Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30


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was anything IN my Telegram 10 Mr..
n"N'e, pr that there was anything said ia
ths CONFERENCE Yesterday 10 warrant any
one 20 believe that Tor 4 mamsnl az.
scented 70 any such alsn fwlsl apnolni 70
members OF an arbitration committees Thu
whole matter rests IN the hands Of Mr.,
lloxlc, and II no eau arrange a basis far
arbitration which will Include both s,..s
81 the question, will make no objection;
nut The whole matter win have TO be ar
\ ranged with hlln. am now prtparinaf
letter 70 Mr. fowderly, which viii clcarls
sci forth my position as outlined Shove.o
4 Mr. Gould has DELAYED soniln9 The
letter TO Mr rowderly which he has nte.
parvu, as u Is now Thought that a per-
sonal sntervicw between the two gentle
men can be arranged for this afternoon.
rBkr WILL oBEY rnRlR cninr.
NEW ioRK, March 20 lit was reported
this morning that The strikers Ia 81 Louis
VIII not SO 10 work until they receive
positive Official notice from sir. Irons,
chairman OF the executive COMMITTEES OF
District as emily No t0i. Mir. Powder.
" was called upon this mornlDg aud
found to be IN bed. when asked about
II, he said; 81 have received no word
that the men win not obey the order, III
the, have not heard from Mf. frons. Il n
because there has been delay IN dellye
ing the lrgtam which we cent last
night. The men will certaiuly 10 TO
work, aud Mr.. Irons viii positively give
them the ordern
Mr.. Mcdowell went TO the Astor house
for second time aud took Mcssrs. HAYES
aud Batly with him 70 Mr.. Gauld's ofllce,
where they are now discussing the sItua.
ton.
TALK wTrH powDKRiy.
NEw YORK, March 20 --urhis Is rather
u pleasant surprise, is II notlr asked a
reporter Of sir. powderly late last
night.
~ was pleasant ending. ! don't
like the word surprise there. As TO the
result, that IL always SURF TO como when
the heads OF the institutions az variance
are brought together, | have no doubt
the same settlement might have been
effected three days ago II could have
had an interview, A committee of arbi.
tration Will DO appninted us at tirat pro-
posed, and presume that y members will
be selected Tomorrow. My interview With
Mr., Gould to-day was most pleasant,
4 We hardly understood one anothpr's
than had anticipated We had a gen.
cral talk on the situation, aud went over
the ground very thnrnughly. Our agree.
mcnt had ~ be practically effected before
left and the letter only embodied our
4 ideas. am sitisfpd thai the develop.
ments 81 today viii not only put an end
10 the trouble nov, but thai Mr.. Gould
VIII be willing 20 have all future dlf.
fereuces settled by arbitration"
TRAINS MOVING Ar KANSAS cry.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 29. The
Missouri paclho strikers are still cut,
having received no orders to resume
work, The company Is running freight
Trains however, under police protection.
AT PALESTINE,
Special TO the Gazette.
PALEsTiSn, Trx., March 20 ..-At 10
O'Clock this mornlug sheriff Davis, with
200 doputlzed citizens, including depu.
tiled conductors, engineers and train.
men, took posSession OF the railway
yards, and, with Yardmanter Tanning
and his assistants, began 20 make no
trains, The whole force VI the atrikers
at this place lined Spring street from the
postofllce corner TO the railroad hotel,
but not the slightest attempt was made
70 resist the work OF making up or
! running trains, Between 10 and III
o'clock three freight trains arrived from
the south, being guarded by citizens from
Elkhart and Sheriff II ia OF Houston
county. These are the irst trains that
have come In here for three weeks, except
the regular passengers. At ~ o'clock the
irst freight train 10 leave here In three
weeks steamed out for Houston, and
at this writing eight lengthy trains
have gone north, south aud west.
Except for trivial offnses, no arrests
have been made and no violence ID an.
ticpated, the strikers having conducted
themselves Ia most orderly and credit.
able manner Trains are still being made
up, and by morning the yards Will be eh-
tlrcly cleared. IL Is not known yet what
effect the Gould and POwderly agreement
10 arbittate aud the powderly order 70
employees 10 resume work will have here,
but Il Is believed that all VINO are wanted
will resume work tomorrow or next day.
Superintendent Iicrrin ana Assistant
Master Mechanic Woods have received
about 200 applications for work, mostly
from men ut other points. Ten Knights
Of Labor were at work today, bat they
! have not been Dromin, ntly connected
with the strike. jade Williams win dis.
pose Of Che cases " parties disobesinR
! the Injunction tomorrow. Adiu,ant.tie
! eral King IL here.
AT ALyARAno.
special 10 the Gazette,
i ALvARABo, Tx, March gg,.--Extra
engine 90 Barrett engineer, left Fors
Il Worth about | a. m. With a train Of ten
cars for the south, and arrived az Ava
rsdO ~ ;25 D. IA. The engine was taken
possession Of by ten or twelve strikers
The eAgipeer f0rcel 20 leave his engine,
aud the strikers taking she engine 10
GraSdyiew Killed her. No apprehension
OF any trouble was expected here uniii
the train arrived About thir masked
4 men took charge Of and locked up the
: guards a. the round house last night,
while they dieiblrd the eHginrs. The
guard were Imprisoned about ihrre hours.
rralnmaater Ray made an effort this
4 evening 10 move out a freight train, but
found all the engines 100 badly crippled
TO start on a Trip strong quad Of
special policemen are stationed al the
rspnd-honbe tonight TO prevent further
Expectations upon the. cOmpaDy's prop.
erty.
DALLAS MADE marry ny THE GAZETTE.
spueIa. 20 tho s}aEette.
/ DALLAS, Tx !, March ~ -~TRE GAZETTE
and Mr. PowdefIy's telegram 70 the
\ knights brought tldinas OF great Joy ~
a This city. IL was 30 sudden and nnez-