Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

scnsibly. Ta,y have largo stacks Of
grain on hand aud have no way 10 grt Il
20 market.
GAMrrts went on llkc lot cakes tbs
morning Everybody Is esger 90 ltaru
hos tho strike Is going.
THINGS MOVING ar poNuAM
special 20 TIC uaasitc
RoNnAM. Tex, March no 4-ln taik
with Gen Cabtii here t0.night. ne said Is
Tut GAftrT lGan CATER afflvina hpit
to.dsy VIVA tlo deputies I lVpnUsoa sOy.
cfsl mpfv, ana efttra liuie delay moved
3 fre'gat 30 sherman AMI VIII stay here
ttll gci cvetyihlng cigar lhcpfNNlc 81
fenn'A COMFY bWc said ,trg wiil ass,st
Z necessary Nut expect 30 ,rauhla
Everything is quc and wen Guaydedn
"a rnHsliSE
special 70 nc Sstctc
rsIFsliNN, TES., March 10. The SIT.
uaglQu al the strike rfnalus UNCHANGED
Tee town Is cStramely gnltt There ls
no business, no violence, aud no ono has
any idea as 20 whca the general stagNs-
ton will end
MARsnsIs nrsAn
special o. me Ssseue,
jrFfRRsoN, Tx, March 10, United
STATES deputy marehsls were busy this
atVrnoon stmmaning twenty Ave men to
10 20 Marshall, Tex, to prot9ci the prop.
city OF tho Texas 4 Pacific Railway com.
pany
an HONEY 0Rovg
| special 70 the Gazette.
lloNsy GRovn, Tx. March The
strike affects business at this point con
sid,raely, there being considerable
sht,,,, 49, icy WV NV'''" eN'U awaiting
AiMvSf RIOT
speciAl 20 the Sahet'c,
ShhAilAi MO- March lN,'~ rms mas
D.tn uuN 81 excitement IN connection
WIN me Weas strike Ihe company,
tnrQhgh SUPERINTENDENT elpiey, called
upon the city ana county authorities ANA
stated That ho wanted 10 start y train AZ
o'clock M AZ that hour iullS 1000
people, strikers and their friohdr, conpre-
gated Ia hho yard aud literally covered
the Train OF freight cars TO such an extent
that tho olieeis who were present were
entirely poweflvss TO nh0rd ne company
proteepon IN rettiVg ont the tran. The
stnkers Gro 'ded N ana losuod tho OIL
co.'s around ana inally hncpupltd the
tram ana the attempt was abandoned.
Almost rloi occurred here Tits nfler.
noon when an auenint was made TO start
OUT " lght iralp. me assistant enper.
lnteNuanb lhls mofhing rilehilN noilhcd
| Mayor RifkmAnn ma the board ei alHcr-
| men, the CITY nArshnl aud the sheriff aud
coroner OF me county lhalh 10 in'ondea
| 10 start onta iiriRht tfaln az p No., aud
asked Them To he present and AFFORD such
| prohcHon as mlghl ha necessary. Az
! inc appoint II tAit INC tiitln wah madn
Gp aud ready aud just as II begau 90
move, Mr. btcd fage chairman Of the
executive eommitieeoi kalghts u Labor,
| stepped on the ioDrpoard ana requested
.he sng.necl my my n.elhah not 70 tah9 on.
Wy fin',i N"lun va NY'upit" WIN ~
wv ~ ,ie.t ei ~, ',i,'l,an 'S'Ning w w,
81" n,l,1 I, H. t,np'n,,y a,% .a,, as'od
the crowd present which q, the time nn,n.
bered several hnndr5d people, telling
them that under tho Law thty
constituted an unlawful assembly
aud ordered them Ia dsperse
| Tho police and spcclai conaiables
then forced part of The crowd from Tho
! naek aud tho train was ngnin started.
1ui on reactiag ,hc srbs.lng, Jew rods
away, IL wns boarded b, almost 4 swarm
Of strikers, who set TIE bmtcs, upconplod
the cars mud brought The train 70 q halt
Ono OF the most active OF the
men, named Fisher, who boarded me en-
CINE ana otherwise was one OF the
most demonsiratlSo OF the party,
was nrrrsied aud afterwards released on
a Sb0O Dond. Believing that any lulther
EFFORT TO run tho train wonld De likely 70
result N rot II was concluded 10
abandon II aud the engine was moved
away.
Great excitement prevailed during
lhrrc proceedings and there was much
apprehension felt that serious trouble
would result.
Al Rt pAsO.
special 10 the oa4elto.
! N. pAsn, Tx, March 10 The three
snittnra ,rrested ~ povoh IN, lnterferino
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W. w p,plloi 49,, 49,, ~.
Nv p,R 9pinlss' NV tnS', onu ,,,., meon ~,
ny n.y. ny N,ilvu psasup vuuH' a.. ,lt,''5
vovyV '''i'i WIN" ""s law ~ ~ 'a''''"
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tpF'u, eu'c. ., - MafSn nt"uVl-
tWo Vits ol H''Ai'', nnv VIII nafV HvN'
ehtt.tuloe 'hrs " ,rnlslls pVL"een uvM
hnl rupuDy nvp", llvtp ~ IVY w
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tflf HeiHht'
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LoxGylRw rE>., Ma qh -.
Tc The Editor Of the Gazette
United States Alarsbals heagan ana
Peguee left here last night for Mafnhall,
tbIr Journey forebodlng, i Is said The
arrest Of parties connected Win
bhe present labor trouble, a
gross act Of intimidation occurred
at the Junction inst night Ia ne