New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15
ENJOINING THE STRIKERS.
TEN LEADERS ARRESTED IN ST. LOUIS.

| TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC CLAIMING TO HAVE MANY
| woRKMES READY FOR EMPLOYMENT.
ST. LOUIS March II lSpecidD.-No attempt
was made to-day by the Gould lines to send out any
trains except the regular mails Of deputy sher
IFS paced about In the vicinity OF the yards In search OF
the strikers who have been ononed by the Circuit Court
from interfering with the companys property or tres
passing on it's grounds. The defendants number moro
than five hundred but the deputies only succeeded III
securing service ten to-day. These were the
leaders, however, and officially Apprised OF
the action OF the court and promised to obey
the command. Tie knights say that the
order restraining them from the track or properly will
not help the company. There four long vaducts
the yards at many streets and they will station
n committee each yiaduct speak engineer be-
low, and the petitions and appeals will be renewed II
attempt made to take trains The phraseolOgy
Of the request has changed the first days Of
the strike 1t is submitted the engineers In this
fashion: II you value your own or your tamilys well.
fare, don't take that engine out OF the yards"
BY the tone in which 1t is delivered 1t Is hard to tell
whether itis threat petition. 1t always accom-
psbes its object however. Mr.. Hoxle to-day said:
I'VE will eDJon the strikers in every town and county
along the line. Applications pouring at the rate
Of ahundred day. and mobilizing these men,
ana a couhdont that will be protected
We will set them all work. The engineers. a
body, can be relied on, but there are numbers Of
them who will obey the requests of these No
ference OF any kind has been held with former
ployes. and the railroad company will pursue the
1t has been pursuing"
From another 1t learned that the company
intends to fight to the bitter end In order to comply
with Its charter the company will attempt to out
trains every day. Campbell the sergeant
or police who acted engineer for the company.
condemned by the Common Council last night
series OF resolutions requesting the Mayor reduce
hip to the ranks. Warm times expected in the
morning The Brotherhood OF Fremen held q confer
tonight.
The board OF the engineers Of the Gould sys
TEN will meet at sedaa tomorrow, and the grievances
OF the engineers growing Of the present strike will
be submitted Chief Arthur is expected to be
present. and the board will officially announce the po-
sOn of the engineers in the strike. The tremen will
meet here under Chief S.rgeant and their grievances
will hc Pissed upon. 1t is said that II the engineers
stand by the company the trains will run.
State Labor Kochtitzky arrived here last
night from Jefferson City, and held conferences in re-
gard to settlement of tho strike, but declined to say
whom he conferred With, what was done. He did
say. however: "The strike is mistake, aud it is my
opinion that the Knights OF Labor realize that fact aud
bssiug the opinion that view OF the situation,
trouble Will he settled, freight trains will be
running aud the embargo upon commerce raised.
The strike Is In fair way OF settlement, aud unless
unforeseen difficulty arises will be at an end In
three days" Mr.. KoehutZky to Sedala this
morning for the purpose. Is understood OF consulting
with leading knights at that place.
KANSAS CITY, Mo- March IA The Missouri Pacific
Company II request OF the authorities for force
militia guard operty but the request was refused
on tue ground that no violence had been committed.