some of whom
fhe strike while others quit
fook no part in the strike.
5 are new men. In the shops
Is quiet, the men are perfectly
ID have gone in to stay regard
rs from Irons, Powderly or
Ee.
NOTHING DONE YET.
m, Mo-, April 1.-THE men,
Y committee appointed last
ellizens' mass.meeting were
orning and asked If they had
sctlon as yet regarding the oh.
appointment. They replied
a not as yet been notified of
ntment and had therefore not
' !, out exp eSsed their willing
'D'e their energies to the at
VI bring about an amicahle
Of the strike when they
'7 lned. Hoxie was seen and
IL the railway company had
ny committee TO confer with
fees appointed by the citizens
men, replied that no one
~ MN to appoint such n com
ne citizens request the ap-
sucha committee viii their
srabted?n
lains to be seem" replied Mr..
ne would say nothing more
M piect,
iGH1s' COMMITTEEMAN.
M Mo- April IA The general
Amitiee Of Knights Of Labor
Nolan, chairman Of the ex-
llnlttee Of local Assembly
Breen, secretary OF the local
same assembly, and IL. w
.'2N lly iureman of District As
20 serve on the committee of