Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18

no violence has been attempted and the
strikers aver that there will not be. The
men on the Lake Shore road are at work
this morning, but the indications are that
they will 20 out during the day.
The Baltimore & Ohio made no attempt
to move freight trains to-day and the
general superintendent declares that the
company will make no attempt for the
present Passenger trains are running
regularly.
IN SPITE or THE sTRKn.
NRw York, April 1.-THE first car on
the Third Avenue line left the depot at S
O'Clock this morning and ut noon twenty
eight were running, making trips from
Harlem 10 Bropme street and return Po-
llcemen are aboard eachlcar and are sta
toned ut regular Intervals. Their serv-
Ices, however, are not required, as every
thing remained quiet aud the strikers
kept away from the avenue and depot.
About coo men applied for work to-day
in answer TO the cOmpsny's advertise
ment, and many were engaged at once
BUSINESS INCREASING.
Sr. LoUIs, Mo, April 1.-THE business
done by the East ST. Louis railroad con-
tlnues TO increase. Yesterday greater
volume OF freight was transferred across
the river than during any day since tho
strike. Great activity prevails In all the
railroad yards to-day, and numerous
trains to and from all points are arriving
AID departing without interference by the
strikers.
TROUBLE fRARKD
NEW YORK, April l7.--There is deep
bitter feeling among the strikers at the
depots, and trouble Is feared from them
..,N ~ ttnltnattEAA Id
denounced bitterly as against the law. 1t
Is feared that trouble will result II n
conference between The railroad commits
siouer and the railroad company and the
Empire Protective association does not
settle the difficulty.
MARTIN IRoEs GIVES BOND.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, April l7.--Messrs.
McGarry, Burnett and Chase, three
strikers tried few days ago for Inter-
fering with the Missouri Pacific railway
and obstructing trains, and acquitted,
were indicted to-day for the same of
tense. Martin Irons, Coughlan, land
George NJ. Jackson, for whose arrest
bench warrants were issued yesterday,
voluntarily appeared before the criminal
court this morning and gave bond Of
$4,000 each.
WILL BOUNCE TIE UNION MEN.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 1.-THE Lake
Shore swiichmen did not stop work at
noon to-day, as had been anticipated. II
10 now asserted that the company will not
only not ~ cede TO the demands OF the
men, but will advertise for new men and
discharge the union men.
NoN.USIoN MEN MUST 60.
HAvERHmL, MAS, April 1.-THE
trouble between w. 3. Thorn & CO., hat
manufacturers, and the Knights OF Labor,
which has lasted n year and half, was
| settled yesterday. IL is announced that
the flim has acceded to.all demands and
will discharge its mol union workmen anc
take back its OLD employees.
CLOSED DOWN BECAUSE THEIR DYERi
STRUCK.
CLINTON, MASS April 1.-THE Blgo
carpet mills, employing 900 hands, have
shut down On account OF trouble with IN
eighty striking dyers.
PniLApELpHiA srRgKr-cAR TROUBLE.
PniLADElPHIA, Pa, April l7,-- rhl
afsirs IN the management Of the Fiji
aud Sixth passenger street rail aay com
panies reached q critical stage to-day AM
tho board Of directors was In session 10
several hours discussing the demau
made upon the company by the arbltra
,ion committee OF the car-ddyers' am
conductors assembly Of knights Of 10
Dor that Warden 4. Il. Janney, tn
roads superintendent, should D
discharged on the ground tina
nc is obnoxious 20 the ordel
The penalty for noncompliance wit
the demands stated would be tue tyln
/ up Of the lines. The directors state
3 that Mr.. Janney was faithful employ'
, and that they would not discharge hin
4 BALTIMORE STREET CAR TRouBLK
BALTIMORE, MD, April 1.-THE ca
! drivers who struck on Thursday are 81