Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07


was very positive that its nrsess ~ v.
turn TO work would be refsrsllt XXX M ~
assor'.u meat positively thai th0se MA
rei ,s 20 ooey It's orders would IL .nss
CUT OF tne order, and, 70 use tie NotSs
"a one OF the committee, 'Kept all N K,
forever" A message from Mr.. Iio<,
was read to the committee IN wh,eb A..
said that only portion Of III n,1,
formerly employed would b feoulnil ~
Tue company on account OF a fe,ldc,,
OF business caused by the strike. ana
cause a large number OF men ksd N, (.
employed 70 take The places Of stylte,s
who would not be discharged
The general executive COMMITTEES he,A
no formal session yesterday nor ala M.
local committee do anythina thas NM
VIII make public beyond the fact that ~,
telegraphnd TO all parties on the Gould
system the statement which was lssusd
Sunday night by the general Committee
10 these kilograms the COMMITTEES NV
| they have received replies from most AZ
the principal parties to the effect that ihc '
action OF the general board Ii Commended
and Endorsed, aud that Generally tho men
who have returned 70 work have nnain
gone out aud that the stfiko IA nfactlcs,lv
rs active and as strong as it has been II
any previous time. Secretary Turnepleit.
last night for Fort Worth, and will mahc
q tour OF the southern part u the Gonld
system before his return aud lean for
himself the exact condition Of affairs.
lIoNIE's RRPoRr 10 GOULD.
NEW NoRH, April G.-.The following
telegram was received here this morning
| by Jay Gould from 81 Louis, rTwo
hundred and ility.eight trains are moving
on tho system; sevcnty.six more are
ready to move. More applications for
work than any day since the strike.
"Slgned, II. M. IloxlE.p
WHAT THE WORLD SAYS.
NEW NoRN April G.--The New York
World says Of the hloodshod al For,
Worth growing out Of the railway strike
that when that point IS reached there can
bo but one result unless complete an.
archy Is TO follow and state and rational
governments are 20 be oycr,hrown. The
contest becomes one between organized
society and It's enemies and there must
be q Victory ON one slde or tho Other
There can be no compromise IN The
nature OF things.
ilhlVHV MoNiNV.
! ST. Louis, No., April G,~-There u an
election In Eass 81. Louis to-day, The
railroads are handling freight IN large
quantities despite the small force q men
engaged on the bridge and at the Union
depot Several freight trains have passed
over the river. AT several depols ~
East st. Louis numerous freight trains
have arrived and been unloaded BY The
new mon, the number Of whom tae ~
ticers claim IL large enough 10 handlpall
the business. The Chicago, B1rliag N
& Quincy switch engineers who o
yesterday returned 70 work tod fgi
have been running tho engines tss
morning The Chicago, Burllngion 3
Quincy striking swltchmen also returned
to work this morning, but by request OF
The knights OF Labor they struck again
soon afterwards.
APPLYING FOR WORK AT PALESTINE.
ST. Louis, Mo-, April GA dispatch
from Palestine, Tex, 10 the Missouri 10
clflc headquarters here says "Eyoy-
thing Is quiet here to-day. We 90 mol
apprehend any more trouble, They An
badly broken up. We have all the force
wo want Ia the shops except one o. i've
blacksmitns great many slrlNois wv
applying for work this morning They
say every man for himself
The shops at Palestine are tho fourth
In aize OF the entire system,
A cHASGR on Tactics.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April ---After tho &C.
pnrturo last night OF Secretary Tnfntf q
the general executive board Of Knights q
Labor for the principal strike centcfs on
the Gould Southwestern System, the 70
maIninp members Of the committee 90.
nonnccd the unanimous determination q
mil m errange,nent can be entered into
,vith Mr. unx,s rnstorIne All The elrIkefs
to their former positions with ile exefp
ton only OF those who have participates
Ia acts 81 violence and the destruction q
property since the strike began Thlsp
decIded advance from The position thty
hoid Satnrdav hefore fhn conference With
INV INV, = Thcy 'S' we're then siilIpg
- ossont an Increment whIeb
,yould restora The strikers 10 those poi,
tinna moi oceupIcd by new men, gnt
Mr.. Hoxle's refusal 10 accept even l l.'.'
\ deprived them, they cay, Of me iasl'pps
! n reconciliation under the rresenh F''f
cumsiances.
AT sKpAiIs.
SEDAIGA, Mo-, April C.--The sli'sfn
revived 4 little When they received ". W
proclamation OF the executive vYe'"'''.sr
| They raised tlag over thelf heAlNost,s.s.
aud were quite jabilant, There wv y, ~
no interference 10 trains, bat ne r'i'ss'9
laro threatening overt ucis, N,
A special from Hannibal says lhss NJ